When Grand Admiral Thrawn admits, he is not human to Darth Vader in Thrawn: Alliances.
These statements are essential because this is the first time Thrawn willing says that he is not human, which has been difficult for him. But he is undeterred by the comments.
What makes Thrawn sad is that his leaders, the Emperor and Darth Vader think Thrawn is not loyal to the Empire when loyalty is important to him.
Fans do not precisely learn why Thrawn does not enjoy being seen as disloyal as a warrior outside; he gives his all to defend what he believes is right. That changes after Star Wars Rebels and the Purrgil.
i’m almost done with thrawn: alliances but the entire book i kept thinking: what if obi-wan and thrawn met, maybe even pre-empire…
would they be sipping tea and playing chess together, talking about pantoran’s art exhibit that’s on coruscant right now or they’d go feral around each other, like: *meaningful look*, *unimpressed look*, *sigh*, * scoff*, perhaps, *one eyebrow raise*, i beg your pardon?!
