Daddy! Daddy!
Me and Wicket are going back to the village now.
Tell your mother I got the main unit repaired.
It shouldn't be long now.
Cindel leave soon?
I guess so.
The Star Cruisers are almost fixed.
-We're going to have to say goodbye. -Goodbye?
That's what you say when your friends go away.
Good bye. Not good.
I don't want to leave here, Wicket.
-But we can finally go home. -Home?
It's where we lived. It's far away.
Why go?
For one thing, my brother and I could go to school.
School?
It's where you go and learn things.
Cindel learn here with Wicket.
(GRUNTS)
No, silly. I'll have to learn grown up things.
WICKET: Hmm.
Wicket go to school.
Yes. You could come with us.
No. Ewok live here.
Wicket family, here.
Don't worry. I won't be gone forever.
I'll come back and visit you as soon as I can.
Yes! Yes!
Cindel come back, visit Wicket.
Come.
(CHITTERING NEARBY)
(SNIFFING)
-What's wrong? -Shh.
Danger.
(THUDDING)
(WICKET GASPS)
(ROARING)
-(WICKET GASPS) -(GRUNTS)
(GROANS)
(SNARLS, ROARS)
(GRUNTING)
Cindel, stay.
(BEEPING)
Mommy.
CINDEL: Mace!
Mace!
Get back, Cindel.
-Mommy! -Stay away!
Get help! Get Dad!
(BEEPING)
(BOTH GRUNT)
Daddy! Daddy!
(ALL GRUNTING)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(IN ENGLISH) My Lord Terak wants what you have concealed from him.
-(LAUGHS) -He will get what he desires.
-(GRUNTING) -Wait a minute.
(TERAK GROWLS SOFTLY)
(SNARLS)
I want the power.
You will give it to me now.
I don't... I haven't got anything that's valuable here.
We're strangers here.
-We just... -Is this not the hidden ship?
Are you not the Guardian of the Power?
I don't know what you're talking about.
(MARAUDERS GRUNTING)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE, LAUGHS)
-Wait. Don't. No, please! -(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
(TERAK GRUNTS)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(IN ENGLISH) The power. I have the power!
(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(MARAUDERS SHOUTING)
(CAWS)
(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
Are you all right, sweetheart?
Mmm-hmm.
Mommy, Mace, they're dead.
I know, honey. I know.
I'm scared.
So am I. But we have to be strong now.
Do you understand that?
Do you remember the story I used to tell you,
about the little bird that got blown out of his nest during a storm?
He had to fly for the first time, didn't he?
That's right.
He flew and he flew,
and finally, after the storm, he found his way home.
Now, honey, I want you to find Deej.
And the Ewoks will help you.
No, Daddy, I want to stay with you.
No, sweetheart, you can't do that.
You have to go on without me. You have to be like that little bird.
Fly away.
I won't.
Now, listen, Cindel. You will. Now, you do as I say.
When I say go, you run.
Okay?
Cindel, I'll always be with you.
(SIGHS)
I'll always be with you.
I love you.
(CAWS)
-(CHARAL CAWING) -(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
Don't look back, just run fast. Run.
(CAWING)
(MARAUDER GROANS)
There's no escape for you, my little one.
(BLURRGS GROWLING)
You are a pretty prize.
-(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE) -(MARAUDER REPLIES IN OTHER LANGUAGE)
Oh, Wicket. It's you!
Cindel!
(MARAUDERS GRUNTING)
CINDEL: My family, they're all dead.
What happens to me now, Wicket?
I'm all alone.
Not alone. Wicket take care of Cindel.
My family.
Wicket Cindel's family now.
Ewoks family now.
Cindel live. Wicket live.
Must have hope.
Must escape.
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(SHUSHING)
(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
(EWOK GRUNTING)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(IN ENGLISH) What did he say?
Hole too small. Ewok too big.
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(IN ENGLISH) I can fit. And he could fit.
I know he could.
Wicket fit.
Cindel, hurry.
-One, two, three. Go! -(BOTH GRUNT)
-Oh. -(ROARING)
We go!
(GRUNTS)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
Hurry, Cindel!
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(WICKET GRUNTS)
(MARAUDER GROANING)
Cindel, in here!
Oh. (GASPS)
(BOTH GRUNT)
(SCREAMING)
-Phew. Safe now. -But we're trapped!
