Two Truths and a Lie: "Star Wars" Edition

Known for their inaccuracy, blasters were actually powered by high energy particles that were quite powerful when they landed. A common weapon for Galactic soldiers, Han Solo also carried a blaster known as a DL-44 model.

The interior of the Millennium Falcon caused several filming problems, particularly during the first movie. One problem was that the controls didn't fully work. For example, when switches were flipped, they would flip back down because they didn't have the proper springs inserted.

In the Battle of Yavin, a rebel force attacked the Death Star with the goal of destroying the planet destroyer. Darth Vader almost stopped the assault by leading multiple TIE fighters into battle, but Luke Skywalker fired a torpedo, which hit the main reactor with help from the Force.

In "Star Wars," IG-88 was far from a friendly robot, as the droid served as an assassin bounty hunter. He was hired by Darth Vader to track the Millennium Falcon along with its occupants and bring them back to the Sith Lord.

Ben Solo is the warrior who eventually turns against Luke Skywalker to become Kylo Ren. During this turn to the dark side of the Force, Solo kills the other students training to be Jedi while also destroying the temple that Luke started in an effort to restore the Jedi Order.

Realizing Anakin Skywalker has turned against the Jedi Order, Yoda sends Obi-Wan Kenobi to Mustafar to battle it out with his former apprentice. The battle is fierce, but Obi-Wan gains the upper hand and delivers a devastating blow against Anakin, leaving him behind to die.

Finn is a human who once followed the First Order before he left the Order due to their violent nature. At first, he didn't want to help the Resistance, as he saw it as a losing effort, but as is usually the case with war, he was forced to pick a side and went with the Resistance.

Yoda has a duel with the newly discovered Sith Lord, Darth Sidious, where he almost dies during a fall. However, the Jedi Master manages to gather himself and escape, but is forced to go into exile.

As a child, Anakin Skywalker was a slave on Tatooine, where he built his podracer to compete in the Boonta Eve Classic. After winning the race, Anakin was granted his freedom and left Tatooine to become a Jedi.

Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the few Jedi who survived Order 66, which called for the elimination of all members of the Jedi Order. Order 66 was carried out by clone troopers across the galaxy after the Jedi tried to arrest Emperor Palpatine under suspicion that he was the Sith Lord.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is the one who first meets Luke Skywalker on Tatooine, where he realizes he has a strong presence with the Force. At the time, Luke was living on Tatooine with his aunt and uncle on a farm, but once the farm is destroyed, Luke takes Obi-Wan up on his offer to become a Jedi.

At the end of "Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi," the prophesy of Anakin Skywalker being the chosen one is fulfilled. After losing his duel with Luke, Darth Vader turns against Darth Sidious, throwing him to his death and restoring balance to the Force.

Chewbacca is one of the pilots of the Millennium Falcon, guiding the spaceship beside his friend Han Solo. He's a smuggler at the beginning of "Star Wars," but Chewbacca eventually joins the Rebel Alliance as they set out to take down the Death Star.

Stormtroopers, the soldiers for the Galactic Empire, are easily recognized by their snow-white armor and lousy aim. Originally, the stormtroopers were clones from the years of the Republic, but are later recruits trained to be obedient to the Empire.

Luke Skywalker is actually the uncle of Kylo Ren and even trained the young Force user before he turned to the dark side. Ren's turn was due to his admiration for his grandfather, Darth Vader, who he wanted to match in terms of power.

Obi-Wan Kenobi died well before the rise of the First Order. However, like Yoda, Obi-Wan was able to become one with the Force, which meant that his spirit lived on even after his death.

"Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones" is actually the second movie in the prequel trilogy, set 10 years after the first movie in the trilogy. It's the only film in the prequel trilogy where George Lucas hired a co-writer to write the screenplay.

Once a member of the Apprentice Legislature, Amilyn Holdo became a member of the Resistance with her longtime friend Princess Leia Organa. Loyal to the cause, she sacrificed herself to save rescue transports fleeing the planet Crait when she rammed her ship into the First Order's flagship.

Han Solo was not a Hutt himself, but he was employed by Jabba the Hutt, a crime lord on Tatooine. Solo worked for Jabba as a smuggler but failed to replace some of his lost cargo, which forced Jabba to place a bounty on him.

It was not Obi-Wan Kenobi who Qui-Gon Jinn believed was the Chosen One but Anakin Skywalker. However, the Jedi High Council feared the darkness that was inside Anakin and were reluctant to allow him to receive training.

Darth Maul is a Zabrak, a clan of warriors, born on the planet Dathomir. As a member of the Zabrak, Maul was trained from an early age to be a fighter and to remain impervious to pain.

Even the strongest members of the Jedi Order were capable of being drawn to the dark side of the Force. The reason for this is because the dark side of the Force relied on raw emotions, which Jedi had to defend against if they wanted to avoid being corrupted.

"Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" is set between "Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith" and "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope." The story follows Jyn Erso and a band of rebels as they try to find a weakness to destroy the Death Star.

Padme is the mother of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, who were twins. However, Padme died in childbirth and the twins were split up. Luke was sent to Tatooine and Leia was adopted by a senator and his wife.

Though little is known about his species, Yoda was recruited to the Jedi Order when he was young, serving as a Jedi for over 800 years. When he finally died of old age, Yoda was 900 years old.

A gifted mercenary during the era of the Galactic Republic, Jango Fett was the person whose likeness was used to create the Clone Army. However, he is killed by Mace Windu during the Clone Wars in front of Boba Fett, one of his clones who he considered his son.

Most Jedi Knights actually built their own lightsabers to fit their own personal needs. Luke Skywalker constructed his own lightsaber after he lost his father's in a duel with Darth Vader. Luke was more connected to this new lightsaber, considering it an extension of himself.

Yoda was full of wise advice when Luke Skywalker goes to train with the Jedi Master. One of his best pieces of advice to Luke was "train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose." Luke embraced the advice, eventually becoming a Jedi Master.

Members of the Jedi Order served as generals in the Clone Wars, but the war took a serious toll on the Order. Many of the Jedi were killed during the war, but even worse, the Jedi Order lost the trust of the public, who believed they were picking a side rather than serving as peacekeepers.

Much of Jabba the Hutt's wealth came from slave trading. At one point, he even held Princess Leia Organa as a slave. However, she later got her revenge by strangling Jabba to death with the chains she was confined to.

When the Galactic Empire comes to an end, the New Republic is established to take its place. The New Republic is governed by the Galactic Senate, which rotates its location between each of its members rather than having a fixed capital.

Though they used the dark side of the Force, the Knights of Ren were not Sith Lords but were instead a new group of warriors who allowed their emotions to control their power. When the Knights of Ren were created, Kylo Ren served as the master, but he worked under Supreme Leader Snoke.

Desiring an end to the conflict, the New Republic stood idly by as the First Order started to militarize itself. The one person who took a stand against this militarization was Princess Leia Organa, who started a group known as the Resistance.

Luke Skywalker's duel with Darth Vader is one of the most important moments in the series. Not only does Vader reveal he's Luke's father, but he also asks his son to join him and the Galactic Empire. Luke, of course, turns down the offer.

Competing against other bounty hunters, Boba Fett's the one who captured Han Solo and took him to Darth Vader. However, it was actually Vader who froze Han Solo in carbonite because he wanted to test the device before he used it on Luke Skywalker.