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One possible plot could be that Earth's leaders are lured by the CIS's promises of power and resources. They might see an opportunity to gain advanced technology from the CIS. However, the people of Earth could be divided, with some groups opposing this alliance, fearing the consequences of getting involved in a galactic war. This could lead to internal conflicts on Earth while also dealing with the reactions from the Galactic Republic.

A likely main character could be a scientist from Earth who is excited about the opportunity to study the advanced technology of the Star Wars universe. They would be in the middle of the relationship between Earth and the CIS, trying to use the alliance for scientific progress. Also, a CIS spy on Earth could be a main character, tasked with ensuring Earth's loyalty and reporting any signs of betrayal.

It depends on which specific versions you're referring to. The runtime of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is around 2 hours and 20 minutes. As for the Star Wars story, it's not clear which one you mean, as there are various spin-offs and standalone tales with different lengths.

Probably not. Since I've never heard of 'pyrosteed' in the official Star Wars canon, these stories are likely fan - created or from some very niche part of the Star Wars extended universe.

Probably not. I haven't heard of it as part of the official Star Wars canon.

No. There is no official Star Wars story named 'soo a star wars story'. The official ones have proper names like 'The Force Awakens' or 'Rogue One'.

No. Star Wars has a large and diverse fan base including children. Erotica fanfiction is not in line with the inclusive and positive image that Star Wars aims to portray. It can also lead to a negative perception of the fandom.

No. As far as I know, there is no official Star Wars production named 'yolo a star wars story'. Star Wars has a lot of official movies, TV shows, books, and games, but this doesn't seem to be part of the official canon.

I'm fairly certain it's not an official Star Wars production. The official Star Wars movies, shows, and books have very specific titles and line - ups, and 'Victory a Star Wars Story' doesn't seem to be part of it. It could be something a fan created, but not an official offering from Lucasfilm or Disney.

Well, it follows the story by being set in the same universe. It features similar themes like the fight between the Rebellion and the Empire. It also has elements such as the Force, lightsabers, and iconic starships that are all part of the broader Star Wars story.