(SNIFFING)
Find way out. (CONTINUES SNIFFING)
WICKET: Look.
Back. Back, Cindel.
(CINDEL GASPS)
CINDEL: Oh, no.
We can't get down this way.
Trouble. Big trouble.
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
A-ha!
(GRUNTS)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
Ah.
Oh!
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(GROWLS)
(IN ENGLISH) Cindel, help!
Help, Cindel!
Wicket!
-(ROARING) -(WICKET GRUNTS)
-(SNARLING) -(WICKET GRUNTING)
Run, Wicket! Run!
(ROARING)
(CINDEL SCREAMING)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
Cindel! Cindel!
Wicket! Wicket!
Oh!
(ROARING)
Help! Help!
-Oh. -(SCREAMING)
Cindel, I'm coming!
(WICKET YELLING)
(SCREAMING)
-(GLIDER TEARING) -Oh, Cindel!
Hold on! Hold on!
WICKET: Whoa!
(MANTRIGUE SCREECHING)
(WICKET GRUNTS)
Come!
(MANTRIGUE CONTINUES SCREECHING)
(CINDEL GRUNTS)
(MANTRIGUE SCREECHING)
Cindel safe now.
(CHITTERING NEARBY)
Look. Go. Hide here.
WICKET: Ah.
(WICKET SNORING)
-Huh? (GRUNTS) -(CHITTERS)
(SPEAKS EWOKESE)
(WICKET GRUNTS)
(CHITTERS PLAYFULLY)
-What's that? -Trouble.
-Huh? -(CHITTERS) Got you.
(WICKET GROWLS)
Now I got you.
No!
He could help us.
Him help? (SCOFFS)
Maybe he knows where we can find food.
I think he understands.
We're hungry.
Could you help us find some food?
(CHITTERS)
-Let's go. -(GROANS)
Over there!
-Over there! -Okay.
WICKET: Hmm.
What's that?
CINDEL: I think it's a house.
WICKET: Ah.
Careful.
If somebody does live in here, they sure are messy.
Yup, yup. Messy.
WICKET: What's this?
What's this?
So much junk!
Hmm.
Oh. (CHUCKLES)
I guess the people just moved away and left all this junk behind.
Wicket? Wicket?
Hmm?
If nobody lives here anymore,
we can clean up, and this could be our house.
Yes, yes! Our house.
(CLATTERING)
(GASPS)
WICKET: Uh-oh.
How'd you get here?
He brought us here.
He did. Uh-huh.
(GIGGLES)
You nasty little bug lover. I've told you and I've told you
I don't want no strangers around this place.
You brought them here,
and you don't even know they are. Who are you?
My name is Cindel.
-Yeah. Well, who's that? -Wicket.
(SCOFFS) Wicket.
You've been messing with my stuff.
All right, you brought 'em here, now you get 'em out of here.
-I don't want you here. Get out! -No place to go.
I don't care about that.
Now you take 'em and go.
Go on!
Come on, Wicket. He doesn't want us here.
He's just a mean old man anyway. Come on.
-Come on. -Get out!
I'll deal with you in a minute.
What do we do now, Wicket?
Night soon. Rest here. Safe.
Strangers. Teek, you ought to know better.
This is my house. These are my things.
I don't want no strangers around here.
Besides, if I did let 'em stay,
first thing you know, they'd wanna be friends or something.
(CHATTERS)
And then look at the trouble we'd have.
I'm cold, Wicket.
-Cold. -I'm hungry, too.
Wicket hungry, too.
You don't know who those people are,
and you don't know what they're up to, and it could be some kind of trick.
I know you get lonesome. You think I don't?
What's this? Now what have we got here?
Some kind of porridge.
You make this?
Oh, look here. Some kind of...
Some kind of little muffins. Shall we have some?
All right.
My golly. That looks good.
Dig in.
Take all you want.
But don't let me catch you giving them muffins
to them little beggars outside. You hear me?
I'm going over to that stove and getting me some more soup.
Whatever you do, you stay right where you are.
CINDEL: Thank you.
You are hungry.
(BLOWING)
(SNIFFING)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
Thank you for building the fire.
I'm so glad you're here.
You know what? You're my best friend.
Yes. Best friend.
