Panel one- (Leave a bit of space for the title sequence. It should be “Wicket W. Warrick and the clone to being awake again.” with a small space for the credits.
Panel two- Large establishing shot. It is almost twilight and the sky is darkening on the desert moon “Partan”. (Note. For the sake of simplicity I have just made this place up. Creative freedom is welcome.) The landscape is sparse with jutting rock and dunes as far as the eye can see. We see that it is battle-torn with huge robotic figures fighting against other robotic figures. In the background we can see Episode two Federation ships fighting precursors to the Tie fighters. The sky is full of lasers and burnt out ships. In the distance we can see a type of star destroyer in flames about to crash-land. In the foreground we can see the outline of a small figure. This is the Ewok Wicket W. Warrick. He is holding a light saber and is in full attack mode. He is surrounded by Destroyer and Battle droids. We also see that a battle rages within our range of view. We can see many Jedi fighting on foot, doing what Jedi do best. Throughout this sequence we should see laser blasts from the droids flying about.
Panel two- A close up of Wicket with a grim look of determination. He’s in Jedi pose. We can see shadows of deadly droids sneaking up behind him.
Panel three- Wicket has turned around quickly to slice the droids to pieces. He almost seems to be smiling as he does it.
Panel four- Off in the distance we can see a power source. It is a globe nestled in a hub of machinery and wires that is giving off an electrical source we can see. The globe is about twenty feet in diameter and is on a platform with eight robotic legs (similar to spiders) moving the power source with the battle. Wicket sees this with recognition in his eyes. The space from Wicket to the globe is covered with Battle droids, all in somewhat rough shape. We can tell from the landscape and the scars of the droids that this has been a long battle.
Panel five to seven- Five, six and seven are all small shots of Wicket making his way to the globe. He is kicking much droid butt. It could be played as a slow motion type sequence or complete snapshots of each strike. On panel seven we should see the globe within 20 feet of the last of the fallen droids.
Panel eight- An over the back wide shot of Wicket with his arms out, surprised by the size and magnitude of the globe and its machinery. He seems surrounded by robotic legs. Underneath the globe machine we can see that there is a small area where the glob is jutting out, as if the mechanical portions of the transport were a type of doughnut. This area shouldn’t be more than a couple of feet in diameter.
Panel nine- A tiny panel spotlighting this weakness in the globe.
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