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Oola was Jabba's dancing slave girl who was leashed to his throne in Return of the Jedi. After a particular arousing performance, her master tugs on her chain and orders her to come to him. Oola having already suffered many of Jabba's advanced fearfully refused him and pulled back on her chain. Furious at her disobedience Jabba pulled his rebellious slave over the trap door in his throne room and dropped her into the pit below. In the pit Jabba's rancor monster was released and quickly devoured Oola screaming as Jabba and his minions watched, luaghing from above.
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