Was this in response to Sloor's plan? I'd prefer to answer it IC, but as Sloor is suggesting they do the various costume change(s) in their palace quarters, the time needed doesn't really mater either way. EDIT= Actually, would the glove fit under Darius' regular clothes? That much time gained if so.
I figure two hovering blocks present about the same challenge as two very weak, possibly non-ambulatory, possibly very confused jedis. Then there's the matter of the three guards standing right there when we try to explain to the two newly awakened jedis that we're the good guys... Our *present* quarters (we haven't moved out yet) are right up the stairs and down a short corridor from the dungeon (tell me that's not the Force in action
). Doesn't matter if we're seen coming or going from them (though it's of course prefereable if we *aren't* seen at all, and the shorter trip "in disguise" is meant to maximize that possibility). Still, as long as nobody sees us actually duck in them, we're good (hence the positioning of Sloor and TB for a timely distraction if need be). We can put it to a vote if you're not convinced though?
True, but we're technically not 'past the guards' until we're out of the dungeon. The three guards will be watching when we go into/are in the dungeon proper and then when we head back out, sure as sure (it's their job, after all). They might (rightly) wonder why we're unfreezing their charges as well... Plus, as mentionned, there's the whole: who knows how long the unfreeze will take and in what conditions the prisoners will be immediately afterwards? Remember that before we (save Darius) saw the last agent, we thought carbonite freezing was fatal. Organa had a whole med-team standing by on that one, and the agent was described as "very weak" the next day even then.
