Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope Page #12
EXT. TATOOINE - ROCK CANYON - FLOOR - DAY
Artoo forces himself into the shadows of a small alcove in
the rocks as the vicious Sandpeople walk past carrying the
inert Luke Skywalker, who is dropped in a heap before the
speeder. The Sandpeople ransack the speeder, throwing parts
and supplies in all directions. Suddenly they stop. Then
everything is quiet for a few moments. A great howling moan
is heard echoing throughout the canyon which sends the
Sandpeople fleeing in terror.
Artoo moves even tighter into the shadows as the slight
swishing sound that frightened off the Sandpeople grows even
closer, until a shabby old desert-rat-of-a-man appears and
leans over Luke. His ancient leathery face, cracked and
weathered by exotic climates is set off by dark, penetrating
eyes and a scraggly white beard. Ben Kenobi squints his eyes
as he scrutinizes the unconscious farm boy. Artoo makes a
slight sound and Ben turns and looks right at him.
BEN:
Hello there! Come here my little
friend. Don't be afraid.
Artoo waddles over to were Luke lies crumpled in a heap and
begins to whistle and beep his concern. Ben puts his hand on
Luke's forehead and he begins to come around.
BEN:
Don't worry, he'll be all right.
LUKE:
What happened?
BEN:
Rest easy, son, you've had a busy
day. You're fortunate you're still
in one piece.
LUKE:
Ben? Ben Kenobi! Boy, am I glad to
see you!
BEN:
The Jundland wastes are not to be
traveled lightly. Tell me young Luke,
what brings you out this far?
LUKE:
Oh, this little droid! I think he's
searching for his former master...
I've never seen such devotion in a
droid before... there seems to be no
stopping him. He claims to be the
property of an Obi-Wan Kenobi. Is he
a relative of yours? Do you know who
he's talking about?
Ben ponders this for a moment, scratching his scruffy beard.
BEN:
Obi-Wan Kenobi... Obi-Wan? Now thats
a name I haven't heard in a long
time... a long time.
LUKE:
I think my uncle knew him. He said
he was dead.
BEN:
Oh, he's not dead, not... not yet.
LUKE:
You know him!
BEN:
Well of course, of course I know
him. He's me! I haven't gone by the
name Obi-Wan since oh, before you
were born.
LUKE:
Then the droid does belong to you.
BEN:
Don't seem to remember ever owning a
droid. Very interesting...
He suddenly looks up at the overhanging cliffs.
BEN:
I think we better get indoors. The
Sandpeople are easily startled but
they will soon be back and in greater
numbers.
Luke sits up and rubs his head. Artoo lets out a pathetic
beep causing Luke to remember something. He looks around.
LUKE:
Threepio!
EXT. TATOOINE - SAND PIT - ROCK MESA - DAY
Little Artoo stands at the edge of a large sand pit and begins
to chatter away in electronic whistles and beeps. Luke and
Ben stand over a very dented and tangled Threepio lying half
buried in the sand. One of his arms has broken off.
Luke tries to revive the inert robot by shaking him and then
flips a hidden switch on his back several times until finally
the mechanical man's systems turn on.
THREEPIO:
Where am I? I must have taken a bad
step...
LUKE:
Can you stand? We've got to get out
of here before the Sandpeople return.
THREEPIO:
I don't think I can make it. You go
on, Master Luke. There's no sense in
you risking yourself on my account.
I'm done for.
LUKE:
No, you're not. What kind of talk is
that?
Luke and Ben help the battered robot to his feet. Little
Artoo watches from the top of the pit. Ben glances around
suspiciously. Sensing something, he stands up and sniffs the
air.
BEN:
Quickly, son... they're on the move.
INT. KENOBI'S DWELLING
The small, spartan hovel is cluttered with desert junk but
still manages to radiate an air of time-worn comfort and
security. Luke is in one corner repairing Threepio's arm, as
old Ben sits thinking.
LUKE:
No, my father didn't fight in the
wars. He was a navigator on a spice
freighter.
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