Which brings us to the question of the hour: Did Jabba the Hutt make unwanted sexual advances on Leia Organa? Absolutely. There is no doubt that Jabba pawed, fondled, pinched, prodded and slobbered on Princess Leia. He's the Dov Charney of a galaxy far, far away.
Later that night, however, Boushh stealthily unfroze Han; as it turned out, the masked infiltrator was Princess Leia, the love of the captured Rebel. Their reunion was cut short, however, by Jabba's ominous laugh. He knew it was Leia all along, and took her captive, as well.
Oh, you're talking about Jabba the Hutt and Princess Leia! Well, in the Star Wars universe, Jabba the Hutt did have some pretty nefarious plans for Princess Leia . He was indeed considering breeding her with another humanoid, but not for any romantic reasons, mind you.
Having been chained to the crime lord's throne, Organa was forced to serve Jabba as his personal slave. After her failed rescue attempt, Leia was enslaved by Jabba.
"...'Leia Organa' infiltrated the palace of 'Jabba the Hut' to free 'Han Solo' from 'carbonite'. However, she was captured by Jabba and forced to wear a skimpy dancing girl's outfit. Enslaved by the mighty Jabba, the rebel princess sat beside her new master on his dais, with a few pillows for comfort.
Did Jabba have Sex with Princess Leia!? Star Wars Exposed [Dash Star]
Was Jabba attracted to Leia?
Jabba also had a son with his loyal henchwoman Kumac. He also had a lust for female humanoids, often enslaving them for his pleasure, such as Oola and Leia as well as many others.
Originally Answered: Why didn't Jabba execute Leia with the rest of the rebels? she was a slave and prize to jabba. She was another dancer to replace the last eaten by the rancor. That's why she was chained up nest to him.
Jaina Solo is the eldest child of Han Solo and Leia Organa Solo, created by Timothy Zahn for the Thrawn trilogy of Star Wars expanded universe novels. Leia is pregnant with twins in Heir to the Empire (1991) and Jaina and her twin brother Jacen are born in The Last Command (1993).
The memoirs of Boba Fett mention that Jabba "was known as a cruel, depraved, sadistic ruler" with a "penchant for violent entertainment, torture," and that he possessed "vicious temper, gruesome appetite, and endless greed." According to Fett's memoirs, Jabba keep "scantily clad slave girls chained to his throne for ...
During her time as Jabba's slave, Jabba sent her to Boba Fett to "entertain" the hunter. Boba, due to his moral code, declined, but did not send Leia back, as it would be an insult to the crime lord. Instead, Fett and Leia argued about the Rebellion's wrongdoing and the Empire's actions.
In James Kahn's original novelization of the movie (from 1983, based on the shooting script), the scene concludes as such: “Foul beast that he was, Jabba poked his fat, dripping tongue out to the princess, and slopped a beastly kiss squarely on her mouth.”
Zorba the Hutt's Revenge (1992), a young-adult novel by Paul and Hollace Davids, identifies Jabba's father as another powerful crime lord named Zorba and reveals that Jabba was born 596 years before the events of A New Hope, making him around 600 years old at the time of his death in Return of the Jedi.
Why did Darth Vader not sense Leia was his daughter?
Leia's Force abilities and her lack of awareness of her true identity also contributed to Vader's inability to sense their familial connection. Vader's denial of Anakin Skywalker's legacy and his fear of getting hurt again prevented him from realizing the truth about his children until later in the original trilogy.
Although the 2002 film Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones established that the Jedi Order members couldn't marry or have children, Star Wars creator George Lucas explained that despite their monastic culture, the Jedi were permitted to have sexual intercourse as long they didn't form attachments or possessive ...
Luke's sister Leia had three children. Her youngest son Anakin died at an early age, sending his sister Jaina nearly over to the dark side, before she came back from the edge of darkness.
Canon now implies heavily from Leia's perspective that she subconsciously used the force, more accurately the Dark Side, to give her the strength to strangle Jabba.
Leia wanted to lead and reshape the galaxy, but wielding the same power that had corrupted Vader would be too big of a temptation because she would have become a powerful Jedi. So, it was safer to choose happiness, marry Han and avoid becoming a Jedi.
This question is answered in the movies. In the scene involving Jabba and Leia, you can see that he dressed her in a skimpy outfit and chained her to his lounging pad. Later on, he was strangled by her, using the same chain.
During the Battle of Yavin, however, when Vader almost succeeds in killing Luke - Han saved him - after this Leia's opinion of Han changed - and they slowly fell in love with each other. Leia and Han developed a relationship that would last throughout the war.
While Return of the Jedi would ultimately reveal them to be siblings, A New Hope implied Luke's attraction to Leia throughout, while the two kissed multiple times in The Empire Strikes Back, with further romantic moments ending up on the cutting room floor, as seen in the movie's deleted scenes.
