After leaving the Secret Academy on Telos, your party gather in the main hold of the Ebon Hawk:
 Atton: Now we're off that dejarik board of a planet, I say we burn sky until we see lines.
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 T3-M4: Breep-de-deet. Rreep-bewreep.
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| Dialog
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 1. What's with T3?
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2. That droid sure is making a lot of noise.
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| T3-M4: Breep-de-deet. Rreep-bewreep.
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| 1. What are you talking about?
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2. Slow down - I didn't catch the first part.
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3. You did what while you were connected?
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| T3-M4: Breep-deeeee-deet. Rreee-eet-bewreeeeep.
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| 1. You downloaded Atris' archives?
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2. The link worked both ways?
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3. Maybe I'll keep you around after all.
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| T3-M4: Dee-wreeet. Dreeet-deet-breeb.
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 Kreia: What is the machine saying?
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| T3-M4: Dee-wreet-breeb?
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| 1. He said there was a holo record of my trial in Atris' records.
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2. There is a holo record of the day I was exiled.
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3. If you have the holo, T3, play it.
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4. Might as well show it. It's just history now.
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| Kreia: We seem to have found it.
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The holo record shows your trial before the Jedi Council on Coruscant:
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| Master Vrook: Do you know why we have called you here?
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| 1. I came because I chose to, not because you summoned me.
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2. You have called me here to answer for my crimes on Malachor V.
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3. Whatever your reasons, speak them, or let me go.
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| Master Kavar: As Revan summoned you, so have you come full circle to return to the Jedi.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: Why did you defy us? The Jedi are guardians of the peace and have been for centuries. This call to war undermines all that we have worked for.
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| Atris: Is Revan your master now? Or is it the horror you wrought at Malachor that has caused you to see the truth at last?
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| 1. I realize that following Revan to war was in violation of the Jedi Code - and I broke it, knowingly defying the wishes of the Council.
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2. If you seek to punish me, then get on with it.
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| Master Kavar: It is good you recognize this. It means you will understand why you must leave us.
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Master Zez-Kai Ell: Know that there is no turning back from this judgment.
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| 3. The truth is the Mandalorians had to be stopped, or countless more would have died.
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4. You were not at Malachor, and you will never understand.
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5. The truth is that no Jedi should turn from war - they should embrace it.
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6. I'd slaughter every Mandalorian if I could - except Malachor did it for me.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: You refuse to hear us. You have shut us out, and so have shut yourself to the galaxy.
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| Master Vash: You are exiled, and you are a Jedi no longer.
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| Master Vrook: There is one last thing. Your lightsaber. Surrender it to us.
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You stab your lightsaber into the center stone and leave the chamber. The Masters all look at one another:
| Master Kavar: Much defiance in that one.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: You were correct, Kavar. When she was here, I felt it. It was as if she was not there, more like an echo.
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Master Zez-Kai Ell: You were correct, Kavar. When he was here I felt it. It was as if he was not there, more like an echo.
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| Master Vash: The war has touched the youngest of the Order. Many of them have lost themselves in battle against the Mandalorians.
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| Atris: We have not lost a Jedi this day. You felt it... she has lost herself. She is no Jedi - She walked Revan's path, but she was not strong enough.
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Atris: We have not lost a Jedi this day. You felt it... he has lost himself. He is no Jedi - he walked Revan's path, but he was not strong enough.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: I fear it is our teachings that may have led Revan to choose the path he did.
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| Atris: We are not the ones who taught him.
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| Master Vash: We take responsibility, Atris, not cast blame.
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| Master Kavar: The choice of one was the choice of us all. Revan's teacher intended no harm. And Revan had many teachers since.
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| Atris: Yet they all stem from the same source. Her teachings violated the Jedi Code and lead all who listen to the dark side, as they did the exile.
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| Master Vash: You are wrong. The dark side is not what I sensed in the exile. Surely the rest of you felt it as well. That emptiness we felt... she has changed.
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Master Vash: You are wrong. The dark side is not what I sensed in the exile. Surely the rest of you felt it as well. That emptiness we felt... he has changed.
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| Atris: Whatever that wound was, it was of the dark side. We should not have let her depart. She will simply join Revan again, or perhaps worse.
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Atris: Whatever that wound was, it was of the dark side. We should not have let him depart. He will simply join Revan again, or perhaps worse.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: What would you have be done with her, Atris? Be mindful of your feelings! This is not Revan who stood before you. This one walks a different path.
