Setting

The story takes place in multiple places. However there are three main places that the story takes place in. The three places are Raxus Prime, the Starship Candaserri, and finally Bespin. Even though space is part of the story everyone (mostly everyone) knows about space. Two words to describe it is big and empty.

Raxus Prime is a planet in space (obviously) near the outer rim territory. However there is no longer any native beings on the planet. The planet is a toxic waste dump for thousands of years. It has foul air and crashed space parts. It was once a called the Shining Gem because of the major businesses and commerce.

Starship Candasserri is one of the republic's starships. In this book

 the starship is one of the star ships that fights against Dooku and his army. They do help orphans that where seperated from their parents by seperatists when they fight against the imperial forces. They hold orphans as well as clone troopers.

Bespin is the cloud city planet in the outer rim territories. It is a gas planet that has no 

water in it's surface and air is breathe able. Has multiple moons. It was a refugee for orphans during the "Clone Wars." Bepin does come out in Star Wars movies.

Author Bio

Terry Ballantine Bisson was born on February 12, 1942 in Owensboro, Kentucky. He was born after Pearl Harbor.He is an American science fiction writer best known for his short stories. Bisson graduated from the University of Louisville in 1964. He now curently lives in Oakland, California since 2005. In the 1960s Bisson helped with making comic book stories with Clark Dimond. He edited Major Publications' black-and-white horror-comics magazine Web of Horror. In 1996, he wrote two three-part comic book adaptations of "Nine Princes in Amber" and "The Guns of Avalon," the first two novels in Roger Zelazny's "Amber" novel series. Bisson finished making "The writing of Saint Leibowitz" and "The Wild Horse Woman" sequel to the classic "A Canticle for Leibowitz." Some of his books such as "Bears Discover Fire, Hugo, and the Nebula" have each won science fiction awards. He published his first writting in 1981 since then he has written seven novels. His short stories have been in a various amount of magazines. Some of his stories have been performed onstage in New York. He himself has won awards and is in the Owensboro, Kentucky HALL OF FAME since 1999. He co authored CAR TALK WITH CLICK AND CLACK, THE TAPPET BROTHERS. He edited many novels throughout his life.