ST Carrie Fisher (Leia) in Episode VII (Sad News posted on Page 269)

Fade in Chancellor office: 7 Sith lords and 4 assault mandalorians storms in to
the Chancellor office during the great battle of Coruscant.
Alone in a char sits Chancellor Leia Solo watching the attack outside her window.
As the Sith and Mandos rush in to kill her Leia turns around in her chair towards the attack party
The main Sith Lord commander of the Imperial fleet says, so here you are hiding..we have you now !
Leia stands up and pulls out a lightsaber and says, really ? think it is i who have you right were i want you !
que epic John Williams music

Cinema audience stands up screaming their heads off while pulling their hair


sry for bad english btw could not find a spell checker as my main language is not english.

 

What would she be queen of? An asteroid field?

 

That was a reference to her age- she can't be a princess anymore.

 

Another version:

 

She should be a Jedi Master more along the lines of Yoda. Thoughtful and wise. The one time she showed hints of using the Force was when Luke called out to her mentally in TESB. She could be the telepathic type.

If she's involved with politics I don't think I'd want to see her as Chancellor. I'm with those who think it should be Lando.

I want to see her using the Force in some way, pushing or moving something. I doubt we'll see her use her lightsaber but I'd really like to see it, even if it's brief.

 

Nah would not work and would be a huge anti xlimax.Have to be a great battle after what i wrote

 

Opening scene -

Leia: "It's no good! I'm never gonna' be able to lift that, it's just too big Han!"
Han: "Yeah well, I'm not the one who wanted kids..."
(Han then picks up his sons diaper off the floor)
Leia: "I don't believe it!"
(Luke walks in)
Luke: "That is why you fail, Leia"

Leia never forgiving Luke for calling her a failure, turns to the darkside and thus, the PT is the story of Leia falling, and her children redeeming her after she kills Luke.

 

Good grief...even in Star Wars parodies, Luke gets killed...poor guy, just can't catch a break.

 

She will live out her days playing mind tricks on Han.

 

She is hilarious!

 

A lot of credit goes to Nimoy himself, but I thought that "Spock Prime" was presented and handled in a dignified way in both of Abrams' Trek flicks. If he shows the same touch here I don't think we have anything to worry about.

 

I wouldl like to see her as a Jedi and also as a politican. She needs to have a lightsaber battle like Yoda did in AOTC. It's going to be so awesome to see her as a Jedi, whipping out a lightsaber.

 

All the Alderaan Survivors who weren't actually on the planet when it was destroyed, maybe.

 

I think that actually was a plot point in ROTJ's early stages... Maybe revisit that?

With Leia, I'm conflicted. On one hand, I feel like it would be very interesting to see her as a politician/chancellor, retaining the no-nonsense yet regal aspect of her ANH personality (Where in the others I felt she was more like a general), but I also feel like that could be achieved with her being a Jedi. Her being a Jedi could also lend to more action scenes (Perhaps rockin' a lightsaber and a pistol?).

Now, I have another question: If she were a Jedi, what color would her lightsaber be? She could be blue to match Luke's, yet purple could be a nice way to reference the PT.

 

Yes, because nothing bad ever happened to anyone using a purple lightsaber.

If we're talking 30+ years after ROTJ, I'd like to see her retired from politics and splitting her time between being a Jedi and helping to establish a New Alderaan, either as a colony or on an otherwise unoccupied planet. This could work well as a plot point for Episode VII with someone coming along and saying, "No, no, your highness, it's OUR planet now." Sort of like the Trade Federation embargo of Naboo in TPM.

 

Frame 1 of the movie Leia spontaneously combusts. Entire ST is tracking down the mystery of "why did Leia Organa spontaneously combust"?

 

Why not? In real-life age isn't a hindrance for someone to remain a princess (Princess Lilian of Sweden died earlier this year at the age of 97, though she became princess by marriage). I must say though that I like the idea that Leia became Queen of the remaining Alderaanians.

 

Love the line you changed and I adore your sign off in Green --- it's from "Interview with a Vampire" soundtrack and is one I play while surfing the net. Way Cool!