The Concierge said:
Something that bothered me (one of very, *very* few things, mind you), is the whole "Jedi Master Si-dyas(or whatever)"...now, I understand the inherent problem of "Sifo-dyas", but in this case, are we meant to take that there literally was a Master Sidious? Was he *the* Sidious posing as a Jedi? Obi-wan's line suggesting past knowledge of this person keeps this bugging me....If it's meant simply to be a Jedi with a name similar to the Sith's, it seems not to be an improvement over 'Sifo Dyas'...a completely different-sounding name may be better...or perhaps (more like, almost certainly) I'm missing the point...
I think the name should of been Qui Gon. Dooku poses as his own apprentice.
INTERIOR: TIPOCA CITY, PRIME MINISTER OFFICE - DAY
The door slides open. OBI-WAN and TAUN WE enter and cross
to where LAMA SU rises, smiling, from his chair, which,
like all the furniture on Kamino, seems made out of pure
light.
TAUN WE: May I present Lama Su, Prime Minister of Kamino...
and this is Master Jedi...
OBI-WAN: Obi-Wan Kenobi.
LAMA SU indicates a chair. OBI-WAN remains standing. TAUN
WE hovers. The room is bathed in brilliant white light. The
whole place is ultra high-tech.
LAMA SU: I trust you are going to enjoy your stay. We are
most happy you have arrived at the best part of the season.
OBI-WAN: You make me feel most welcome.
LAMA SU: Please... (gestures to chair) And now to business.
You will be delighted to hear we are on schedule. Two
hundred thousand units are ready, with another million well
on the way.
OBI-WAN: (improvising) That is... good news.
LAMA SU: Please tell your Master Jinn that we have
every confidence his order will be met on time and in full.
He is well, I hope.
OBI-WAN: I'm sorry? Master - ?
LAMA SU: Jedi Master Qui Gon Jinn. He's still a leading member
of the Jedi Council, is he not?
OBI-WAN: Master Sifo-Dyas was killed almost ten years ago.
LAMA SU: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that. But I'm sure he
would have been proud of the army we've built for him.
OBI-WAN: The army?
LAMA SU: Yes, a clone army. And, I must say, one of the
finest we've ever created.
OBI-WAN: Tell me, Prime Minister, when my Master first
contacted you about the army, did he say who it was for?
LAMA SU: Of course he did. This army is for the Republic.
But you must be anxious to inspect the units for yourself.
OBI-WAN: That's why I'm here.
OBI-WAN and LAMA SU rise and walk toward the door.
This brings up questions, was Qui Gon behind it? Why would Qui Gon order an army? Did Qui Gon want to train Anakin for good, or for bad? I think it adds so much more.