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** Lando also pretty well describes this trope, telling the kids that if someone's acting out of character they'd better pause and pay attention.
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* StrangerSafety: Force-Sensitive Tash Arranda gets feelings around some people. Some of the people she meets, she just feels like she can trust, though sometimes she has to struggle with whether she should or not. Most of these people are the [[HeroOfAnotherStory Heroes of Other Stories]], like the Heroes of Yavin, Wedge Antilles, Lando Calrissian et cetera. It gets to the point where her companions just sort of shrug and assume anyone she likes will be helpful and valorous. However, she can't always sense if someone ''isn't'' trustworthy, so if they are a BitchInSheepsClothing she will [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter assume the best]], which her companions ''also'' fall afoul of.
* StrangerSafety: Force-Sensitive Tash Arranda gets feelings around some people. Some of the people she meets, she just feels like she can trust, though sometimes she has to struggle with whether she should or not. Most of these people are the [[HeroOfAnotherStory Heroes of Other Stories]], like the Heroes of Yavin, Wedge Antilles, Lando Calrissian et cetera. It gets to the point where her companions just sort of shrug and assume anyone she likes will be helpful and valorous. However, she can't always sense if someone ''isn't'' trustworthy, so if they are a BitchInSheepsClothing she will [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter assume the best]], which her companions ''also'' fall afoul of.
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* NostalgiaFilter: In-universe, this is why [[spoiler: The children of the exploration team that crashed on Dagobah]] don't realize that [[spoiler: it's wrong ToServeMan]] until shown otherwise by [[spoiler: Zak Arranda]].
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* GoodShapeshiftingEvilShapeshifting: Uncle Hoole and Borborygmus Gog are both Shi'ido shapeshifters, but though their secretive natures both inspire mistrust in the Arranda siblings, their morality is ultimately revealed by how they use their powers. Hoole shapeshifts for utility and combat, almost never assumes the identity of another sentient being, and often wraps up each novel by [[BigDamnHeroes using his powers to rescue the Arrandas]]; for good measure, he prefers using relatively benign forms like Wookies. By contrast, Gog firmly establishes himself as a ShapeshiftingTrickster by constantly assuming pre-existing identities, playing his enemies against each other rather than getting directly involved in the conflict.
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* ApocalypticLog: In ''The Hunger,'' Hoole and the Arranda's stumble upon a datapad left behind by a failed survey mission to Dagobah [[spoiler: revealing that the stranded expedition was joined by the crew of a crashed cruise ship, eventually resulting in the survivors beginning to breed and produce children. On her deathbed, the expedition leader confesses that the only way they could feed the children was by feeding them the bodies of the dead.]]
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* BadassBookworm: Hoole is a stoic and cautious anthropologist known for producing numerous first-hand accounts of various planets and species, and has dabbled in other fields of science over the course of his career. However, his ability to shapeshift makes him easily the most dangerous of the main characters in combat; in most of the books, once he finally gets directly involved in the action, the tide turns dramatically in the heroes' favor.
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* BadassBookworm: Hoole is a stoic and cautious anthropologist known for producing numerous first-hand accounts of various planets and species, and has though he's dabbled in other fields of science over the course of his career. However, his ability to shapeshift makes him easily the most dangerous of the main characters in combat; in most of the books, once he finally gets directly involved in the action, the tide turns dramatically in the heroes' favor.
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** Hoole mentions in one book he'd done research on Tatooine and Jabba's palace before. A couple years before the series began, a book called ''Literature/TheIllustratedStarWarsUniverse'' was published, with Hoole cited as the "author" of the Tatooine chapter.
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** Hoole mentions in one book he'd ''The Brain Spiders'' that he's done research on Tatooine and Jabba's palace before. A couple years before the series began, a book called ''Literature/TheIllustratedStarWarsUniverse'' was published, with in which Hoole cited was first introduced as the "author" of the Tatooine chapter.chapter.
** ''The Hunger'' mentions a failed survey expedition to Dagobah - which was also featured in ''Literature/TheIllustratedStarWarsUniverse,'' with expedition leader Halka Four-Den serving as the author of an ApocalypticLog that eventually becomes the Dagobah chapter. [[spoiler: ''The Hunger'' also features an unnamed cameo of Halka Four-Den recording her final ApocalypticLog on her deathbed.]]
** ''The Hunger'' mentions a failed survey expedition to Dagobah - which was also featured in ''Literature/TheIllustratedStarWarsUniverse,'' with expedition leader Halka Four-Den serving as the author of an ApocalypticLog that eventually becomes the Dagobah chapter. [[spoiler: ''The Hunger'' also features an unnamed cameo of Halka Four-Den recording her final ApocalypticLog on her deathbed.]]
* FaceDeathWithDespair: In ''The Hunger,'' the dying expedition leader's final ApocalypticLog features her breaking down in tears, convinced that she's failed in every way that matters [[spoiler: in the knowledge that she's been reduced to feeding the children the bodies of the dead.]]
-->''May the stars forgive us...''
-->''May the stars forgive us...''
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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Tash and Zak are kids from ''Alderaan''. It weighs on both of them, but particularly Zak.
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* NoPartyLikeADonnerParty: In "The Hunger," it's revealed that [[spoiler: an ill-fated expedition to Dagobah survived long enough to produce numerous children... but didn't have the provisions to feed all of them. In the end, the explorers only guaranteed the survival of the children by feeding them the bodies of the dead.]]
* NostalgiaFilter: In-universe, this is why [[spoiler: The children of the exploration team that crashed on Dagobah]] don't realize that [[spoiler: it's wrong ToServeMan]] until shown otherwise by [[spoiler: Zak Arranda]].
* NostalgiaFilter: In-universe, this is why [[spoiler: The children of the exploration team that crashed on Dagobah]] don't realize that [[spoiler: it's wrong ToServeMan]] until shown otherwise by [[spoiler: Zak Arranda]].
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* FollowTheLeader: Goosebumps [- [[RecycledINSPACE IN STAR WARS]]-]. And with recurring characters who get [[CharacterDevelopment developed]].
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* GooglingTheNewAcquaintance: Tash meets a man [[YouHaveToBelieveMe who everyone agrees is crazy]]. She's told he's the sole survivor of a ComingInHot situation, his mind snapped, and if he leaves [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace D'vouran]] he'll be apprehended by the authorities. She accesses the Holonet to look up records on him and finds that they match what she's been told, but notices a program attached to the records that alerts someone that she's accessed them, and naturally Tash finds this suspicious.
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