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Yvette and Oola each come to an untimely end. Both die due to something wrapped around their neck- Yvette is strangled with a noose, while Oola is dragged over the Rancor Pit by her chain. They both die in the darkness, a close up view on them just before they meet their end. Both have a brief moment of terror as they realize they are about to die- Yvette as the noose is thrown over her neck, Oola both when the trap opens and when the rancor emerges. Whereas Yvette is murdered for sleeping with too many people, Oola is killed for refusing to pleasure Jabba. Yvette’s corpse is left sprawled on the pool table, while Oola is eaten alive. Oola screams and has an audience for her demise, while Yvette’s cries of terror are cut off and she is discovered after her death. Both Oola and Yvette's death has slight variations- Oola with reshoots for the RotJ Special Edition, Yvette from Clue's multiple endings. Both of these unfortunate victims demises are soon dismissed, their worth evident by the lack of care from those who witness their deaths.

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Yvette and Oola each come to an untimely end. Both die due to something wrapped around their neck- Yvette is strangled with a noose, while Oola is dragged over the Rancor Pit by her chain. They both die in the darkness, a close up view on them just before they meet their end. Both have a brief moment of terror as they realize they are about to die- Yvette as the noose is thrown over her neck, Oola both when the trap opens and when the rancor emerges. Whereas Yvette is murdered for sleeping with too many people, Oola is killed for refusing to pleasure Jabba. Yvette’s corpse is left sprawled on the pool table, while Oola is eaten alive. Oola screams and has an audience for her demise, while Yvette’s cries of terror are cut off and she is discovered after her death. Both Oola and Yvette's death has slight variations- Oola with reshoots for the RotJ Special Edition, Yvette from Clue's multiple endings. Both of these unfortunate victims demises are soon dismissed, their worth evident by the lack of care from those who witness their deaths.