The Book of Sith--The Commentary of Darth Imperius

A Note to My Watchers:  Politics and religion are discussed in these commentaries.  Please NO flaming on this table of contents, or on the individual sections.  I will remove comments from people who choose to act immaturely.

Anyway, now that I have that out of the way, I am proud to introduce my collection of commentaries on The Book of Sith.

Just like the characters whose comments are printed in the margins, I actually took a pen and handwrote in commentaries in the voice of my Light Sith Inquisitor from the SWTOR era, Darth Imperius, born as Tarssus Kallig.  To allow Tarssus to comment not just on the original texts, but the commentaries of characters up to and including Luke Skywalker himself, I wrote from the perspective of Tarssus as a Force-ghost, who is dictating notes to an unnamed amanuensis who records them for him in the margins of the text.

From there, I selected what I considered to be the funniest or most thought-provoking of these margin notes from Tarssus Kallig, who reflects on both the writings of Sith gone before, and the remarks of the Sith and Jedi who come after and add their perspectives.  Sometimes Tarssus is deadly serious, sometimes wistful...and occasionally completely silly.  I hope you will enjoy his remarks!

Given that Star Wars is now a Disney property, even though this commentary is the absolute epitome of the criticism/commentary form of Fair Use, I chose not to take the chance of actually copying the pages and scanning them in, but rather to offer some context and quote certain sections, and once I've set the scene, transcribe Tarssus' commentary.

Links to the seven commentary sections follow below.  I look forward to your comments, either here on the "table of contents," or on the individual journals that comprise the commentary itself.  Just remember to be mature and don't be a jerk!