Plot Synopsis1917The film opened with a strange and foreboding prologue.Under a black screen, a voice (a toy salesman) asked: "Want o see it again, little girl? It shouldn""t frighten you," as a young girl cried and clung to her mother""s dress.Now watch closely, see how the timid maiden of the hill clutches the gold to her breast, and see how she fights back a tear, while her hero bleeds to death in the street.In one of the labs, they found dozens of bodies on slabs - all comatose victims who had OD""d on Hypnocil, all authorized by Lori""s father.He back-sassed a free man.They got their rules, and we ain""t got nothin"" to do with that.Would probably have happened o him sooner or later anyway - a complainer like him.He gotta learn the rules, the same as anybody else.Luke: Yeah, them poor old Bosses need all the help they can get.Dragline: You tryin"" to say somethin""? You gotta flap your mouth.(His words are drowned out by the last bell).One of these days, I""m gonna have to flap me up some dust with it.Carr accounts for all of the 50 prisoners after the last bell: "Forty-nine, one in the box, Boss."One day while the men are digging a road ditch in the scorching sun, a blonde-haired, shapely and sexy young woman (Joy Harmon) (credited as "Lucille") in a neighboring house prepares to wash her car, sending the men into a voyeuristic frenzy." Tarkin then announced he would take control of the weapon for two reasons: (1) recent security leaks and breaches, and (2) pilot Rook""s defection and escape from the Imperial facility on Eadu (Galen Erso""s facility), due to help from a Rebel sympathizer.