Commanding Coolness: Referred to as "Commander" in the film, despite being credited as a "Moff".The Cameo: He appears in a non-speaking role at a meeting of the Empire's Joint Chiefs during Tarkin.However, once Vader begins to Force-choke him, Jerjerrod clarifies that it's the Emperor's command, to which the Sith Lord agrees to wait. Bullying a Dragon: Attempts this in a deleted scene, in which he smugly tells Vader that he may not enter the Emperor's Tower.Beleaguered Bureaucrat: This is the most characterization he receives in the film, where he desperately tries to finish the Death Star II before the Emperor finds fault with him.All There in the Manual: His first name and homeworld were established in the reference guide Ultimate Star Wars.Whereas deleted scenes from the film have him hesitate when ordered to fire on Endor, in the book he shows no such qualms. In the novelization, he's a sociopathic, self-important, arrogant, petty, sadistic bully who relishes the prospect of killing the Rebels. Adaptational Villainy: In the film, he's merely one of Vader's flunkies, not necessarily evil, but more concerned about doing his job and keeping his head.An architect and logistics officer, he was responsible for overseeing the construction of the second Death Star. Jerjerrod was the commanding officer of the second Death Star and a member of the Imperial Navy's Joint Chiefs. At full power, the superlaser would probably not just destroy any rebel ship, but punch straight through, keep on going, and possibly take out one of their own Star Destroyers behind them.
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