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| The first battalions of Clone Troopers gather... |
On an immense staging area on Coruscant, the legions of Clone Troopers begin boarding their massive Republic Cruisers bound for galactic conflict against the Separatists. Watching all this from afar, a core group of senators huddle around the pleased Supreme Chancellor Palpatine to watch the epic debarkation, including a clearly but silently frustrated Bail Organa, who knows that the violent troubles of the de-stabilized galaxy will only intensify...
“The Imperial March in
this case is a powerful
potent, suggesting a
very dramatic future
which is in store for all
the characters in the
next episode. It’s a
piece of music that
represents, in my mind
at least, not only Darth
Vader but the forces of
the Empire. It was
actually George’s suggestion to use it there, and I think
it works extremely well.”
John Williams on using The Imperial March theme towards the end of Episode II - Star Wars Insider - Issue 61 - 2002
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| Onto their cruiser transports. The Clone War has begun. |
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| On Coruscant, the Republic senate watches the Clones mobilization. |
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| Palpatine and a troubled, helpless to act Bail Organa watch the proceedings. |
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