When Otalp heard his den-mother speak of a vision she had, he set out in search of the storyteller. Remoh, though skeptical of the tale's veracity, followed, believing that even some hope was better than none. After a long journey, they found the storyteller, broken down and inactive, in a cave. After they reactivated him, the droid told them a tale of a hero who led the fight against a dark oppressor and brought hope to the galaxy. When Vindar discovered the cave, Otalp told Remoh to hide and was killed by the Vindar, who also shot C-3PO. In the droid's wreckage, Remoh found a lightsaber, and determined to use it to bring freedom to his people.
The names of Otalp and his brother Remoh are ananyms of Plato and Homer respectively. Both Plato and Homer were figures of ancient Greece.
When Otalp heard his den-mother speak of a vision she had, he set out in search of the storyteller. Remoh, though skeptical of the tale's veracity, followed, believing that even some hope was better than none. After a long journey, they found the storyteller, broken down and inactive, in a cave. After they reactivated him, the droid told them a tale of a hero who led the fight against a dark oppressor and brought hope to the galaxy. When Vindar discovered the cave, Otalp told Remoh to hide and was killed by the Vindar, who also shot C-3PO. In the droid's wreckage, Remoh found a lightsaber, and determined to use it to bring freedom to his people.
The names of Otalp and his brother Remoh are ananyms of Plato and Homer respectively. Both Plato and Homer were figures of ancient Greece.