The 24th story is called Ending Protocol, by Hannah Whitten. It's about GR-792 and RZ-440, A.K.A. Gir and Riz. They're a pair of Stormtroopers who were stationed on Endor. Gir is a man. Riz is a woman. They were the Stormtroopers who witnessed the 2nd, reversed "I love you/I know" scene. Gir is killed. Riz escapes and later encounters Princess Leia after the battle. Oddly enough, I didn’t mind this story about Salacious Crumb and how he came to be with Jabba. I like that he still has to make Jabba laugh once a day to stay alive. I laughed at the end. Nnedi Okorofor brings dignity and depth to a most unlikely character: the monster in the trash compactor.

Hidden Depths: Turns out Admiral Motti, the guy who Vader choked for dismissing the Force, is actually religious himself, though of a different religion than Vader. He just objects to having someone else literally shove their religious beliefs down his throat at a military meeting. He's also got a snarky streak, as he notes that if Vader has such faith in the ability of the Force, then he can destroy the planet himself, as opposed to having to step closer just to strangle a coworker. Interquel: "Raymus" takes place in between Rogue One and A New Hope, also establishing that the time gap between the movies is one hour (at most). Bail Organa has this reaction when he sees the Death Star in orbit over Alderaan and realizes exactly what is about to happen.Mediocre story about Sy Snootles reflecting on being in the Max Rebo Band and her life on Tatooine.

Dora Mar has an eidetic memory and has just been made a Chronicler by Mon Mothma. Her friend Tele, also with an eidetic memory, is one too (again, can we please have friends be friends). Dora though has to interview Han (who leave early but makes her think of the sun), Luke (who is more introspective than she expected and makes her think of a calm but confusing moon), Lando (who is flirty, always making a comparison to a game of cards, and makes her think of a magnetic field), and Leia (who is unyielding and straight, wanting ALL people to be part of the story). Despite Dora’s romantic side, her final notes and story mirror just how deep and true this short is. Chief Kase recalls how Wedge was a former Imperial TIE pilot and that General Syndulla had to vouch for him when this information was met with suspicion.The 33rd story is called Wolf Trap, by Alyssa Wong. It's about a Scout Trooper named Hoyel, A.K.A. TK-814. He's the one whose speeder bike is caught in the Ewoks rope trap. He's later captured by them, where he finds other captive troopers, who are due to be eaten by the Ewoks. Hoyel escapes by chewing off his own finger. He was inspired to do this by remembering the time that, when, as a youth, he and a friend saw a wolf free itself from a trap by chewing off its' own leg on their homeworld. On May 25, 1983, Star Wars cemented its legacy as the greatest movie franchise of all time with the release of Return of the Jedi . In honor of the fortieth anniversary, forty storytellers re-create an iconic scene from Return of the Jedi through the eyes of a supporting character, from heroes and villains, to droids and creatures. From a Certain Point of View features contributions by bestselling authors and trendsetting artists: The Impossible Flight of the Ash Angels - I liked this but also was kinda like hm would rather read something more interesting. But it was cute.