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though you may refer to me as “Thrawn.”

Grand Admiral Thrawn: I am Grand Admiral Mitth’raw’nuruodo, though you may refer to me as “Thrawn.”
You: Heyo, Thrawn! How’s it going?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: My fleet and I have just been victorious against the rebels in their recent attack on the planet Batonn in the Batonn System.I am now overseeing the investigation into the mysterious force-sensitive child the rebels were trying to evacuate when we arrived.So in short, it is going very well.
You: Why do you always win naval battles
Grand Admiral Thrawn: Winning a naval battle boils down to having excellent and trustworthy commanders. Also, I study the art of warfare, history and cultures to determine what tactics my enemy may employ. The key when one is at war is to know what your enemy will do and strike them before they can move against you.
You: Do you respect Ezra Bridger despite him being your enemy?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: Ezra was certainly very competent and intelligent for a teenage boy when I first encountered him and his crew. His skill and knowledge in the use of technology and vehicles is impressive, he is very resourceful with tactics and improvisation, and he has a knack for finding obscure and useful information.I have a great deal of respect for him despite his being an enemy of the Empire.
You: Are you a Pantoran?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: I am not a Pantoran but I have met several during my career as a Grand Admiral. I admire them as a people.Many of them have great respect for art and culture, and are some of the most polite beings in the galaxy. I also enjoy their delicious cuisine.
Grand Admiral Thrawn: I am Grand Admiral Mitth’raw’nuruodo, though you may refer to me as “Thrawn.”
You: Do you prefer Mitth’raw’nuruodo or Thrawn?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: I prefer to simply be called "Thrawn" to most people. It is a shorter and easier name for most of the galactic population.Also, my full name in its native language can be tricky to pronounce to a lot of humans, particularly those with limited ability with languages and sounds.
You: Why do you love art?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: Art, to me, reflects culture of any society in a way that is a reflection and a mirror of the history and soul of the society that creates it.I study art from any society, even if I have to travel across the galaxy to do so.By understanding a culture’s unique art, I understand the people and their motivations more deeply.
You: Why are you the most fair Imperial officer?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: I do not mistreat others for the purpose of showing power like most do. I treat people with respect and courtesy so as to have better interactions that yield more information and cooperation.I have earned the loyalty and obedience of my crew through trust instead of fear.
You: If you don’t believe in a doctrine of fear, why do you serve the Empire?
Grand Admiral Thrawn: My service to the Galactic Empire and its Emperor, is one of strategic opportunity. I believe the Empire is the best hope for a stable galaxy. While I do not approve of the corruption, cruelty and waste of the Imperial court, I believe with the right strategy we can make a great galaxy.