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Salak Weet

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Salak Weet, also known to the Sanyassan King Terak as the star traveler, was a Humanoid male explorer whose starship crashed onto the Forest Moon of Endor around the year 26 BBY. Weet had been attempting to chart the Moddell sector with his friend Noa Briqualon, but a damaged crystal oscillator in their star cruiser left them stranded on Endor. After setting out to search the moon for a replacement part, Weet was taken captive by a group of shipwrecked Sanyassan Marauders and brought to their castle stronghold. Misunderstanding the tale he told them, the primitive Marauders believed that he had the "power of the stars," a power they could take from him and use to leave the moon. Weet was in turn killed by Terak, their king.

Weet's corpse hung in the castle's dungeon over the years as the Sanyassans continued to hunt for the "power." Although Briqualon accepted that his friend would not return, Weet's father Jimke organized a massive search effort that finally bankrupted him after four years. Weet's fate was confirmed to Briqualon in 3 ABY, when Briqualon infiltrated the Marauders' castle to rescue his captive friend Cindel Towani and came across Weet's skeleton. The skeleton's presence helped Briqualon realize that Towani's own crystal oscillator was in the castle, and, after escaping with it, he and Towani were able to leave Endor.

Text and facts from the “Salak Weet” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Died
Between 26 BBY and 3 ABY
Species
Humanoid
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Parents
Jimke Weet

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Missing Starship Search Abandoned (mentioned only, first identified)
  2. Ewoks: The Battle for Endor (first appearance)
  3. Ewoks: The Battle for Endor book-and-record

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