All right. What are you two little wood rats trying to do?
Burn down the whole forest?
But I was cold.
I ain't going to let you build one of these fires, you know,
unless you build it in the fireplace.
The proper place for a fire is a fireplace.
So you can have this fire tonight.
But tomorrow you got to go. Do you understand me?
-What's your name? -Noa.
-Goodnight, Noa. -Goodnight.
Thank you.
WICKET: Thank you.
Goodnight, Teek.
Now get to bed.
(ANIMAL SOUNDS)
Help, Noa! Help, help!
(GROWLING)
Wicket! Wicket!
-They're here! They're going to get me. -NOA: What's the matter?
-They're here! -Who's here? What's going on over here?
-Bad men. -Oh, you've been dreaming, honey.
You've had a bad dream, that's what you've had.
Now there's nobody gonna bother you.
Old Noa will look after you.
You're safe here now.
And I'll put you in the soft bed.
Cover you up and you can sleep the night there, okay?
-All right, you, too. Come on. -Me, too?
Up you go.
-You'll be all right. -WICKET: Thank you.
See what you've done now. Look what we're into.
We've got a lot better things to do, you know,
than look after these little bounders.
Somebody somewhere is worrying about them.
And come daylight, they're going to have to go.
(CHITTERS)
(HUMMING)
(CHUCKLES) Morning!
All right. I think now it's time for you two to run along home.
I know there's somebody worrying about you.
(GRUMBLES)
-Good morning. -We go?
Where will we go?
Family need Wicket.
But we don't know where they are.
We find.
(CHARAL CHANTING)
(TERAK SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(IN ENGLISH) I really think it would be better if we left them out of this.
(MARAUDER GROANS)
I mean, this is a strange power. It... It's different.
It is the power I have searched for.
Surely. (CHUCKLES)
This is the power the star traveler spoke of.
Yes, we have only to learn its secrets.
I have waited long enough.
You will discover it's magic or die.
Oh.
If only you hadn't let that child escape. She must know its secrets.
How dare you suggest that I am to blame?
No, no, no. I didn't mean that. (STUTTERS)
Find the little one and I might forgive such insolence.
But how can I?
Find me that child!
-Find me that child! -(MARAUDER GASPS)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(WHISTLING)
Where you hiding, you little rug rats?
Come down here.
Come on. I got something for you.
Hiya Teek!
(CHATTERS)
They're gone, huh?
(CHATTERS)
Well, good riddance.
I didn't want 'em here anyway.
It would have brought nothing but trouble. You understand?
Trouble.
Eating all the food in the house...
Messing things up.
Better off without 'em.
I thought maybe you needed a new bed.
I forgot how big you were, so I made two, one that size and one that size.
-See which one suits you. -(CHATTERS)
It's a good thing they were gone when I come home.
Would have thrown them on their ear.
CINDEL: Noa. Noa.
Look what we've been picking. We can make a pie.
(SCOFFS) Well, don't make a mess. You hear me?
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
And you either.
-Okay? -Okay.
-NOA: Okay, then. -(CHITTERS)
-Ah! -Mmm.
Night-night, Teek.
NOA: Teek! Stay out of those pies and save some for tomorrow.
WICKET: Tired.
Those were awful good pies, Cindel. Best I ever had.
-One for you. -WICKET: Oh, thank you.
Thanks, Noa, for letting us stay.
Yep.
WICKET: Goodnight, Noa. NOA: Goodnight now.
All right, now, if you're going to stay here with me,
you're gonna make yourselves useful.
You're going to wash the dishes and make the beds and clean the house.
And it's going to be spotless when I get home.
-And, Teek, you see they do it. -(GIGGLES)
I wonder where he goes every day.
WICKET: Work? CINDEL: I guess, but where?
(MUTTERS)
Let's follow him and see.
Make bed. Dishes.
We'll do those, but later.
WICKET: Okay.
(CHATTERS)
-Come on! -Okay! Okay!
(TWIG SNAPS)
Oh, look what it is.
-Big bush! -I mean under it.
(WICKET MUTTERS)
Let's go look closer.
WICKET: Oh.
Cindel, Cindel. Look, bush. Bush has window.
Wicket, it's a Star Cruiser!
Star Cruiser? Star Cruiser... (MIMICS WHOOSHING)
Star Cruiser.
