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[Star Wars/Lovecraft] How would the galaxy far far away react to Cthulhu and all of the other abominations?

If all of the monsters and deities from H.P Lovecraft's stories existed in the Star Wars galaxy, how would the local residents react to them? I imagine that humans in SW wouldn't have the same reaction of going instantly insane upon gazing on them since they are used to dealing with all sorts of bizarre aliens already. Would they even be that threatened by Cthulhu or his star spawn when they just blow up the planet he is inhabiting with the Death Star or Starkiller Base? How would the Jedi and Sith react? Wouldn't the nature of The Force change with Azathoth technically being the  source of it since he created the universe?
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>I imagine that humans in SW wouldn't have the same reaction of going instantly insane upon gazing on them since they are used to dealing with all sorts of bizarre aliens already

It's not about being bizarre, it's about existing on an entirely different level and your brain not comprehending what's in front of you. Cuthulhu and his ilk represent existence beyond conventional physics, where thought and perspective and reality function in ways that we, as physical, 3 dimensional entities, simply can't comprehend. The madness is born of the understanding that there IS something there, but the biological incapability of perceiving anything beyond the smallest fraction. 

It's less like seeing a weird alien, and more like a 2d image trying to figure out what Depth is. The Galaxy far, far away is just as screwed, regardless of how many planets they blow up.