William Shakespeare's The clone army attacketh : Star Wars part the second /
Doescher, Ian,
William Shakespeare's The clone army attacketh : Star Wars part the second / Clone army attacketh Star Wars part the second by Ian Doescher ; inspired by the work of George Lucas and William Shakespeare ; [illustrations by Nicolas Delort]. - 164 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
"To Shmi or not to Shmi? Torn between duty to the Jedi, attraction to Padmé, and concern for his beloved mother, yeoman Jedi Anakin Skywalker struggles to be master of his fate. The path he chooses will determine not just his own destiny, but that of the entire Republic. And thereby hangs a tale. Alack the day! A noble lady in danger. A knight and squire in battle. And a forbidden love that's written in the stars. Once again, the quill of William Shakespeare meets the galaxy of George Lucas in an insightful reimagining that sets the Star Wars saga on the Elizabethan stage. The characters are familiar, but the masterful meter, insightful soliloquies, and period illustrations will convince you that the Bard himself penned this epic adventure"--Amazon.com. A retelling of The attack of the clones in iambic pentameter, the style of Shakespeare. Between duty to the Jedi, attraction to Padmé, and concern for his beloved mother, yeoman Jedi Anakin Skywalker struggles to be master of his fate. The path he chooses will determine not just his own destiny, but that of the entire Republic. Alack the day!
9781594748073 1594748071
2014953127
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 --Parodies, imitations, etc.
Vader, Darth (Fictitious character) --Drama.
Star wars, episode II, attack of the clones (Motion picture)--Adaptations.
Star Wars films--Parodies, imitations, etc.
Star Wars films--Drama.
Star Wars fiction.
Science fiction.
William Shakespeare's The clone army attacketh : Star Wars part the second / Clone army attacketh Star Wars part the second by Ian Doescher ; inspired by the work of George Lucas and William Shakespeare ; [illustrations by Nicolas Delort]. - 164 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
"To Shmi or not to Shmi? Torn between duty to the Jedi, attraction to Padmé, and concern for his beloved mother, yeoman Jedi Anakin Skywalker struggles to be master of his fate. The path he chooses will determine not just his own destiny, but that of the entire Republic. And thereby hangs a tale. Alack the day! A noble lady in danger. A knight and squire in battle. And a forbidden love that's written in the stars. Once again, the quill of William Shakespeare meets the galaxy of George Lucas in an insightful reimagining that sets the Star Wars saga on the Elizabethan stage. The characters are familiar, but the masterful meter, insightful soliloquies, and period illustrations will convince you that the Bard himself penned this epic adventure"--Amazon.com. A retelling of The attack of the clones in iambic pentameter, the style of Shakespeare. Between duty to the Jedi, attraction to Padmé, and concern for his beloved mother, yeoman Jedi Anakin Skywalker struggles to be master of his fate. The path he chooses will determine not just his own destiny, but that of the entire Republic. Alack the day!
9781594748073 1594748071
2014953127
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 --Parodies, imitations, etc.
Vader, Darth (Fictitious character) --Drama.
Star wars, episode II, attack of the clones (Motion picture)--Adaptations.
Star Wars films--Parodies, imitations, etc.
Star Wars films--Drama.
Star Wars fiction.
Science fiction.