Did Count Dooku know Palpatine was Sidious Clone Wars?

Yes. Dooku did know Palpatine was Sidious. As far as Anakin knew, Dooku was the Sith Lord who orchestrated the Clone Wars. Not to mention Anakin trusted and liked Palpatine so much, that he would have had a hard time believing he was a Sith Lord.

Why did Count Dooku create the clone army?

After voicing his fears and advocating for the creation of an army, Sifo-Dyas’ peers rejected his idea. It was then that he secretly commissioned a clone army to defend the Galactic Republic without telling the Jedi Council. He ordered his apprentice, Count Dooku, to kill Sifo-Dyas.

Who knew the emperor was a Sith?

When Senator Palpatine succeeded Valorum as Chancellor, Amedda retained his position under the Republic’s new leader. Amedda was one of the few in the galaxy who knew Palpatine was a Sith Lord, and assisted the Chancellor as Speaker of the Senate, helping him manipulate Senators into granting him more and more power.

Is Exegol the Sith homeworld?

Instead of featuring the Sith homeworld of Moraband, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker introduced Exegol, a new Sith planet. The Sith, while broadly conceived by George Lucas in the 1970s, were not established or properly named in the Star Wars films until the prequel trilogy.

Why did Palpatine save Darth Vader from death?

The reason Palpatine saved Darth Vader after he suffered critical injuries in Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith has something to do with Darth Maul.

Did Palpatine and Count Dooku know each other was Sidious?

In the Star Wars prequel trilogy, Senator/Chancellor Palpatine rarely drops his act; when the villain is plotting with others he’s always in his Sidious guise, so it’s hard to definitively pin down which characters were aware of both personas. One of the most intriguing ‘did they know?’ examples is Christopher Lee’s Count Dooku.

What happened to Darth Vader after the escape?

After letting his son escape, Darth Vader faced the wrath of Emperor Palpatine – a twisted punishment now revealed in Star Wars comics. Warning: SPOILERS for Darth Vader #6. The new Star Wars canon has made it clear that the story’s true monster was always Emperor Palpatine.

What did Palpatine say to Vader when he returned to Naboo?

Returning to Padme’s Tomb on Naboo, Vader met her last surviving allies, starting a tormented walk down memory lane. But upon returning to his master, Palpatine reminds Vader, “the Sith know that fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. And hate leads to strength. But you, my friend… have just wallowed in grief.

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