As a long-time gamer and avid Star Wars fan, I can’t help but find this theory intriguing. The idea that the Ewoks might have provided Leia with a dress made from the remains of a human they had previously consumed is certainly an unsettling thought. But when considering their dietary habits as depicted in “Return of the Jedi,” it doesn’t seem entirely impossible.
In 1983, cinema-goers encountered an intriguing blend when they watched “Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi.” The production offered both depth and emotion as Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), now a Jedi Knight, dared all to save his father, Darth Vader (Sebastian Shaw, David Prowse, James Earl Jones), from the Emperor’s (Ian McDiarmid) grip on the dark side. Simultaneously, the forest inhabitants of Endor, affectionately called Ewoks, added a lighter touch with their comical antics. They welcomed Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) into their village and gifted her a dress, causing some skepticism about their true nature.
Given the diminutive stature of the Ewoks compared to humans, it’s intriguing to ponder the origin of Leia’s dress among them. It’s plausible that they crafted it specifically for her, but the question remains: how could they produce such an item so swiftly? A fan theory proposed by Redditor u/premedit on Reddit sheds some light on this intriguing scenario. They suggest that possibly, the Ewoks had once consumed a woman of Leia’s size, leaving them with her belongings as a memento. After Leia proved herself a valued friend to Wicket W. Warrick (Warwick Davis), they chose to spare her life and presented her with a new garment.
As a fascinated observer of this intriguing theory, I must admit that it initially strikes me as rather radical. However, upon reflecting on the dietary customs of Ewoks, I can’t help but recognize the depths of their extremity.
Ewoks have no qualms about eating humans
In “Return of the Jedi,” it’s worth noting that the Ewoks in the Star Wars universe have no hesitation about consuming human beings. This may be overlooked by some fans, but there are clear indications of this in the film. For instance, when Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford), and several Rebel soldiers, along with Chewbacca the Wookiee (Peter Mayhew), are captured and brought to an Ewok village, the natives make no secret of their intentions to cook and eat their prisoners. Fortunately, Luke’s Jedi abilities and the Ewoks’ reverence for C-3PO save them from becoming dinner.
After the triumphant victory over the Empire in the Battle of Endor and the destruction of the second Death Star, there are strong indications that the Ewoks consumed human bodies. Amidst the jubilant celebrations on the forest moon, campfires blazed brightly, and music filled the air. Empty Imperial helmets were repurposed as musical instruments, with no sign of their former wearers. While their bodies were nowhere to be seen, some “Star Wars” enthusiasts speculate that these soldiers may have been consumed by the Ewoks, leaving only their armor behind. Could this be a possible explanation for Princess Leia’s distinctive dress?
The small and seemingly harmless Ewoks from the “Star Wars” universe deserve recognition for their significant role in overthrowing an oppressive regime. They courageously put their lives on the line during this conflict, and even more surprisingly, they consume their foes as part of their victory celebrations.
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2024-07-14 18:00