Luke Jaywalker is the son of the Empires evil enforcer Dart Evader and favors alongside his new friends to defeat him. The Empire has a mighty weapon that must be destroyed and the only way to do that is to attack a small moon that shields the Death Star. Initially they are sidetracked and captured by natives but after their companion is mistaken for a deity amongst the people, the natives join forces with the heroes. The heroes lead an attack against the overconfident Empire forces and destroy the shield in time for the rebel fleet to destroy the core of the Death Star.
Meanwhile Luke had turned himself into Dart Evader and met his evil master, The Emperor. The Emperor tempts Luke to abandon his hopeless mission and turn to evil like his father but Luke looks to his love for his friends to deny the Dark Side pulling on him. The Emperor, angered and disappointed attempts to kill Luke but is stopped by Dart Evader who, finally having seen enough suffering, kills his evil master and redeems himself but not without suffering some mortal injuries. With their leadership dead the remaining Imperial forces are mopped up with ease, and he restoration of the Galaxy has begun.
The recurring theme in the story of Star Wars is that there is always a tiny light in the biggest darkness and there is only room for it to grow. Dart Evader was long off the path of good but managed to call upon that last ounce of love for his only son to save him from the man who had caused so much suffering for him in the past. Good will always find its way and if it doesn’t look like it will pull through, you be the change that is necessary. The story had several parallels in the time period of the world when it was Ritter.
A notoriously evil government gets a weapon that is too powerful for anybody own good, this is very similar to nuclear weapons emergence from the Russian’s communist regime, and even more powerful than weapons of the past, similar to the hydrogen bomb or CUBIC. The reasonable people want to destroy it while unreasonable would use it for evil purposes and domination. Even though there was such an evil, the story still shows that against overwhelming shadow there is the recurring theme of good standing against all odds.
Rebels fight the Imperials in tactics they rarely use because they trust Luke, Han, and Leila Will pull through With their task. The Story is narrated in such a way that three major events all focused on different parts of the same task are shown tat time. When they are all captured and the shield has not yet been lowered it makes the reader fear for the worst and never expect the ending of redemption and the unexpected ally that enables the victory on the ground, The Awoke natives really create the rising action to the climactic destruction of the Death Star.
The author ally just wanted the reader to be surprised by the resolution of the battle. The characters Of Star Wars are very noticeably different than from when they started their journey. Luke has grown in such a way that he no longer had any remnant of the Whiny farm boy from the desert, though he had only aged a few years, he was wiser than beyond anyone’s expectations. Not only were his force abilities honed to perfection, he had grown patient and loved his friends enough to push away the evil when it engulfed him.
Luke threw down his lightener’s the Emperor coaxed him o give in to his hatred and kill his wounded father even when he knew the spoils would have been great. Luke was not alone in his transformation, however, as Han and Leila had moved on in their relationship and that really brought Han to care about someone other than himself. He even expresses the changes he has gone through when attempting to convince the awoke elders to assist the rebellion. He mentions all Of his friends as his reason for fighting then realizes that he fights for something even bigger than that, he truly wanted a better galaxy, one without tyranny.
For the most part all the characters in the Star Wars story are mainly to appeal to any old person who feels that there can be something that they can do in the world. Luke, Han, and Leila are some of the most memorable characters from any story because of their dedication to their cause and friendship. There is never a moment where they are turned against each Other and they appeal to the reader in different ways, they reflect people you may know though they manage to escape belief because they live in that galaxy that is far, far away.
