Star Wars: Episode VI – The Return
of the Jedi is the 6th film in saga order and 3rd in
production order. Out of all the Star Wars films, this one drags on for the
most of the movie, and you’ll see/read why in a second.
It begins with Artoo (R2-D2) and
Threepio (C-3PO) walking to Jabba’s Palace on Tatooine. They’re being offered
to Jabba as a gift via Artoo’s hologram projector message, from Luke Skywalker.
More of the group slowly infiltrates the Palace. Eventually, the whole group
ends up in the palace, and are sentenced to death by a thousand-year death by
way of the Sarlaac Pit beast. They are able to escape, kill Jabba, and escape back
to the Rebel Alliance’s Cruisers. The Alliance discovers that the Empire has
begun construction on the Death Star II. This time, there’s a shield around the
unfinished Death Star, and its power source is on the Endor system. Luke and
Artoo return to Yoda’s hut on Dagobah and later join Han, Leia, Chewbacca, Threepio
and some Rebel soldiers to deactivate the shield. They’re captured by the
adorable Ewoks and Threepio has to save them. Eventually, Luke battles Vader
again while the Rebels attack the Death Star. The Emperor (Former Chancellor
Palpatine) tries to convince Luke to kill Vader and join him. Instead, Vader sacrifices
himself for his son Luke, and throws The Emperor down a shaft and dies soon
after from an electric overload in his suit and assorted injuries. The Galaxy
is now free! Or is it?
Moral of the Story? There’s good in
everyone. Darth Vader sacrificed himself for his son so the Galaxy could have
some peace for once.
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