Star Wars: Power of the Force Flashback > Aunt Beru Action Figure

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• Star Wars: Power of the Force Flashback > Aunt Beru Action Figure
• Star Wars: Power of the Force Flashback > Aunt Beru Figure
• Star Wars: Power of the Force Flashback Aunt Beru igure
• Comes with Flashback Card
• Brand New and Never Opened

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 4 x 1 x 3 inches ; 1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 7 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B00000JDMS
• Item model number: PF2603
• Manufacturer recommended age: 4 years and up
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #44,757 in Toys & Games (See Bestsellers in Toys & Games)
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Editorial Review

While adoptive mothers and stepmothers are sometimes maligned in fiction, in Star Wars the opposite is true. At the request of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Aunt Beru and her husband, Owen Lars, took in young Luke Skywalker and raised him as their own nephew. Dressed in a simple, brown overdress and blue jacket, Aunt Beru has a great resemblance to the movie's character. She also wears the same boots, and also has a pair of pants. She has movable legs, arms, and head, and her hands can grasp the handles of her service droid. There is an accompanying "flashback photo" of Aunt Beru and Shmi Skywalker, the mother of Luke's father, Anakin. Aunt Beru is a little over 3.5 inches tall. --Louise Carter

Product Description

Star Wars - Power of the Force (1995) Flashback Photos Aunt Beru NIP Action Figure from the 1995 toy series. Beru Lars was the closest thing to a mother that Luke Skywalker ever knew. She and husband Owen lovingly raised Luke as their nephew, and trained him in the mundane ways of moisture farming on their arid Tatooine homestead.. All along, Aunt Beru understood that a larger destiny awaited Luke. Years before, on another part of Tatooine, the slave Shmi Skywalker raised the boy who would become Luke's father-Anakin Skywalker. Like Aunt Beru, she sadly understood she could only love and nurture her boy for a relatively short period of time before she had to allow him the freedom to fly on his own wings.