Chaos, also known as the Void, was a mythological place associated with disorder. When referred to as Hell, it hinted at an unpleasant afterlife—deck officer Tigran Jamiro once told Han Solo he would probably freeze to death in the icy plains of Hoth, to which Solo replied "Then I'll see you in Hell." The term could also be used as an expletive, such as when clone trooper CT-782 "Hevy" asked what "the hell" a Rishi eel was after it killed CT-4040 "Cutup" on the Rishi Moon. Owen Lars once said that if Luke Skywalker did not have the units in the south range repaired by midday, there would be "hell to pay."
According to a legend of the Naboo people, Chaos was a pit held back by six impenetrable gates. In a direct reference to that legend, the virtually fathomless core of Theed's power generator was kept behind six laser gates.
The word "Chaos" originates in the Legends novel Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker, where Darth Vader growls angrily at Captain Antilles, "Chaos take your mission!". The term "hell" was first used in the film .
In Greek mythology, Chaos refers to Tartarus, the Greek version of Hell; and the primeval emptiness of the universe before things came into being. It also refers to the primordial goddess of the same name (Kaos/Χαος in Greek, sometimes spelled Kháos, with Chaos being the common English spelling).
The word "Chaos" originates in the Legends novel Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker, where Darth Vader growls angrily at Captain Antilles, "Chaos take your mission!". The term "hell" was first used in the film .
In Greek mythology, Chaos refers to Tartarus, the Greek version of Hell; and the primeval emptiness of the universe before things came into being. It also refers to the primordial goddess of the same name (Kaos/Χαος in Greek, sometimes spelled Kháos, with Chaos being the common English spelling).
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