Yes, Oola was killed by the rancor after being dropped in the pit by Jabba. The only reason they don't show it happening is because they wanted to keep the film PG, so they cut away to show Jabba and his goons laughing while she screamed from below.
Yes, Oola was begging Jabba not to molest her. In that scene, as Oola is completing her performance and Jabba attempts to pull her close so he can "reward" her. Oola however has faced such invitations before and refuses and begs her master to spare her from another night of ghastly rape. Displeased with his pets disobedience Jabba sends her to the rancor. Thats basically the gist of their argument. If you want to see the conversation for yourself, you can look in the related links below.
I believe the character that you are referring to was a slave dancer who performed in Jabba the Hutt's court. After disobeying her master's demands, she was fed to his pet Rancor. Her name is "Oola" and was protrayed by actress Femi Taylor.
Femi Taylor played as Oola in Star Wars Episode 6.
Inanaya gupu wana Inanaya gupa wana, ay, ay, ay oola, oola oola, oola yay-yipee yay yipee yay, Goo wana Goo wana Goo wana Goo wana Goo wa, Choo! Goo wana Goo wana Goo wana Goo wana Goo wa, Choo!
Yes, Oola was killed by the rancor after being dropped in the pit by Jabba. The only reason they don't show it happening is because they wanted to keep the film PG, so they cut away to show Jabba and his goons laughing while she screamed from below.
Yes, Oola was begging Jabba not to molest her. In that scene, as Oola is completing her performance and Jabba attempts to pull her close so he can "reward" her. Oola however has faced such invitations before and refuses and begs her master to spare her from another night of ghastly rape. Displeased with his pets disobedience Jabba sends her to the rancor. Thats basically the gist of their argument. If you want to see the conversation for yourself, you can look in the related links below.
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.
I seriously doubt it. Remember when Oola disobeyed, her punishment was being eaten up by the rancor. So if Leia disobeyed, she would have been dead.
Jabba was known for being ruthless and did not see a need for two slave girls at the same time. He likely had a large selection of slaves to choose from and saw no benefit in keeping Oola alive after she defied him. One slave girl was sufficient for his needs and desires.
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I believe the character that you are referring to was a slave dancer who performed in Jabba the Hutt's court. After disobeying her master's demands, she was fed to his pet Rancor. Her name is "Oola" and was protrayed by actress Femi Taylor.
its Hola not oola, it means hello in English
Don't fight too much. You will rancor your Relationship.
In "Return of the Jedi," Oola's last words were not explicitly shown or spoken on screen. However, she is seen crying out in fear and trying to escape before being dropped into the Rancor pit by Jabba the Hutt.
Wasn't Oola Jabba the Hutt's slave dancer (prior to Princess Leia) in Return of the Jedi?
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