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'Bump', by Ben Acker and Ben Blacker ( Join the Resistance): Taking place from the perspective of the stormtrooper who bumps his head on a door.'The Baptist', by Nnedi Okorafor: Taking place from the perspective of the dianoga as it comes across our heroes.'Of MSE-6 and Men', by Glen Weldon: Taking place from the perspective of G7, a mouse droid stationed on the Death Star.'End of Watch', by Adam Christopher: Taking place from the perspective of an Imperial commander whose group takes notice of a YT-1300 freighter in Docking Bay 327 and receives a report about a slight weapons malfunction from Detention Block AA-23.'The Trigger', by Kieron Gillen ( Darth Vader, Doctor Aphra): Taking place from the perspective of Doctor Aphra as she goes to a deserted Rebel base on Dantooine.'Far Too Remote', by Jeffrey Brown ( Darth Vader and Son): Taking place from the perspective of General Tagge during the search for a Rebel base.

#MOUSE DROID HUNT MOS EISLEY FULL#

'Verge of Greatness', by Lucasfilm Story Group member Pablo Hidalgo: Taking place from the perspective of Grand Moff Tarkin as the Death Star fires at full capacity at Alderaan.

'Eclipse', by Madeleine Roux: Taking place from the perspective of Queen Breha Organa awaiting for Leia's return home shortly before the destruction of Alderaan.'Change of Heart', by Elizabeth Wein ( Cobalt Squadron): Taking place from the perspective of an unmasked trooper who sees firsthand Leia's mind probe torture and the destruction of Alderaan.'An Incident Report', by Daniel Mallory Ortberg: Taking place from the perspective of Admiral Motti, he makes this report after being Force-choked by Vader.'Fully Operational', by Beth Revis ( Rebel Rising): Taking place from the perspective of General Tagge and Admiral Motti as they attend an Imperial meeting aboard the Death Star.Dawson ( Phasma): Taking place from the perspective of Imperial spy Garindan as he reports the whereabouts of Luke, Ben, and the droids to the Empire. 'The Secrets of Long Snoot', by Delilah S.'Added Muscle', by Paul Dini: Taking place from the perspective of Boba Fett during his time at Docking Bay 94.'You Owe Me a Ride', by Zoraida Cordova: Taking place from the Tonnika sisters, a pair of con artists hanging out at the Cantina.'Born in the Storm', by Daniel Jose Older: Taking place from the perspective of a stormtrooper and his dewback mount.'The Kloo Horn Cantina Caper', by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Matt Fraction: Taking place from the perspective of Muftak and Kabe during Ben and Luke's visit to Mos Eisley.'We Don't Serve Their Kind Here', by Chuck Wendig ( The Aftermath Trilogy): Taking place from the perspective of the bartender at the Cantina on what seems to be an ordinary day.'Not for Nothing', by Mur Lafferty ( The Voice of the Empire): Taking place from the perspective of the Cantina band, Figran D'an and the Modal Nodes.'The Luckless Rodian' by Renée Ahdieh: Taking place from the perspective of Greedo.'Beru Whitesun Lars' by Meg Cabot: Taking place from the perspective of Aunt Beru.'Master and Apprentice' by Claudia Gray: Taking place from the perspective of Qui-Gon Jinn's Force Ghost.'Rites', by John Jackson Miller ( A New Dawn): Taking place from the perspective of the Tusken raiders during a rite of passage.'The Red One', by Rae Carson ( Canto Bight): Taking place from the perspective of R5-D4 aka 'Red', the astromech droid that Luke and Uncle Owen initially purchase from the Jawas before purchasing Artoo.'Reirin', by Sabaa Tahir: Taking place from the perspective of a young Tusken raider named Reirin.

'Stories in the Sand', by Griffin McElroy: Taking place from the perspective of a Jawa named Jot.

'The Sith of Datawork', by Ken Liu: Taking place from the perspective of an Imperial officer aboard Darth Vader's Star Destroyer, Devastator.

'The Bucket', by Christie Golden ( Dark Disciple, Inferno Squad): Taking place from the perspective of the stormtrooper that fires the stun shot at Leia during the boarding of the Tantive IV.

'Raymus', by Gary Whitta ( Rebels, Rogue One): Taking place from the perspective of Captain Raymus Antilles, we are treated to what happened aboard the Tantive IV after fleeing Scarif and prior to being boarded by Vader.

It is a replacement of sorts to the Legends work Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina. From A Certain Point of View is a collection of short stories from the Star Wars franchise, with 40 different stories written by 40 different authors from the perspective of numerous characters during the events of A New Hope.

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