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* BlobMonster: The "lake-spirit" faced by Luke and Leia during their journey across a subterranean lake. It also has CombatTentacles.

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* BlobMonster: The "lake-spirit" faced by Luke and Leia during their journey across a subterranean lake. It also has CombatTentacles.lake is something like a huge amoeba: nearly transparent, faintly luminescent, and able to form its substance into CombatTentacles. Even Luke's lightsaber can't really hurt it.


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* LeafBoat: Luke and Leia are traveling underground when they come to a large lake barring their path. Fortunately, there are some lily-pad-like plants growing in the lake, with leaves several feet across. Luke uses his lightsaber to cut one from its stem, and they cross the lake using the lily pad as a raft.
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Authority Equals Asskicking was renamed to Rank Scales With Asskicking. This example didn't fit the new definition, so it was cut.


* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Princess Leia can fight if she has to. Even more so Vader, of course.
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Luke is an experienced commando, after all.


** All right, Luke being rather silly and disrespectful on occasions can be chalked up to CharacterDevelopment. Luke being a natural liar who can make up convincing and entirely false excuses on the spot complete with CrocodileTears, though...

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** All right, Luke being rather silly and disrespectful on occasions can be chalked up to CharacterDevelopment. Luke being a natural liar who can make up convincing and entirely false excuses on the spot complete with CrocodileTears, though...



* SeamlessSpontaneousLie: Luke is [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness more socially adept]] here than in many subsequent Expanded Universe portrayals, and comes up with one to explain his and Leia's strange behavior to a suspicious Imperial. The lie is accepted because it makes sense and is told with a straight face.

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* SeamlessSpontaneousLie: Luke is [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness more socially adept]] here than in many subsequent Expanded Universe portrayals, and comes up with one to explain his and Leia's strange behavior to a suspicious Imperial. It's worth bearing in mind that by this point, he ''does'' have two years' worth of experience on commando missions. The lie is accepted because it makes sense and is told with a straight face.

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