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. However, this trait turned out to be his downfall, when his scantily clad slave Leia killed him.
The costume was worn in scenes at Jabba's Palace, aboard the Luxury sail barge Khetanna and during the skirmish at the Great Pit of Carkoon. Jabba Desilijic Tiure, the Hutt crime lord, forced Leia Organa to wear the costume after capturing her during her failed attempt to rescue the enslaved Han Solo.
Being as slugs reproduce asexually, it's highly likely that Jabba doesn't even feel physical attraction to another being. He kept Oola, Leia, and his other slaves because they were beautiful, in the same way a necklace or statue is beautiful. They were living art for him, not people.
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.
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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).
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.
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.
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.”
"...'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.
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.
George Lucas has stated his intention was to use an alien creature for Jabba, but the special effects technology of the time was not up to the task of replacing Mulholland. In 1997, the Special Edition re-releases restored and altered the original scene to include a computer-generated portrayal of Jabba.
After discovering she was Force-sensitive, Leia Organa Solo utilized several lightsabers through her career as a Jedi of the New Jedi Order. Her first lightsaber was created by herself while she was taught under her twin brother, Luke Skywalker.
So, for a Hutt, it is a matter of pride that they become as big as they can. However, the first time we officially see Jabba is in the original RotJ. Lucas has said he wanted Jabba to appear as this “large worm-like creature” who had grown fat and lazy off of all the money he had made.
He was attracted to humans. Even more, he was attracted to power, wealth, and spectacular appearances. In the anthology novel, Tales from Jabba's Palace (fantastic read, makes my top ten SW books, hilarious too), Jabba has Leia delivered to Fett's private cubicle for the night.
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.
While in the Ewok village, Luke revealed his true lineage to Leia. She was shocked to discover they were brother and sister, though deep down, she always knew this to be true.
Darth Vader may have never known Princess Leia was his daughter in Star Wars and never cultivated a relationship with her, even when he was a Force ghost. Anakin Skywalker never knew Padmé was pregnant with twins, and he believed his child had died with his wife.
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.
Her body was shoved up against his jaw and she warns him that she had powerful friends, and he'd regret this, realizing all too late how massive his head and mouth were. This caused her to fear for herself as Jabba leaned close to her.
