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He didn’t kill her because Vader was focused on the bigger goal at the time, and she still had value to him as an Inquisitor. Also, she eventually stops being a threat to Vader as she no longer matters.

Vader is the one I relate to most. His struggle, emotions, and redemption arc make him a really complex and interesting character for me.

She’s definitely one of the strongest Star Wars characters in every sense like physically, emotionally, and mentally. I really like her resilience and how she holds her own in tough situations.

I relate most to Darth Vader. There’s that internal conflict and complexity in his journey that makes him stand out as a character.

Yeah, she’s a really strong character alongside Princess Leia. Her story gets tragic with Anakin’s fall, but it makes her even more memorable as a leader and person.

Star Wars music is honestly so calming for me, especially the softer themes. I can just put it on and relax for a while without thinking too much.

My favourite is definitely Darth Vader’s ship TIE Advanced. It's sleek, intimidating, and instantly recognisable. It just has that classic villain vibe I really like.

I agree. He’s easily one of my favourite Star Wars villains. Every scene he’s in just feels more interesting.

I would create a former Jedi explorer who travels unknown parts of the galaxy, uncovering ancient secrets and helping people without getting involved in galactic politics.

Seeing Darth Vader’s reveal for the first time was unforgettable. Even knowing about it now, that moment still stands out as my favourite Star Wars memory.

I’d probably say Qui-Gon Jinn. He doesn’t always get the spotlight, but a lot of what shapes the whole saga really starts with him, and I feel like he deserves way more recognition for that.

I’m pretty into them overall. The Mandalorian is the one that really stands out for me because it feels fresh but still classic Star Wars. The others, like Ahsoka and The Book of Boba Fett, are cool too but they are just more hit-or-miss depending on the episode.

I’d say I’m more on the Jedi side of things. It comes with more about control, clarity, and not letting emotions run the whole show. The Sith approach has that intensity, but it always feels like it ends up consuming whoever follows it.

Honestly, I’d say Anakin Skywalker takes it for me. He had everything going for him, but fear and attachment slowly broke him down until there was barely anything left of the hero he used to be.

I don’t have a collection, but I’d definitely be tempted if I did, probably starting with a Mandalorian helmet or a rare LEGO Star Wars set. Those feel like the kind of pieces you’d never want to let go of.

I don't know there are apps out there which can help someone improve their fashion sense. Now, that I know it, I'll be looking for the best one to use for myself.

We have never used their services before in our company. DHL have been our favourite delivery company to work with because of their quality services.

For me, it’s mostly about building small habits like using strong passwords, turning on two-factor authentication, and keeping backups just in case. Working remotely can feel risky sometimes, so I try to stay a little extra careful with important files.

I think it starts with giving yourself permission to be different. What you loved before doesn’t have to define you now. Try small things like music, clothes, hobbies, even routines and pay attention to what genuinely feels like you, not just familiar.

I try to clear brain fog naturally by getting enough sleep, drinking more water, taking walks, eating properly, and staying off my phone for a bit when my mind feels overloaded.