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11.29.00
Fett: Enough Said!
Today T'Bone has posted news about the name Fett. Spoiler - Highlight to read: "I have no idea about the meaning of "Fett" as such or if the name is an equivalent to "clone". It's probably just a name. Boba Fett is definitely a clone of Jango and Ambu may possible be one too though Ambu is on the side of the Republic so I'm not sure on that yet. Ambu is played by a 12 year old Maori child actor (Tihoi Taylor as other sites have reported) at one point in the film. I am pretty positive on that. Ambu Fett, however, is a clone captain and working for the Republic as well so I'm not sure how that transition is made unless the clone aging process is pretty fast. From what I understand (and this is informed speculation here) the clones must have some sort of accelerated growth. Jango takes his "gift" which is Boba Fett at his very beginning of his clone life and not too much later in the film, he is twelve years old. So it is plausible that Ambu grows up during the course of the film. It's also plausible that Boba was cloned as a 12 year old. This whole clone business could be complicated. Interesting stuff."
"Also, the bit about Boba being a "gift" to Jango Fett in exchange for his services is what I heard as well. Jango lets Dooku use him as the clone source and Jango wants the first one for himself as a "son". So Jango Fett is not Boba`s biological father as most sites are reporting, but a more of a father figure. Boba Fett is a clone. How strange to know that after all this time." Great speculation! I hate to get more and more pumped this far out!
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