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Master Zez-Kai Ell: What would you have be done with him, Atris? Be mindful of your feelings. This is not Revan who stood before you. This one walks a different path.
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| Master Kavar: No, although that may come in time. We let her go because we must. Where she travels, she carries her destination with her.
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Master Kavar: No, although that may come in time. We let him go because we must. Where he travels, he carries his destination with him.
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| Atris: Malachor V should have been her grave. You saw it in her walk, and in the Force. It was as if she was already dead.
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Atris: Malachor V should have been his grave. You saw it in his walk, and in the Force. It was as if he was already dead.
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| Master Zez-Kai Ell: No, not death. Many battles remain for that one, if what we have seen is true. But the future is a shifting thing, and she cuts like a blade through it.
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Master Zez-Kai Ell: No, not death. Many battles remain for that one, if what we have seen is true. But the future is a shifting thing, and he cuts like a blade through it.
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| Master Vash: We should have told her the truth. A Jedi deserves to know.
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Master Vash: We should have told him the truth. A Jedi deserves to know.
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| Master Vrook: No good would have come from it, even if what you believed was true. There is still the matter of Revan, and such truths could leave us vulnerable on two fronts.
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| Master Kavar: Perhaps in many years, we will call her before us and explain what happened to her and how she may be healed. Until then, she must accept her journey.
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Master Kavar: Perhaps in many years, we will call him before us and explain what happened to him and how he may be healed. Until then, he must accept his journey.
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| Master Vash: But she may never discover the truth. And she will never know why we cast her out.
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Master Vash: But he may never discover the truth. And he will never know why we cast him out.
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| Master Vrook: Then that is the future we must accept.
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The holo record ends:
| Atton: Those Jedi sure like their secrets, don't they?
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| T3-M4: Dwoooooo.
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 Lost Jedi
T3 found a secret holo-recording of your trial at the hands of the Jedi Council, and it also revealed the supposed whereabouts of other Jedi scattered throughout the galaxy – according to the record, Master Vrook travelled to Dantooine, Master Vash went to Korriban, Master Zez-Kai-Ell went to Nar Shaddaa, and Master Kavar went to Onderon. There is no telling if any of them are still alive, but there is a chance they know why you were exiled and know more of this Sith threat that pursues you. If you can gather them all, maybe you can kill them... or convince them to gather on Dantooine.
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If your character is male, the Handmaiden now walks in:
| Handmaiden: Those are Atris' records you have stolen.
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| Atton: What the hell are you doing on our ship?
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| Handmaiden: I have come to join you. I can help you against this threat.
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| Dialog
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| Atton: Well, we don't want your help. Or any of your sisters.
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| Handmaiden: It is just me. And I am doing this because Atris believes you will need help.
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| 1. Do you think we need help?
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| Handmaiden: I think the strength of the enemy is unknown, but it is greater than five can hope to defeat without aid.
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| 2. I don't care - you're going back.
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| Influence Lost: Handmaiden
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| Handmaiden: We cannot go back. The defense screens around the Telos Academy may have allowed your shuttle through once, but they will not let another vessel through again. I possess the codes for deactivating them, but I will not give them to you.
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| 3. I will take whatever help I can get.
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1. When you put it like that, then welcome aboard.
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| Influence Gained: Handmaiden
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| Dialog
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| Kreia: Indeed? But of course - what does one more matter to our journey? I have had enough of this - I will be in my chambers.
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| Atton: Yeah, me, too. I'll be in my chambers. But since I don't have any, I guess I'll just go to the cockpit like I always do. If she's coming with us, she gets the cargo hold. Might remind her how fun it is to get locked up.
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| T3-M4: Dwooooooo.
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 Bao-Dur: General.
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| Handmaiden: The cargo hold is enough. I assure you, there is little I need. I will attend to myself.
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| 1. Look, forget Atton. Take the regular quarters, we have enough room.
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2. Don't let them bother you - we've just been through a lot.
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| Influence Gained: Handmaiden
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| Handmaiden: It is no matter. I am used to worse conditions. But... thank you for your kindness.
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Otherwise:
| 3. Fine. Just stay out of our way.
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4. I know you're here to spy for Atris. So watch yourself.
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5. Not only are those going to be your quarters, but they'll be where you'll stay for the duration of our journey. Consider yourself under guard.
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| Influence Lost: Handmaiden
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| Handmaiden: I will. If you need me, I shall be in the cargo hold.
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| 1. [The Handmaiden has joined your party. She has Echani defense, which protects her against melee attacks, and is an excellent unarmed fighter.]
