Well, you want to explain?

The Wampa is the creature that abducts Luke towards the beginning of the Empire Strikes Back when they're on Hoth. It's the Yeti-style creature, and that's why his face is scarred when in real life Mark Hamill was in, I believe, a car accident. But he's in the back to tank healing after being attacked by the Wampah. But he uses the force to pull his lightsaber out. Of course, we all know that. So is the Wampa kind of wookie? Here's what happens.

Kind of, yes. Here's what happens. Because that's a crazy explanation of what actually happened

there. It was, I think, accurate. Luke Skywalker is riding around on this fucked up horse.

I don't know what he's doing.

He gets in a fight with a robot, I believe.

I don't know what happens to him.

I think he kind of loses the fight.

The robot blasts him a little bit.

No, I'm telling him, this is from memory.

The robot blasts him a little bit.

He falls asleep.

A mysterious ape drags him away into a cave.

There is an implication.

I'm not saying it's like a top line thing that everybody's going to catch,

but if you're familiar with Sima, there is an implication that the ape takes advantage

of Luke at this point.

And holds him in, yes, and holds him in bondage.

That is for sure, like, it's just you can tell.

Yeah, the wampa takes advantage of him.

And if you kind of think about George Lucas as politics,

it's sort of a Tarek Nishidian reference to, of course, the white man in general,

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