Star Cruiser... (MIMICS WHOOSHING) Star Cruiser crash.
Star Cruiser... (YELLS)
-(ALARM BLARING) -Wicket! Wicket!
Oh, what are you two kids doing here?
You shouldn't come around here. It's dangerous.
You could get hurt.
Nobody comes here, not even Teek.
And I got worse traps than this around here.
(WICKET GROANING)
I'm sorry.
NOA: Well, you should be sorry now.
-(MUTTERS) -You all right?
All right.
Oh, come here. Come here.
All right, I'm sorry, but you shouldn't have been here.
And you, neither.
Let's get this rope off your foot.
Hold still.
How'd you get here?
Long time ago.
My friend Salak and I. We were a couple of young fellows
out to tear up the galaxy.
(LAUGHS) On our first mission, we crashed, here.
I've been here ever since.
I don't even know how long I've been here.
-Where's your friend? -I don't know.
See, when we crashed, the crystal in our power drive shattered
and he went off in search of another one.
I stayed here.
WICKET: Ah.
And I've been here ever since.
My friend Salak, he's not coming back.
I know that now.
I guess I've known it a long, long time.
So we'll stay here.
(PIPE MUSIC PLAYING)
Oh, ow! (BLOWING)
(SIGHS)
Do you think Salak is dead?
-I think so. By now he must be. -My family is, too.
Makes me feel sad.
-NOA: You miss 'em? -Mmm-hmm. I miss them a lot.
They're not gone, you know.
They're right here in your heart.
Did you know that?
Can you remember the last thing your father said to you?
-Mmm-hmm. -What?
"I'll always be with you."
NOA: See what I mean?
And if you remember that, and if you remember
all the things he said to you, and if you remember
how much he loved you, then he'll never be gone.
But it hurts.
So you think about the happy things.
Now tell me about your mother.
What do you remember about her that makes you happy?
She used to sing me a song.
-Do you remember the song? -Mmm-hmm.
-Well, sing it to me. -WICKET: Sing.
(SINGING) My star keeps me company
Andleads me through the night/
My star watches over me and fills my dreams with light
Some things change but some things shine forever as they are
In the sky, shining high
My star
Oh, my. What a song. That's beautiful.
WICKET: Mmm.
(CAWING)
WOMAN: (DISTANTLY) Cindel.
Cindel.
Mommy?
(GROANS)
Huh?
Cindel.
Cindel!
Cindel gone.
Noa, Noa.
-Wake! Wake, Noa! Help! -(GRUNTING)
Noa! Wake!
Water crash.
(SHOUTS)
What's going on here? What's the matter?
-What is it? -Cindel gone.
What are you talking about, you little beggar?
Cindel gone! Cindel gone!
Danger, Noa. Danger.
WOMAN: Cindel...
Over there. Come on!
WOMAN: (SINGING) My star keeps me company
And leads me through the night
My star watches over me and fills my dreams with light...
NOA: Come on.
Up you go. We'll find her.
(WOMAN CONTINUES SINGING) ...shine forever as they are
In the sky, shining high
My star
Hello. I've been waiting for you.
That song.
Do you like that song?
I've always liked it. How did you know it?
I know many things.
Well, I can't hear it anymore.
I don't know which way to go.
(WICKET SNIFFING)
This way. This way.
Come to me, my little one.
Will you hand me my robe?
-I told you there was no escape. -(HORSE NEIGHING)
CINDEL: Help! Help!
(CINDEL SCREAMING)
You go upstairs now and get my rope.
Got it.
Hurry!
(TERAK SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(GROWLS LOWLY)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(IN ENGLISH) So, my little princess
has come to help Terak learn the ways of the power.
What have you done with the Ewoks?
Ewoks?
My friends, where are they?
Ah.
The Ewoks. Of course, your friends.
They are my friends, too.
They are here at my castle as my...
My guests, my most honored guests.
(MARAUDERS LAUGH)
You better not have hurt them.
Oh, I won't hurt them.
Not if you make this work.
What do you mean?
Use your magic.
I don't know anything about magic.
All I want is the power.
Make it work!
I can't!
Don't be foolish. Do what he says.
I can't! I can't!
I will give you until dawn.
If you have not done as I have commanded,
you and your friends will be doomed.
