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| rdfs:comment | - The rogue clone returned to the Kaminoan homeworld during the Assault on Kamino where he was forced to confront several batches of the aberrant clones, many of whom had been confined to their cloning tanks in Timira City. Starkiller defeated all of the clones using a combination of his lightsaber skills and Force abilities, but the encounter with other versions of Marek ultimately had a profound psychological effect on him. Like Starkiller, the aberrant clones suffered from similar cases of identity crisis due to their inability to separate Marek's life from their own experiences. As such, Starkiller empathized with the clones he killed, an act which he also viewed as fratricide—even suicide—because they originated from the same genotype as him.
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| abstract | - The rogue clone returned to the Kaminoan homeworld during the Assault on Kamino where he was forced to confront several batches of the aberrant clones, many of whom had been confined to their cloning tanks in Timira City. Starkiller defeated all of the clones using a combination of his lightsaber skills and Force abilities, but the encounter with other versions of Marek ultimately had a profound psychological effect on him. Like Starkiller, the aberrant clones suffered from similar cases of identity crisis due to their inability to separate Marek's life from their own experiences. As such, Starkiller empathized with the clones he killed, an act which he also viewed as fratricide—even suicide—because they originated from the same genotype as him.
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