Umwak ' s nephew This male Dulok was a member of the tribe ruled by King Gorneesh and the nephew of the tribe ' s shaman , Umwak . In 3 ABY , when this Dulok was still young , he accompanied his uncle on a mission for Gorneesh . Umwak and his nephew were ordered to delay a group of young Ewoks who were trying to replenish their holy Tree of Light with Light Dust ; the Duloks hoped that this interference would allow Gorneesh and his band to reach the weakened tree first and uproot it . Umwak ' s nephew proved a bright and astute boy on the mission , although his efforts to keep his uncle from ruining the operation with his bumbling failed again and again . Eventually , the youngster and his uncle followed the Ewoks into the Arbo Maze , a thick copse of trees . There , a skirmish with two of the Ewoks left the Duloks entangled in their own net , which had been soaked in sticky ganga sap . Undeterred despite their inability to extricate themselves from the net , the younger Dulok and his elder hobbled to the Tree of Light to warn Gorneesh of the Ewoks ' impending arrival . They arrived too late — the Ewoks they had been harassing had already renewed the tree , and the light - sensitive Duloks were fleeing back to the darkness of their swamp . Biography . This male Dulok was a member of Gorneesh ' s tribe of Duloks , who inhabited the Dulok Swamp on the Forest Moon of Endor . His uncle was the tribe ' s shaman , Umwak . In 3 ABY , the Dulok was not yet an adult . That year , King Gorneesh learned that the Tree of Light , sacred to his enemies , the Ewoks , was weakening and needed its annual replenishment from Ewok Light Dust . Gorneesh thus tasked Umwak with tracking down the Ewok party that had been sent to tend to the tree . This delay would allow Gorneesh and his warriors to reach the ailing tree first and tear it down . Umwak decided to take his young nephew along to help with the mission . The younger Dulok and his uncle traveled through the forest , following the group of young Ewoks to the entrance to the Arbo Maze , a patch of forest so dense that its trees grew together into circuitous passages . When Umwak suggested that he and his nephew enter the maze , stealthily pass the Ewoks by , and set a trap for them , his nephew pointed out that they had no way of navigating the maze successfully . Umwak presented his special glasses , a set of spectacles of the shaman ' s own invention that he claimed would show them the way through the labyrinth . Despite the younger Dulok ' s misgivings that the glasses were useless , Umwak ' s nephew followed his elder into the maze , carrying the sack that held Umwak ' s trap . The shaman ' s nephew tried to direct his uncle safely through the maze ' s obstacles — it seemed that Umwak could not see " anything " with his special glasses — but he was unable to keep the shaman from colliding with a rock and destroying the goggles . Umwak berated his nephew for the accident but then ordered the younger Dulok to open the sack , revealing a net soaked in ultra - adhesive ganga sap . When Umwak claimed that the sap ' s stickiness would make it the perfect trap for the Ewoks , his nephew asked how he and his uncle could prevent it from sticking to them instead . Umwak merely said that this concern was the younger Dulok ' s problem and ordered him to carry the net . After some time , Umwak and his nephew ran into two young Ewoks — the females Kneesaa and Latara . Umwak ordered his nephew to give chase , and the youngster reluctantly did so . In the ensuing skirmish , the Ewok Kneesaa maneuvered her adversaries so that they collided with one another , trapping both in the ganga sap net . The Ewoks fled , leaving the Duloks in the maze . Despite their predicament , the young Dulok and his uncle tottered their way toward the Tree of Light , still entangled in the net , to warn King Gorneesh of the Ewoks ' approach . By the time they arrived in the vicinity of the tree , however , the entangled Dulok relatives were met by a stampede of their tribemates in flight ; the Ewoks had replenished the tree , and its light was driving the Duloks back to the swamps . Personality and traits . In 3 ABY , Umwak ' s nephew had yet to reach adulthood . He stood shorter than an adult Dulok , but otherwise looked like a typical member of his species , with green fur , a gray facial mask , brown eyebrows , and pink eyes . The young Dulok followed his uncle Umwak ' s orders dutifully , carrying out the shaman ' s grunt work , like hefting around a heavy sack . Nevertheless , the youngster was clever and observant and not afraid to point out flaws in his uncle ' s plans . Despite the constant and demoralizing browbeating Umwak gave him , the younger Dulok cared for his uncle and tried to keep him out of trouble . Despite his tribe ' s hatred for the Ewoks , the young Dulok seemed reluctant to fight his supposed enemies . He was stealthy , able to stalk a group of Ewoks without their noticing . Behind the scenes . This young Dulok appears in " The Tree of Light " , an episode of the " " animated series that originally aired on October 12 , 1985 . The episode , written by Bob Carrau , provides no name for the character . The character ' s voice was provided by voice actor Hadley Kay .