And you will follow her in her fate.
You are my lord.
(GRUNTS)
No tricks. Take them away!
Let go of me! Put me down!
Slow down, Teek.
WICKET: Teek!
Ouch!
(CHATTERS)
Teek, now, I told you to slow down.
We're getting close now. Come on. Let's go.
(WICKET GRUNTING)
WICKET: Look!
Couldn't you wave your hands over it or something?
Or is it a special word?
I don't know what you're talking about.
The power!
You must know how to unlock the power.
This isn't good for anything.
You just have to plug it into something.
You're lying. He told us about this.
He told us it was the key to all his power.
Power greater than mine.
Greater than Terak's.
But it's just a piece of the Star Cruiser.
That's right. The power of the stars.
That's what Salak was searching for long ago.
Salak?
Noa's friend?
Yes, Salak.
Salak.
Terak killed Salak for the power then.
He'll kill you and me for it now.
CINDEL: You're crazy.
Salak just wanted to get away from here, just like me and my family.
We just wanted to go home.
It's another ship.
WICKET: Noa, look.
NOA: Oh, my goodness.
Will you look at that moat now?
Water black as ink.
Wicket swim.
Oh, no, you don't swim.
Here. Take a look at this.
WICKET: Oh!
You see that?
That could've been you, you little beggar.
WICKET: Oh.
Huh?
Okay, Teek, grab ahold.
Now, off you go.
(GRUNTS)
NOA: All right. Your turn.
You ready?
Back up and get a runnin' start.
-WICKET: Ready. -Go!
Get your feet out of the water!
Noa, pull!
Help Wicket! Help!
Pull! Pull!
(STRAINING)
Okay.
Hurry, Teek.
Come on! Come on!
(MARAUDER GRUNTING)
(CHUCKLES)
-(SCREAMING) -NOA: Whoa!
NOA: Hey! Hey!
(MARAUDERS LAUGHING)
(MARAUDERS GRUNTING, LAUGHING)
Cindel, Ewoks, through door.
NOA: What door?
WICKET: That door. Cross room.
Now how are we supposed to get over there?
(TEEK CHATTERS)
What do you got there?
NOA: Get your foot outta my eye.
(SNARLS)
This way!
NOA: Hang on, Teek. Stay close.
(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
All right now, Teek.
You gotta get them keys.
Be careful.
Now go on.
(MARAUDERS SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Teek!
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(MUFFLED GROANING)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
Huh?
(EWOKS CHATTERING)
Huh?
CINDEL: Wicket! Noa!
WICKET: Cindel!
No worries. I'll get us out of here.
(EWOKS CHATTERING IN EWOKESE)
Hey. Hey, you.
Let me out.
Gotcha.
No. Not her. She's evil!
WICKET: Follow Wicket. We escape.
Must go. Hurry.
(MARAUDER GRUNTING)
MARAUDER: Hey!
(SHOUTS)
(MARAUDER GROANING)
This way. This way.
Hurry.
Teek? Teek? Teek!
(EWOK SPEAKING EWOKESE)
ALL: Huh?
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
CINDEL: What are we gonna do, Noa? There's no way out.
No door, huh?
Well, I'll make us a door.
Now get back, everybody.
Quick. Duck down.
(EWOK SPEAKING EWOKESE)
NOA: By golly, it's morning already.
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
NOA: Get out of the way.
What do you know? I caught it on the first try.
(MARAUDER SHOUTING)
NOA: All right, now. Hang on tight.
WICKET: Whoa!
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(EWOK LAUGHING)
Okay. You're next.
You, too.
I'm sorry about your friend Salak.
NOA: Salak?
They killed him for the power thing.
What power thing?
No! No!
It's mine.
NOA: Let's get outta here.
(MARAUDER GROWLING)
(MARAUDER GROANING)
(GRUNTING)
NOA: Hold on.
Here we go!
(GRUNTS)
(EWOKS SPEAKING EWOKESE)
NOA: Run, you little bug-Iovers. Run!
(MARAUDER SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(TERAK SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(IN ENGLISH) No. No, Terak. I can help you.
There's another ship.
I can find it.
-(TERAK SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE) -(MARAUDER LAUGHS)
-(IN ENGLISH) No! No! -(MARAUDER GRUNTS)
(ALL LAUGHING)
(TERAK SNARLING)
(CHARAL CAWS)
(CAWS)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
NOA: Let's go now.
