Can You Match the Quote to the "Star Wars" Character?

Who doesn't wish they could use Jedi mind tricks like Obi-Wan Kenobi? With this line and a wave of his hand, he easily befuddles a pair of stormtroopers looking for the fugitive droids!

As Luke undergoes his training with Yoda on Dagobah, he often reveals his cockiness and impatience. When he says this quote to Yoda, the wise master replies ominously, "You will be. You will be."

In "Return of the Jedi," Admiral Ackbar realizes the Empire's plan to lure the Rebellion into a trap during the Battle of Endor. The often-parodied line has made Ackbar a fan favorite.

Every Star Wars fan remembers first seeing Princess Leia appear as a hologram projection from R2-D2, delivering her plea for help. Of course, R2 used this message to trick Luke into removing his restraining bolt ...

When we first meet Han Solo, he's the ultimate cynic. He doesn't believe in the Force, and he certainly doesn't get involved in silly idealistic causes, like the Rebellion. Oh, wait ...

After Luke leaves the dinner table in frustration because he's been asked to stay on the farm another year, Aunt Beru tries to make Owen reconsider. But Owen holds firm, maybe because he remembers Luke's dad!

Watto the greasy Toydarian thinks he has the upper hand with Qui-Gon Jinn, but he underestimates the Jedi's powers. In the end, Qui-Gon will leave Tatooine with Watto's young slave, Anakin.

K-2SO says this quote about the Council's plan to send Jyn Erso with the team to Jedha. The droid frequently says sarcastic quips with a deadpan delivery, adding to the humor of the situation!

Audiences quickly warmed to C-3PO and R2-D2, who are like the droid Odd Couple in the "Star Wars" galaxy. C-3PO speaks rather condescendingly to his astromech companion, who can dish it right back with some rude beeps!

Never enter into a deal with Darth Vader! That's what Lando Calrissian learns the hard way when he sells out his friends to the Empire. At least Lando redeems himself and joins the good fight in the end!

Yoda gives Luke a profound speech about the power of the Force, which the dejected apprentice is not willing to hear. To prove his point, Yoda then lifts Luke's X-wing out of the swamp using the Force!

Boba Fett needs to deliver Han Solo to Jabba the Hutt alive if he wants to collect his bounty. We don't know which is worse: being frozen in carbonite or being a wall ornament for the vile slug gangster!

Luke is shocked to return to Dagobah and find Yoda on his deathbed. The wise old Jedi master can't die! Yoda, as always, has a clever line to bring a smile to Luke's face — and the audience's.

After C-3PO recounts the Rebels' exploits to the Ewoks, the furry little creatures invite them to join their tribe. Turns out the little forest dwellers are more valuable allies than they first appear!

In a bone-chilling scene, Kylo Ren, formerly Ben Solo, confronts his father, Han Solo, who pleads with him to return home. Kylo Ren expresses his inner turmoil before murdering his father.

Anakin Skywalker, like his son Luke, dislikes the planet where he grew up, Tatooine. It's understandable, given its endless sand, blazing heat, hostile inhabitants and obscurity in the galaxy.

As a stormtrooper, Finn once had to answer to Captain Phasma. But after he defects and joins the Resistance, he gives Phasma some attitude. Anyone who's ever quit a bad job can probably relate!

Princess Leia says this in greeting when she meets Governor Tarkin aboard the Death Star. Those are some saucy words for the ruthless man who will soon blow up your home planet ...

After Chewbacca chortles at Leia's joke at Han's expense, Han shoots back with this quip. But even Han has no comeback when Leia tells him he doesn't know everything about women ⁠— and kisses Luke!

Darth Maul seems all the more mysterious and menacing because he has only two lines in "The Phantom Menace" (including this one). When he duels Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon at the end, he just glowers.

Criminal Tobias Beckett becomes a reluctant mentor to the young Han Solo in "Solo: A Star Wars Story." Han learns the hard way to take Beckett's words to heart, because Beckett betrays Han himself!

Supreme Leader Snoke shows his intense contempt for Kylo Ren after his duel with Rey. He then tells Kylo quite bluntly, "You're no Vader. You're just a child in a mask." Ouch! That's harsh.

Qui-Gon Jinn believes that Anakin Skywalker is the Chosen One, the Jedi who will bring balance to the Force. Unfortunately, the Jedi Council does not agree that Anakin should be trained ... for now.

In "Rogue One," Cassian Andor and Jyn Erso fight about some of the Rebellion's tactics. Cassian bluntly points out that Jyn is late to the game, whereas he's been fighting against the Empire since he was a kid.

Imagine Luke Skywalker being only a myth in the "Star Wars" universe! That was one of the shocking reveals in "The Force Awakens." Rey soon sets out to find Luke and have him train her in the Force.

Anakin has big dreams for the future, but first, he must say goodbye to his mother on Tatooine. Shmi has big hopes for her son too and entrusts him to Qui-Gon Jinn for Jedi training.

No one oozes arrogance and sliminess like Governor Tarkin! To the very end, he believes the Death Star is indestructible and the Rebels are no more than insignificant gnats. Guess he was wrong ...

Padme announces her pregnancy to Anakin, perhaps a little nervous about his reaction. She already senses the conflict in him and hopes that his impending fatherhood will help him sort out his feelings. Alas ...

Orson Krennic delivers this sardonic line in "Rogue One" after Galen Erso had told Krennic that Lyra was dead. Unfortunately, Lyra comes out of hiding and is killed by the Empire, leaving Jyn alone.

After Darth Vader is fatally wounded, he asks Luke to take his mask off because he wants to see Luke with his own eyes before he dies. Talk about a tear-jerking father-son bonding moment!

Jabba says this about the bounty hunter Boushh, not realizing that it's actually Princess Leia in disguise! To Leia's dismay, she'll soon go from a bounty hunter suit to a metal bikini ...

"Solo: A Star Wars Story" introduced audiences to Han's childhood friend and love interest, Qi'ra. In the end, however, she reveals her allegiance to Darth Maul, who runs the crime organization Crimson Dawn.

Mon Mothma makes this grave comment in "The Return of the Jedi" while detailing the Rebels' plan to defeat the Death Star. We never learn who those Bothans were, but their sacrifice was not in vain!

In their final showdown, Kylo Ren believes he's finally defeated Luke Skywalker, only to realize that Luke is projecting himself from lightyears away through the Force! Luke leaves Kylo with these words before he vanishes.

In "The Empire Strikes Back," Darth Vader just can't find competent Imperial officers to carry out his simple orders! Captain Needa is one such officer who tries to apologize for his failure. We all know how that goes ...