Zahn focuses on the character in moments, not how Thrawn fits into the larger universe and how he effects that universe. There is also a lack of universe expansion. There are story elements missing there to explain it. Seven years into a relationship and he still questions things too much.
Even after countless successes Thrawn is constantly doubted and questioned by his ally's. Some characters also don't show arcs well. Audiobook version of I didn't pay attention for a minute I would often come back and feel like I missed a chapter or two. The few changes from old EU Thrawn are all still believable. Weaving in support characters you can tell where Disney had some direction for character inclusion, as the story has too much of them and they are somewhat forced. Thrawn is portrayed in a new way, showing some story points from his POV.
Not as magical as the original heir to the empire. “Quite the page-turner.” -Flickering MythĪ solid read. Thrawn’s observations and tactical thinking are utterly captivating.” -New York Daily News “A satisfying tale of political intrigue. a book that fans have wanted for decades.” -The Verge “The origin story of one of the greatest Star Wars villains. Now, in Star Wars: Thrawn, Timothy Zahn chronicles the fateful events that launched the blue-skinned, red-eyed master of military strategy and lethal warfare into the highest realms of power-and infamy. But Thrawn’s origins and the story of his rise in the Imperial ranks have remained mysterious. One of the most cunning and ruthless warriors in the history of the Galactic Empire, Grand Admiral Thrawn is also one of the most captivating characters in the Star Wars universe, from his introduction in bestselling author Timothy Zahn’s classic Heir to the Empire through his continuing adventures in Dark Force Rising, The Last Command, and beyond. In this definitive novel, readers will follow Thrawn’s rise to power-uncovering the events that created one of the most iconic villains in Star Wars history.
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