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Crafting a Lightsaber
After T3-M4 has shown the holo record of your trial, Bao-Dur speaks to you in the garage:
| Bao-Dur: General, is there a reason you don't carry a lightsaber anymore?
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| 1. Atris and the Jedi Council took it from me.
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2. It was taken from me.
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3. When my lightsaber is returned to me, I will bear it.
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| Bao-Dur: That's not your lightsaber anymore. That belonged to someone who served Revan in the wars, not the person you are now. You could build another one - if you wanted to. But you know that.
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| 1. And why wouldn't I?
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4. Do you think I can't build one?
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2. I don't want anything of the Jedi.
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3. I'm not afraid of building a new lightsaber, if that's what you think.
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| Bao-Dur: I don't know, General. But whatever the reason, you should put it behind you.
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Bao-Dur: The lightsaber isn't always a weapon of the Jedi, General. You don't need me to tell you that.
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Bao-Dur: I never said you were. But whatever the reason, you should put it behind you.
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| Bao-Dur: I know this - a lightsaber is part of who you are. Without it, you're not complete.
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| 1. Very well. To begin, there are some parts I'll need.
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2. And how would we start?
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3. With the Jedi enclaves all destroyed, I don't know where to get the parts.
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| Bao-Dur: I think I can help you out there. I happen to know the parts you need.
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| 1. Since when did you become an expert on lightsabers?
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2. All right then, what do we need?
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3. Where do we start looking then?
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| Bao-Dur: I spent a lot of time around Jedi during the war. None of them would let me take their lightsaber apart, but I did learn about their construction.
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| Bao-Dur: We need a power cell, emitter matrix, lens and focusing crystal, though I have to admit, the crystal is beyond my means - never did understand them. Those parts are fairly common, though a Jedi once told me that it's best if your lightsaber reflects you, and if it is constructed of things that identify it as your own. Just bring the parts to me before you get started building it, I'll make sure they're usable.
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Crafting a Lightsaber
You found a lightsaber energy cell fixture. Perhaps with some additional parts you'll be able to construct a new lightsaber.
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Bao-Dur then turns his attention to upgrading T3-M4:
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| Bao-Dur: All I'm saying is that you've gone for a long time without a memory wipe. Most droids behave erratically under those circumstances.
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| T3-M4: Breet-deet.
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| Bao-Dur: I know that. But I'm fixing everything else around here, so I may as well take a look at you, too.
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| T3-M4: Dee-dee-dee-deet, breet, deet
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| Bao-Dur: What was that? That's what I'm talking about - that is not normal droid behavior.
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| 2. Maybe he's just worried about your skills.
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| T3-M4: Deet deet deet.
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| Bao-Dur: If it wasn't for me, we'd all be floating in space! I think I can handle a few repairs to your circuits.
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Otherwise:
| 1. What's going on here?
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3. Utility droids tend to have a habit towards developing personality quirks.
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| T3-M4: Beee-deet, bee-reeeet! Deeet, deet!
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| Bao-Dur: I am not pushing you around. I just wanted to see if there was anything I could do to upgrade your functionality.
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| 1. That sounds like a good idea to me.
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2. Don't worry, Bao-Dur probably knows what he's doing.
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3. Worse comes to worst, it's not like we can't pick up another utility droid.
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| T3-M4: Bee... deet?
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T3-M4: Dwoooo.
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Bao-Dur: Thanks for the vote of confidence.
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| Bao-Dur: Thanks for the vote of confidence.
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T3-M4: Dee-reet. Deet, dee-deet. Reee-deet, deet.
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| Bao-Dur: Good. Now let's get started.
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Bao-Dur: Yes, I'll be careful. Now let's get started.
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Bao-Dur kneels down and starts working on T3:
| Bao-Dur: You wouldn't guess it from the outside, but it looks like you've been through a lot.
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| T3-M4: Dee... deet! Dee-reeet, de-deet.
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| Bao-Dur: I'll bet. I'm all done with you - if anything comes loose, let me know and I'll put it back in place.
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You now stand at the exit ramp of the Ebon Hawk.
Atton: Now we're off that dejarik board of a planet, I say we burn sky until we see lines.
T3-M4: Breep-de-deet. Rreep-bewreep.
1. He said there was a holo record of my trial in Atris' records.
Kreia: We seem to have found it.
Lost Jedi
Bao-Dur: General, is there a reason you don't carry a lightsaber anymore?