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Possible last scenes from Episode II
Today T'Bone has posted some news about what may be the last scenes from Episode II. Spoiler - Highlight to read: As you may or may not know from previous reports, Count Dooku is preparing an army of clones alongside the droids and super battle droids Poggle The Lesser is producing for the Trade Federation or some organization or guild of which I'm not sure of yet. The battle near the beginning of the film ends in defeat for the Republic I believe, or a very slight victory. This leads Palpatine to call for the Republic's own clone army. Following the assassination attempt I mentioned previously in another report, the motion is passed and we do see an army of clones in the film who fight in the end battle.
The film finishes in Coruscant. Bail Organa is with Palpatine and others overlooking the military staging area on Coruscant. One of the last scenes (if not the last) is tens of thousands of clones in Coruscant being shipped off to fight in what will be known as `the clone wars`.
Anakin is on Naboo at this time with Padmé for the wedding. I can also confirm for a fact that Anakin does NOT turn to the dark side and that the wedding is at the end of the film just before the last scene of the clones being shipped off. Apparently the atmosphere in the Jedi Council in their last scene is quite depressing and it is mentioned that the Jedi are left with a lot of casualties including members of the Jedi Council. Mace Windu, Yoda and Obi-Wan have a conversation about it. It seems that the only council members to make it to Episode III are Yoda, Mace Windu, Plo Koon, and Ki-Adi-Mundi. Yoda gets what appears to be (to me anyhow) the last line in the film. So maybe some of the things we have been hearing about won't take place until Episode III. I guess we will just have to wait to get this answer!
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