William Shakespeare's the Jedi Doth Return (2014)
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Inside the second Death Star.
Enter two GUARDS.
GUARD 1 Oi! Comrade, how art thou?
GUARD 2 —Quite well, my friend.
Say, didst thou hear the news?
GUARD 1 —What news, pray tell?
GUARD 2 It seemeth we have found Skywalker.
GUARD 1 —Aye?
The lad for whom we have for ages search’d?
The one o’er whom Darth Vader seems obsess’d?
The mighty boy of whom we’ve all been warn’d?
GUARD 2 Indeed, the same—thou knowest whom I mean.
GUARD 1 Where was he, then?
GUARD 2 —Upon the moon.
GUARD 1 —Which moon?
GUARD... 2 The moon around which we do orbit now.
E’en Endor.
GUARD 1 —Can it be? Our enemy, The greatest threat the Empire’s ever known, Hath ’scaped our watch and is to Endor flown?
How can that be, for do we not have guards Identifying ev’ry ship that comes?
Hath he fool’d them to make his landing, then?
GUARD 2 E’en so. Lord Vader hath return’d with him.
GUARD 1 Darth Vader brought him here?
GUARD 2 —Yes. Wherefore art Thou so perplex’d?
GUARD 1 —The rebel pilot who Hath single-handedly destroy’d the first Death Star is hither brought— GUARD 2 —As prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inside the second Death Star.
Enter two GUARDS.
GUARD 1 Oi! Comrade, how art thou?
GUARD 2 —Quite well, my friend.
Say, didst thou hear the news?
GUARD 1 —What news, pray tell?
GUARD 2 It seemeth we have found Skywalker.
GUARD 1 —Aye?
The lad for whom we have for ages search’d?
The one o’er whom Darth Vader seems obsess’d?
The mighty boy of whom we’ve all been warn’d?
GUARD 2 Indeed, the same—thou knowest whom I mean.
GUARD 1 Where was he, then?
GUARD 2 —Upon the moon.
GUARD 1 —Which moon?
GUARD... 2 The moon around which we do orbit now.
E’en Endor.
GUARD 1 —Can it be? Our enemy, The greatest threat the Empire’s ever known, Hath ’scaped our watch and is to Endor flown?
How can that be, for do we not have guards Identifying ev’ry ship that comes?
Hath he fool’d them to make his landing, then?
GUARD 2 E’en so. Lord Vader hath return’d with him.
GUARD 1 Darth Vader brought him here?
GUARD 2 —Yes. Wherefore art Thou so perplex’d?
GUARD 1 —The rebel pilot who Hath single-handedly destroy’d the first Death Star is hither brought— GUARD 2 —As prisoner.
What to read after William Shakespeare's the Jedi Doth Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Doescher to read onlineMoreLess
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