Welcome back to part number 2 and the finale of what if Luke Skywalker continued to be
a moisture farmer. Thank you to those of you who watched the first part! To recap what
happened in the first part, if you haven’t seen it, Luke had chosen to restore the burnt
Lars home, leaving Obi-Wan to head into Mos Eisley and take a ship to Yavin IV, managing
to save Bail Organa. With the plans of the Death Star, Obi-Wan, Rex and R2-D2 go to rescue
and help destroy the station, where we now find Obi-Wan outside of the cell of Leia feeling
pain in the Force… Obi-Wan had felt Luke’s pain in the Force,
but he had to focus upon the mission to rescue Leia. The Jedi master also sensed a darkness
in the Force, and quickly dragged Leia into the corridor, where he took out the arriving
stormtroopers. Continuing to cut a path through to the cargo ship with Rex, they are stopped
by the intimidating figure of Vader. The Sith looked at Obi-Wan with hate, and to Rex with
mocking sadness, deeming his services to be wasted in the failing Rebel alliance. The
former clone commander realised that this was his old general, but his duty was to the
Rebellion, and fired into the ceiling above them to provide separation. The Rebels manage
to run into the tractor beam level, and throw several detonators to disable the entire station
of its power, then ran through the darkness and smoke to their ship, returning to the
rebel fleet. Obi-Wan uses his vast military experience to direct the battle from the head
of Admiral Ackbar’s cruiser, but without a capable pilot, the Jedi master is forced
to board an X-Wing starfighter and destroy the battle station himself, killing Grand
Moff Tarkin, and members of the Empire’s high command. There was little time for celebrations
for the Jedi master, as he immediately took Leia away from the Rebel alliance, and to
the planet of Dagobah, where they would meet Grandmaster Yoda. The old Jedi had been pleased
to see Leia, rather than the impatient and erratic Luke, and together they begin her
training in the Jedi arts. Back on Tatooine, Luke Skywalker awoke to unfamiliar surroundings,
as he found himself in an Imperial academy. Luke felt uncomfortable and needed to escape,
ensuring that the other cadets had not woken up, before moving past the sleeping guards
to find a blaster on the floor. The moisture farmer was about to sneak to an Imperial fighter,
when his presence is detected by a set of searchlights, and he ran into the cockpit.
Luke’s natural instinct for flying enabled him to fire at the hangar doors, and he flew
away from Mos Eisley to his home. The farmer aimed to collect his possessions and fly away
to another farm, but as he is about to enter his home, he is met by Darth Vader. The Sith
had recovered from the dramatic destruction of the Death Star to meet the Emperor, and
Palpatine had sensed the conflict in Vader, so ordered him to eliminate such a weakness.
Vader had heard about the capture of a young Skywalker on Tatooine, and decided to investigate
with the help of the local spies. The fallen Jedi feels a strong Force presence in his
old home, and landed just outside of Obi-Wan’s hut to see Luke running into his home. Vader
stepped out and tried to ignore the memories of this wretched place, but he could not,
as he trudged into the Lars home. As he faced Luke, he told him that together they could
defeat the Emperor, but the moisture farmer valiantly fired at Vader, but to no effect.
Vader lifted Luke into the air, and ensuring that he lost consciousness, took him back
into his ship, the onto his fortress on Mustafar. With Vader preoccupied by Luke, the construction
of the second Death star had been slower than the Emperor had wanted, and the Rebels and
the Jedi had a chance to mobilise. The training on Dagobah had proceeded as Yoda had wished,
and together they are ready to face the Emperor and Vader, totally unaware Luke was being
trained in the dark side, joining the Rebel Alliance. The Jedi enter the partially constructed
but functioning space station, expecting to be met with Imperial troopers, but instead,
they are met by Luke and Vader. Obi-Wan hides his horror at seeing Luke turn to the dark
side, but Yoda pushes him to one side, then battled Vader alongside Leia. In the background,
Palpatine calmly walked out, as he had planned the trap for the Jedi, but had been disgusted
to see Vader betraying him by taking Luke as his apprentice. Yoda senses the presence
of Palpatine and is able to jump in the path of an attack, when he diverts it at Vader
and Luke, sending them sprawling in pain. Leia steps forward and takes advantage of
the distraction, to throw her lightsaber through the Emperor, and the bright glow stopped.
Vader had been electrocuted to his death, but Luke still had a pulse, and he is taken
back to the Rebel fleet for his wounds to be healed. Luke is ashamed of his actions,
and rejected the offer from Leia to remain in the Rebel alliance to return to Tatooine,
fulfilling his passion for farming. That is it for what if Luke Skywalker continued
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