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I think what I mean to say is that Thrawn’s intelligence is just more ~annoying~ in this book for whatever reason. It was more impressive and less arrogant in the first book. I think maybe Eli understanding him, and seeing him from Eli’s pov, made his character more enjoyable to read about. Maybe that’s just me though.

This book gets points for Anidala content, but overall, I actually dislike it more than the first one. T was a more impressive character to me, personally, in the first. The things I liked about him aren’t on display in this book. He withholds info a lot more in this book. V repeatedly threatening T but ultimately allowing him to keep going because he’s “curious” is frustrating, as well. So redundant.