"Itsa Hotsa, too biggsa hotsa" says Jar-jar. Stepping to the airlock hatch and closing the inner door before anyone can intervene, he triggers the venting mech, to step outside for a breath of fresh air.<br /><br />Sadly* he has failed to notice that the ship has already boosted to orbit. His irritating voice, screaming more in terror than agony, becomes fainter as the air transmitting it, is sucked from the airlock by the compressors. His face can not be seen through the hatch, because he has fallen over , dizzy, as soon as the air pressure has dropped by 1 fifth. Almost instantly he is unconscious, but doesn't die until after the outer door has cycled open.<br />His body remains on the deck of the airlock, in the absence of any additional impetus to overcome the close to earth normal force visibly holding everyone else to the deck.<br /><br />All the critics are amazed, incredulous. That Lucas could actually make a scene stick to the rules of physics, was even more unlikely than his eliminating his green abomination.<br /><br />*used in a metaphorical sense, naturally. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" />