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Marr, Nichos
Nichos Marr was an up-and-coming young mind in the galaxy. He was also sensitive to the Force. He met, and fell in love with, Cray Mingla while at the Magrody Institute, and the two became betrothed. Their Force sensitivity led them both to Yavin 4, to learn the ways of the Jedi under Luke Skywalker. About six months into their training, Nichos somehow contracted Quannot's Disease, and began to slowly deteriorate. Cray, her love for Nichos unbounded, worked stridently to create an android body to replace his withering human body. She was able to perfectly replicate his form, but her lack of understanding of the Ssi-ruuk entechment techniques prevented her from fully transferring his mind to the new body. Once transferred, Nichos lost touch with the Force, and also lost much of his humanity, although he retained a great deal of knowledge and memory. Six months later, when Luke tried to use the Force to extract some of Nichos' memories about Plett's Well, Luke found only words there to describe the memories. There were no images or emotions associated with them. Nichos and Cray then accompanied Luke to the Moonflower Nebula, and were captured and held on the Eye of Palpatine by brainwashed Gamorreans. During his imprisonment by the Gamorreans on the Eye of Palpatine, Nichos began to doubt his existence as a human, and relaized that he would probably never become human again. So, he volunteered to stay behind with Callista and destroy the ship. When Cray suggested that Callista take her body, Nichos realized the depths of Cray's love for him. Together, they helped destroy the Eye of Palpatine by sacrificing themselves. (COJ)
Mingla, Cray
a beautiful woman, Cray also happened to be one of the galaxy's foremost innovators in artificial intelligence during the early years of the New Republic. She was also somewhat adept in the use of the Force, having attended Luke Skywalker's academy on Yavin 4. Tall, slim, and energetic, Cray's expertise in AI earned her a doctorate at the Magrody Institute. She fell in love with Nichos Marr, and the two were engaged when they arrived at Yavin 4 for Jedi training. When Nichos was diagnosed with Quannot's Disease, Cray worked feverishly to create a cyborg body for him. She delved into the Ssi-ruuk entechment techniques, but could not completely recover his humanity. She continued to strive to make Nichos a better "man." (COJ)
Quelle: http://www1.theforce.net/cuswe/default.asp
:Marr, Nichos
Nichos Marr was an up-and-coming young mind in the galaxy. He was also sensitive to the Force. He met, and fell in love with, Cray Mingla while at the Magrody Institute, and the two became betrothed. Their Force sensitivity led them both to Yavin 4, to learn the ways of the Jedi under Luke Skywalker. About six months into their training, Nichos somehow contracted Quannot's Disease, and began to slowly deteriorate. Cray, her love for Nichos unbounded, worked stridently to create an android body to replace his withering human body. She was able to perfectly replicate his form, but her lack of understanding of the Ssi-ruuk entechment techniques prevented her from fully transferring his mind to the new body. Once transferred, Nichos lost touch with the Force, and also lost much of his humanity, although he retained a great deal of knowledge and memory. Six months later, when Luke tried to use the Force to extract some of Nichos' memories about Plett's Well, Luke found only words there to describe the memories. There were no images or emotions associated with them. Nichos and Cray then accompanied Luke to the Moonflower Nebula, and were captured and held on the Eye of Palpatine by brainwashed Gamorreans. During his imprisonment by the Gamorreans on the Eye of Palpatine, Nichos began to doubt his existence as a human, and relaized that he would probably never become human again. So, he volunteered to stay behind with Callista and destroy the ship. When Cray suggested that Callista take her body, Nichos realized the depths of Cray's love for him. Together, they helped destroy the Eye of Palpatine by sacrificing themselves. (COJ)
Mingla, Cray
a beautiful woman, Cray also happened to be one of the galaxy's foremost innovators in artificial intelligence during the early years of the New Republic. She was also somewhat adept in the use of the Force, having attended Luke Skywalker's academy on Yavin 4. Tall, slim, and energetic, Cray's expertise in AI earned her a doctorate at the Magrody Institute. She fell in love with Nichos Marr, and the two were engaged when they arrived at Yavin 4 for Jedi training. When Nichos was diagnosed with Quannot's Disease, Cray worked feverishly to create a cyborg body for him. She delved into the Ssi-ruuk entechment techniques, but could not completely recover his humanity. She continued to strive to make Nichos a better "man." (COJ)
Quelle: http://www1.theforce.net/cuswe/default.asp
Nun ja, es gibt schlimmere Gestalten in den Büchern von Barbara Hambley als Cray Mingla und Nichos Marr. Die beiden wirken zwar auch etwas seltsam, eine Wissenschaftlerin mit Jedi-Potential, die nicht verkraften kann, dass ihr Freund gestorben ist und ein Droide, der einen Toten immitiert. Irgendwie tragisch, aber das Ende passt zumindest: Cray stirbt und ist damit wieder mit ihrem Freund vereint... 
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Hey,wer verurteilt hier denn palpatines auge?
zugegebenermaßen ist der einstieg recht langweilig,aber für mcih ist es das buch mit der meisten tiefe und steht auf meiner liste (NJO bücher ausgenommen) ziemlich weit oben.
bei planet des zwielichts gebe ich zu das es extrem langweilig ist,doch PA ferteidige ich gerne!
zugegebenermaßen ist der einstieg recht langweilig,aber für mcih ist es das buch mit der meisten tiefe und steht auf meiner liste (NJO bücher ausgenommen) ziemlich weit oben.
bei planet des zwielichts gebe ich zu das es extrem langweilig ist,doch PA ferteidige ich gerne!
Ich sag folgendes zu Hambley's Bücher: Ihre Ideen sind ja teilweise gar nicht so schlecht, aber die Umsetzung lässt zu wünschen übrig. Man findest nämlich z.B. nicht allzu viele Leute die Fans von ekeligen Tieren sind oder von in riesigen Raumschiffen rumkriechende Yawas und Tusken. Außerdem schreibt sie teilweise echt viel zu langatmig, was den Büchern viel an Niveau kostet. Aber gelesen sollte man sie schon haben, zumindest um zu wissen, was man nicht mag...