Author Topic: *OFFICIAL THREAD* Roles of R2-D2 and C3-PO
starwarsagent  8937 posts
Registered: Jul '04
8003_George Lucas
Date Posted: 6/13/05 1:29am Subject: RE: *OFFICIAL THREAD* Roles of R2-D2 and C3-PO
3po was absolutely amazing. he didnt get into things too much and was just there doing his thing. he gets his memory erased and begins work on the blockade runner.

I think those two droids spend the next 20 years working for bail antilles on the alderaan ship. maybe working on the loadlifters as 3po once said that was his job.

Sad how they stay in one place and are abandoned. Why did Obi Wan just give them to Bail Organa?

But in the end(ROTJ) they are happily dancing and finally have a true owner luke skywalker.

 

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Jedi_Aron_Tylander  555 posts
Registered: May '04
23568_Obi-Wan Kenobi
Date Posted: 7/24/05 5:20am Subject: RE: *OFFICIAL THREAD* Roles of R2-D2 and C3-PO
Why didn't Bail consider wiping R2's mind? Is C3P0 just too afraid of torture (ROTJ) or he was just too talkative?

 

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Jedi_Aron_Tylander  555 posts
Registered: May '04
23568_Obi-Wan Kenobi
Date Posted: 7/24/05 5:34am Subject: RE: *OFFICIAL THREAD* Roles of R2-D2 and C3-PO
So?

 

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