In the Star Wars universe, Carbon Freeze is a method of transporting valuable gases in a solid form without any of it being lost. How often do you see people with human ornaments hanging about in their homes? As well as using Princess Leia as a golden-bikinied bauble, Jabba the Hutt displays Han Solo in carbonite at his lair. There she is eaten by the rancor as people cheer. Oola, after she dances for Jabba, is dragged by her chain and dropped in the pit below his throne as punishment for resisting him. While itвЂ™s degrading to see the naturally regal and commanding Princes Leia reduced to Hutt HefnerвЂ™s playboy bunny, at least she doesnвЂ™t get killed for amusement, as happens to another of JabbaвЂ™s slaves. We then see his body parts being sorted through uncaringly for scrap before we find out he can be resurrected endlessly. No sooner has he entered cloud city than he is blasted apart by some unseen stormtroopers. But no matter what happens to him, he always gets rebooted.Д«ut thatвЂ™s not exactly evident the first time it happens in The Empire Strikes Back. In Episode II: Attack of The Clones his head ends up on a different droid, as the two composite robots are both sent into battle against the Jedi. ItвЂ™s almost a running joke in the films that the brass protocol droid often gets a raw deal: taken apart, pilfered for scrap metal or carried off by Ewoks. The idea that Han killed without absolute necessity added a subtle shade of ambiguity to the character that hardcore fans of the franchise cherished. As it clears GreedoвЂ™s head hits the table. Han delivers a quip and then there is a puff of smoke. In the original version, during a tense conversation where Greedo points a gun at Han Solo, the latter readies his own weapon under the table. In the 1997 remastered version of Episode IV, George Lucas changed the scene where Han Solo faces off against Greedo the bounty hunter in a bar. This is a contentious point for fans of the original films. This whole area is a pet topic for fan forums and Reddit threads. When Darth Vader cuts off LukeвЂ™s hand, the wound is clean. The first film presents inconsistencies in the matter: the only other lightsaber damage in the film happens to Obi Wan when he killed by Darth Vader, and in this case he disappears, leaving no corpse, let alone blood.Д«y the time The Empire Strikes Back comes around the problem of lightsaber damage seems to have been sorted out. In the early stages of Star Wars, Lucas and the effects team hadnвЂ™t figured out how they wanted a lightsaber wound to look.

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