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Re: Not Every Painting Can Be A Masterpiece > I'm afraid you're wrong there because Duel of The Fates was in the film.
> It was played out during Yoda's fight with the Emperor, and it fit very
> well indeed. I do understand why Williams didn't re-arrange it a lot,
> though. It had already been used extensively in Ep. I and some in Ep. II,
> therefore using it too much would have been overkill.
The decision to include DotF in the Yoda/ Palpatine fight was not made by Williams, but by George Lucas. And I don't think DotF was used "extensively"; in full form only during the final fight between Darth Maul and the two Jedi, and in AotC only during Anakin's search for his mother.
That can't be called "extensively".
I would have loved a cue with DotF and BotH combined, but, well, you don't always get what you want.
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