In The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is hanging upside down in the Wampa's cave, about to become a meal for the Wampa. After two failed attempts to reach his light saber, Luke succeeds on his third attempt. What theme do we hear as he begins to draw the saber toward his hand?

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Rufus

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18 April, 06:42

In The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is hanging upside down in the Wampa's cave, about to become a meal for the Wampa. After two failed attempts to reach his light saber, Luke succeeds on his third attempt. What theme do we hear as he begins to draw the saber toward his hand?

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Robin · Answer 1

The Force theme

Explanation:

The "Empire Strikes Back" is a space opera film of the Star Wars series. It was directed by director, Irvin Kershner. Luke Skywalker is the main protagonist of the film.

At one scene of the film, in the Wampa's cave when Luke was hanged upside down, he made two failed attempts to reach hi saber. He finally succeeded in having his light saber on the third attempt. On this occasion, as Luke was drawing the saber on his hand, the force theme was played at the background.

After he draws the saber, he finally managed to escaped the cave hurting wampa with his saber.