Prior to his death, the Emperor discovered a new apprentice to carry on his legacy by etching him with a piece of his life force. Now the newly formed Palpatine seeks revenge for his fall by seeking the source of the metachlorian's power, the force itself. Now traveling to the edge of the galaxy for that power, only the children of Han Solo and Princess Leia can stop him from controlling all life in the galaxy. It's based upon the second pilot of Star Trek, Where No Man Has Gone Before. Besides how much of the powers of both the Jedi and Sith seemed to have been found in Gary Mitchell? And yes that's Gary Mitchell on the corner there. The Imperial shuttle was found on [link], the fighter is a modified B-wing where I removed the large wing and placed another cockpit and the movable wings were put on the sides and fixed. Plus when you stop to think about it, remember how Star Trek 11 was criticized for being a rip off of Star Wars? Look at Star Wars and see how much of it was ripped off of Star Trek? Not only technology terminology, but even plot points. This ranges from lightning bolts from the hands, the second in command turning on the master, "You were right; I was wrong", he's more machine now than man, heroes escaping from 3 ships, and so forth. And one I realized yesterday, remember when Ben Kenobi sensed the death of Alderaan? How about Spock sensing the death of the Intrepid?