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In truth, Fett knew that it wasn't the real Boushh under the helmet, leading the Hutt to speculate as to who it might be. He was pleasantly surprised to find Princess Leia underneath the costume after she thawed Han Solo from his carbonite prison.
The first rescue attempt came from Leia. She disguised herself as a bounty hunter and tricked Jabba into believing she was there to deliver Chewbacca, the latter obviously in on the plan.
Jabba once allowed a Bounty hunter to rape Leia, quite aggressively, the princess being traumatized by the ordeal.
She was secretly on a rebel mission above Tatooine to find Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi and return him to Alderaan, although she simply stated she was a member of the Imperial Senate on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan.
Encased in a distinctive silver-and-copper hilt, Leia's lightsaber used a naturally-occurring blue kyber crystal, much like Luke's original saber that he had inherited from his father by way of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
In a new excerpt, it's revealed that the names of Rey's parents are Dathan and Miramir. Dathan is the dad and Miramir the mother, if you were wondering; it's not always clear with these names from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
Boba Fett captures Han Solo, Darth Vader freezes him, and after Boba Fett delivers him Jabba puts Han Solo on display in his palace. Later, Princess Leia comes to save Han but is captured by Jabba, who turns her into a slave.
Like worms, they had multiple sex organs and utilized hermaphroditic reproduction. They needed no partner to produce a child: Jabba the Hutt's son Rotta was his, and only his.
Leia's ordeal. In the rough draft of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, Darth Vader tortures Princess Leia with powerful electroshocks. In the incarnation of the second draft of A New Hope, Leia is replaced by Deak Starkiller, the brother of Luke Starkiller (who would become Luke Skywalker in later drafts).
The reason Leia likely remembers Padmé is that she could sense her mother's emotions at the time of the senator's passing. Luke didn't possess the same ability as his sister and inherited their father's Force potential. This links with Luke's desire to follow Anakin's Jedi path.
Jabba the Hutt never had sex with Leia or any other slave girl in his palace because he was and had always been in love with Han Solo.
“No matter how much we fought, I've always hated watching you leave.” — Leia to Han as he departs for Starkiller Base. “If you see our son, bring him home.” — Leia's final words to Han.
Beldorion was a Hutt Jedi Knight serving the Jedi Order and the Galactic Republic roughly four hundred years before the founding of the Galactic Empire. After being sent to Nam Chorios, he fell to the dark side and established himself as the ruler of the planet.
The first time, Obi-Wan tells Leia she reminds him of someone “fearless and stubborn,” a “leader who died a long time ago.” While it's possible he was referring to Satine Kryze (voiced by Anna Graves in the Clone Wars animated show), it seems more likely he was talking about Padme.
Seeing this, Boba knew it was killed by the man he was hunting, striking fear into him. His target was Galen Marek or Starkiller, the immensely powerful secret apprentice of Darth VAder.
4. They're not always that obese. The word Hutt has become synonymous with gargantuan (Jabba weighs almost 3,000 pounds!), but did you know that they're not always that massive?
Hutts were a large slug-like sentient species who were native to the planet Nal Hutta. They were well known as galactic gangsters whose Grand Hutt Council controlled the Hutt Clan crime syndicate. One famous Hutt was the crime lord Jabba, who ruled a massive criminal empire from his palace on Tatooine.
He then became sick and nearly died on his way to Tatooine but survived thanks to Ahsoka Tano. After Anakin Skywalker and Tano evaded Dooku, who tried to kill Rotta and blame the Jedi, Rotta was returned to his father.
In Mulholland's scenes as Jabba, Jabba is represented as a rotund Human dressed in a shaggy fur coat. George Lucas has stated his intention was to use an alien creature for Jabba, but the special effects technology of the time was not up to the task of replacing Mulholland.
Instead of immediately apprehending Solo, Greedo engages him in conversation and pays the ultimate price for his error when Solo blasts him dead with one shot.
'Bib Fortuna,'Jabba's loyal lieutenant, has plotted a slave revolt against the'Hutt. We've seen how Jabba handles negotiations, now we'll see how he handles betrayal! Everyone hopes to get a big break someday, move up to the top seat in their line of work.
Despite being enemies, Rey and Kylo Ren share a connection called a 'Force dyad' and eventually become romantically involved with one another. Following Palpatine's final defeat and her own resurrection, Rey adopts the name Rey Skywalker to honor her mentors and their family legacy and renounce her lineage.
After years of speculation, Star Wars: The Last Jedi revealed that Rey (Daisy Ridley), the main character of the new trilogy, is not the child of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill). In fact, she's the child of “nobody” — per Rey's own words.
What is the connection between Kylo Ren and Rey? As Kylo Ren himself says in The Rise of Skywalker, he and Rey are bonded not just by their familial legacies (Ren as the grandson of Darth Vader and Rey as the granddaughter of Emperor Palpatine) but by their unique connection in the Force.