Thrawn Ascendant: How an Evil Genius Villain Became a Sympathetic Antihero
By the Doctor
The following article is an expanded edition of my article "Thrawn Ascendant: How an Evil Genius Villain Became a Sympathetic Antihero" which can be found here on Eleven-ThirtyEight. The expanded edition offers more direct literary analysis of the text, as well as some discussion of my own preconceptions of Thrawn, and some notes on the discussions Berg and I had prior to my starting this project, and as is it is distinctly longer (though not even remotely as long as my article on the Republic Commando books) we offer it as a PDF. Berg and I should have an episode of the podcast where we discuss this further up soon, and if any of you want to talk to me about it I'd totally love to hear from you, either here or on our twitter @TalkingTrekWars or my own @Lemoncakesong
By the Doctor
The following article is an expanded edition of my article "Thrawn Ascendant: How an Evil Genius Villain Became a Sympathetic Antihero" which can be found here on Eleven-ThirtyEight. The expanded edition offers more direct literary analysis of the text, as well as some discussion of my own preconceptions of Thrawn, and some notes on the discussions Berg and I had prior to my starting this project, and as is it is distinctly longer (though not even remotely as long as my article on the Republic Commando books) we offer it as a PDF. Berg and I should have an episode of the podcast where we discuss this further up soon, and if any of you want to talk to me about it I'd totally love to hear from you, either here or on our twitter @TalkingTrekWars or my own @Lemoncakesong
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