" She replied: "Change always is." He begrudgingly promised that "the others" (humans who were still plugged in) who wanted out of the Matrix "will be freed.He was apprehended with a stun gun and taken into custody at headquarters.A muzzled and bound Hunt strapped to a stretcher was accused by Brassel of numerous charges: for failing to report Farris"" information, for ordering the Vatican operation without proper approvals, and for fleeing the "catastrophic attack" on the bridge.With his authority, Murphy would smoothly help get them in and out of the facility, where computers had given them information on the location of the "good stuff.Jabba only laughed -- then agreed to pay 35,000 for the prisoner.Chewbacca was taken away to a dungeon cell.Later that night in the deserted throne room, a sole shadowy figure (dressed like Boushh) entered, lowered the frozen Han Solo from the wall, and melted the hard shell away with a decarbonization lever-switch.In the film""s fourteen scenes, a narrative story with multiple plot lines was told - with elements that were copied repeatedly afterwards by future westerns - of a train holdup with six-shooters, a daring robbery accompanied by violence and death, a hastily-assembled posse""s chase on horseback after the fleeing bandits, and the apprehension of the desperadoes after a showdown in the woods.