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| − | The queen of the planet is dying, and her last act is to turn the government into a democracy, much to the displeasure of her son, Prince [[Beju]] |
+ | Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon are called to Gala to monitor new elections. The queen of the planet is dying, and her last act is to turn the government into a democracy, much to the displeasure of her son, Prince [[Beju]]. As the Jedi face the turmoil between the fighting parties, Qui-Gon is sent on a mission to the leader of the [[Hill People]], a separatist faction in the mountains. It turns out that this female leader, [[Elan (Galacian)|Elan]], is the true heir to the throne, and the queen wants her to know that before she dies. As Qui-Gon delivers the message, Obi-Wan discovers shady happenings behind the scenes and a possible murder plot against the queen. |
| − | As Qui-Gon delivers the message, Obi-Wan discovers shady happenings behind the scenes and a possible murder plot against the queen. He suspects poison and goes to one of the other cadidates [[Deca Brun]] for help. In Deca's headquaters he finds evidents that Deca is in league with the [[Offworld Corrporration]]. Obi-wan escapes from the headquaters and procures an antidote. He also dicovers that his new friend [[Jono]] is responsible For the poison. |
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| − | Back at the palace Obi wan and [[Viso]] reveal to Beju that he is not the true hier. He takes it quite well considering the circumstances and allows the votes to continue. Veda is healed and she arrests [[Giba]] the evil advisor to the prince. [[Wila Prammi]] wins the vote and the jedi return to [[Coresent]] |
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Revision as of 13:06, 15 June 2013
Template:Infobox Book The Mark of the Crown by Jude Watson is the fourth in the young readers Jedi Apprentice series. All of the books in the series are written by Jude Watson, except for the first book, The Rising Force, which was written by Dave Wolverton. The series explores the adventures of Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi prior to Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
Publisher's summary
Honor over hate.
Strength over fear.
A queen is dying. Her angry son is conspiring to thwart his planet's elections and maintain his rule. But he might not be her only heir. There may be another bearing the elusive Mark of the Crown.
Qui-Gon Jinn and young Obi-Wan Kenobi come to the planet of Gala as guardians of peace. Now they are facing a deadly battle for power and royal position.
The true heir must be found.
The Jedi must find the way.
Plot summary
Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon are called to Gala to monitor new elections. The queen of the planet is dying, and her last act is to turn the government into a democracy, much to the displeasure of her son, Prince Beju. As the Jedi face the turmoil between the fighting parties, Qui-Gon is sent on a mission to the leader of the Hill People, a separatist faction in the mountains. It turns out that this female leader, Elan, is the true heir to the throne, and the queen wants her to know that before she dies. As Qui-Gon delivers the message, Obi-Wan discovers shady happenings behind the scenes and a possible murder plot against the queen.
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