The article also mentions specifically that Grand Moff Tarkin will feature in the book, which is relevant since he’s seen in Revenge of the Sith with Vader and Palpatine overseeing the Death Star. Sure, it could be some other datapad, but if the whole story of Rogue One is about stealing the Death Star plans, then it makes sense that the prequel novel will be perpetually answering the question: Where are these blueprints now? Either way, it’s possible this datapad exchange we see in Catalyst is Krennic leaving this planet with the Death Star plans. Krennic might be in on this whole thing or he might not. At some point, Palpatine makes it seem like the Separatists “steal” the plans, which means Krennic then has to steal them back. This project - like the Clone Army - was hidden from the Jedi. Someone - probably Krennic and Galen - did design the Death Star for a secret Republic project. So, with that in mind, here’s some conjecture mixed with the new Rogue One info from Catalyst. In Attack of the Clones, Dooku says that their primary concern is that the Jedi not discover their “ultimate weapon.” The distinction here is this: Dooku knows that the Separatists and Republic war is artificial, that essentially there is only one side: the eventual rise of the Empire. Everything about the Clone Wars was designed to look a certain way, while accomplishing more sinister goals. As we know in Attack of the Clones, the Separatists - specifically Count Dooku - had the Death Star Plans at that point.Īnd while everyone might have previously assumed that Dooku just gave the plans to Palpatine/Darth Sidious at the start of the Clone Wars, that probably isn’t what happened, mostly because it’s too simple. But, even at this stage, it seems like he’s a covert operative, probably working directly for Palpatine. Here’s what it seems like might have happened: At this point in time, Krennic seems to be a military official for the Republic, and he’s commanding units against the Separatists. From the excerpt: Krennic opened his jacket and pulled out a datapad, calling Gruppe’s attention to something on the display screen, “Satisfied?” Gruppe nodded and Krennic handed the datapad to the chieftain.
It’s all very cloak-and-dagger, but here’s what happens: A young Orson Krennic busts Galen Erso out of some kind of prison, reunites him with his wife Lyra and daughter Jyn, and then has a shady datapad exchange with someone named Chieftain Gruppe on the planet Vallt.
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It turns out, Death Star blueprints changed hands during a pivotal, clandestine series of events that unfolded sometime at the end of the Clone Wars, according to a new excerpt from the Rogue One prequel novel Catalyst, that just appeared in USA Today. It was produced by Lucasfilm and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The screenplay by Chris Weitz and Tony Gilroy is from a story by John Knoll and Gary Whitta. And now there’s a new morsel of evidence as to how those pesky Death Star blueprints managed to change hands after Count Dooku had them in Attack of the Clones. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (or simply Rogue One) is a 2016 American epic space opera film directed by Gareth Edwards. We know it took a long time to design and build the Death Star before the events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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