(EWOKS SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(CAWING)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(EWOKS SPEAKING EWOKESE)
Come on, keep up.
(MARAUDERS GRUNTING)
NOA: Come on. Hurry along.
(TERAK SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(BLURRG ROARING)
NOA: Okay. Now all you gotta do is hold 'em off
till I get the power going.
-You understand me? -(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
If you can buy me some time, we just might have a chance.
So, Cindel, you and a couple of your little friends there
-come with me. Okay? -Mmm-hmm.
And Wicket, you're in charge of the others.
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
I got a catapult in the trees. So, now, go to it!
Cross your fingers now.
Okay now. Let's power up this old tin can.
Oh, come on.
What if it doesn't work?
Then we're really in trouble.
(GRUNTING)
(MARAUDERS SHOUTING)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(MARAUDERS SHOUTING)
Come on. Light up, you worn-out tin can.
(EWOKS GRUNTING)
Power modulator, generator, oscillator on.
Hmm.
(ROARS)
(SPEAKS EWOKESE)
(BLOWING)
NOA: Okay, Cindel. Turn on the red one.
No. No, the other one.
(SHOUTING)
(GRUNTING)
(SPEAKING EWOKESE, LAUGHING)
Noa, here they come!
-(SPEAKS EWOKESE) -(SCREAMS)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(YELLING)
(GROANING)
(CHEERING)
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
Look out. They're here.
Noa!
Come on. Come on!
(MARAUDER GROWLING)
No. They're coming on the other side.
All right. Now!
(LAUGHS)
You two, take the other one.
(YELLS)
Ha-ha!
You'll not come around botherin' me!
(MARAUDER SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(BOTH SCREAM)
(LAUGHS, SPEAKS EWOKESE)
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
(CHEERING)
(GRUNTS)
(TERAK GRUNTING)
Take that, you big, tall lummox.
(SPEAKING EWOKESE)
(YELLING)
Wicket!
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
(WHIMPERS)
Wicket.
Huh?
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
-(SPEAKS EWOKESE) -(GROANS)
(SPEAKS EWOKESE)
-(SPEAKS EWOKESE) -(YELLS)
No!
(GRUNTS)
Cindel!
Deej, help!
I'm going to cut!
Deej... (SPEAKS EWOKESE)
Wicket, are you hurt?
WICKET: Not hurt.
CINDEL: They're all running away.
Everything's okay now.
-(GASPS) -(IN ENGLISH) You, Ewok! Get Noa!
(EWOK WHIMPERS)
Tell the old man he has a choice.
He gets me the power, or we will take her!
Go! Tell him now.
TERAK: Old man.
I have your child.
And you have something of mine.
I am waiting, old man.
You let her go!
Give me the power
and I won't harm her.
Defy me
and she is doomed.
All right, then.
If she dies, you get nothing.
You turn her loose and I'll fight you for it.
Go.
Get her out of here, Wicket.
WICKET: Hurry, Cindel!
(GRUNTS)
(SNARLS)
(CAWS)
(TERAK GRUNTING)
(CHATTERING)
(TERAK GROANING)
(CHITTERING)
Do something, Wicket. Do something!
(TERAK GROWLS)
(GRUNTS)
Huh?
Noa! Noa!
(GRUNTING)
(CAWING)
Say, now, you come back from there.
WICKET: Noa.
Will you look at that.
(BLOWING)
NOA: You, sir.
I'm proud to know you, and my life is better for it.
-Noa. -Brave and fine little warrior.
WICKET: Oh.
Bye.
All the rest of you, too.
Bye, Noa.
(CHITTERS SADLY)
NOA: And now you.
What do I say to you?
Friend.
(CHATTERS)
You're a sweet spirit.
I love ya and I'm gonna miss ya.
Oh, Wicket. You're my very best friend.
Best friend. Best friend.
I'm going to miss you.
I'll come back and visit you soon as I can.
Please come back.
I'll come back and visit you both.
(CHITTERING)
WICKET: Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye not good.
NOA: Come on, Cindel. It's time we go.
Off you go. So long.
Bye, Teek.
WICKET: Cindel.
Bye. Bye.
Bye!