Star Wars is an American Sci-Fi opera film series developed by Lucas George, which became an international pop-cultural icon. The actions in the Star Wars happen in an imaginary galaxy. This paper examined how the interweaving conflict between Luke and Vader, and the Rebels and Imperial troops “color” or affect the interpretation of the Star Wars’ plot. The paper also analyzed what influenced Luke not to succumb to the dark side of the Force and why he did not murder Vader in his fury. Finally, the paper explained why Vader murdered the Emperor.
After Chewbacca, Han Solo, C-3PO, and Leia Organa had been detained, Luke Skywalker was determined to save them. Nevertheless, Vader sought an opportunity to track Luke before he (Luke) got into Cloud City. Skywalker entered the town and walked through its elevators and catwalks. He arrived in a carbon-chilling chamber, which was dimly lit up, revealing Vader. Luke prepared his lightsaber while Vader was igniting his missile, and the war began. Luke was fiercely attacking Vader, and that worried Sith Lord. However, Vader retaliated back, making Skywalker lose his balance. Vader gained more strength; he drove Luke, who seemed defeated into a corner. However, Skywalker managed to jump up to the roof of the chamber and utilized a hose to spray Tibanna gas into Vader’s body. Skywalker regained his strength and began overpowering Vader. But Sith Lord helped Vader defeat Skywalker. The Dark Lord ambushed Skywalk, and eventually, Vader managed to hack Luce, who lost his balance. Skywalker regained his energy to strike Vader’s shoulder, which enraged Sith Lord. Lastly, defending himself, Vader managed to suck Skywalker into a Gas Port. thus, Vader won the battle.
It took three years to damage the Death Star. The Galactic Empire’s forces and Darth Vader pursed to ruin Organa Leia, solo Han, and Skywalker Luke. Vader planned to ambush Skywalker, and that led to a brutal conflict and a dreadful revelation. The War of Endor was fought between the Galactic Empire and the rebel alliance. The war signified the downfall of the kingdom, the deaths of Vader and Emperor Palpatine, and the ruin of the Death Star. The war began when the rebels realized that the kingdom had been constructing the Death Star near the Moon of Endor. Spies told the rebels that defense of the Death Star would not be complete, and the Empire would not manage to finish the construction of the Superweapon if they started the war then. The rebels attacked the unfinished space station. They wanted to ruin the Shield Generator that covered the Death Star in the Forest Moon. However, the Empire had many Star Destroyers who were ready to fight against the rebels. Eventually, the rebels had gained more support from Ewoks and succeeded to destroy the Shield Generator by ruining the Death Star.
Darth Vader became more artful; he brought Luke Skywalker to see the Emperor, intending to turn him to the dark side. Thus, Luke fought against his father in Emperor’s throne room and defeated him. Nevertheless, Luke declined to conform to Palpatin’s wishes. Vader rescued his son, and murdered his Superior by throwing him to the Reactor Shaft of the Death Star. Vader snatched an opportunity to become Anakin Skywalker, thus achieving his role as the Anointed One. However, the destruction caused by ruler’s Force Lighting had injured Vader, so eventually, he died. Afterwards, Antilles and Calrissian became more powerful. they managed to ruin the Reactor hub of the Death Star; destroying the whole battle station together with other imperials and IG-88. Later, Skywalker and the rebels left the scene of Death Star. The imperials, after witnessing demolition of the Death Star, involved in retreat and meditation. Skywalker as well as other colleagues rejoiced because they eventually won and attained freedom. After the deaths of the two prominent leaders, the Empire declined since many Warlords were fighting each other to gain more power. This allowed the rebels finally to establish the New Republic, which marked the restoration of the Galactic Empire’s Force.