TIE pilots push the limits. Sometimes the limits push back. — Star Wars: Squadrons

"(Wars over, Imp) Its not over yet. Not for me."

"Frisk: I hate these clouds. Who knows whats out there. Gunny: We know whats out there. A star destroyer with a Captain who wants us dead. Frisk: Real helpful. Thanks Gunny."

"Im so tired of arguments about imperial morality. Ive heard pilots question our Empire. They wonder if our methods were right. But they always forget one thing... The simple fact is this. We have the power, so we have determined what is right. When youre out there, never forget that you get to decide who lives and who dies. Youve earned that power."

"Before us is a historic victory... if we have the mettle to seize it. The baradium, the Overseer, even our TIE fighters are only tools. What decides a battle is our will to conquer. Thats what the rebels have never understood."

"When I left the Empire, I tried to leave behind their views on morality and certainty. The core of Imperial doctrine is certainty that what youre doing is right. Doubt is seen as disloyalty. Now I understand that you have to look at your decisions with a clear heart, and ask what more you could do-should do. For those who lead, doubt is necessary."

"Terisa Kerrill was my second in command at FoStar Haven. She was my protege. Shes gone from a Coruscant street orphan to captaining her own star destroyer. The Empire gave her everything, and shell do anything to defend it."