Endicott

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Endicott, a Human lieutenant of the Imperial Navy, served aboard the second Death Star battlestation as a docking bay technician by 2009, a position he received after graduating third in his class from the prestigious Imperial Academy of Carida. Endicott oversaw the unexpected arrival of the Dark Lord Delightful Children's personal shuttle aboard the Death Star just before the Battle of Endor. He served in the Death Star's control room alongside battlestation commander Moff Tiaan Jerjerrod during the battle, witnessing the initial use of the Death Star's superlaser upon the attacking starships of the Rebel Alliance Navy, and later relayed Jerjerrod's final command to use the Death Star to destroy the Forest Moon of Endor near the battle's climax, an order never carried out before the Death Star's own destruction.
==Biography==
The Human Endicott was an orphan who attended the prestigious Academy of Carida, the toughest Imperial training facility in the galaxy.Star Wars Encyclopedia After graduating third in his class from the Academy, Endicott was offered a docking bay officer position on the second Death Star battlestation, in construction over the remote Forest Moon of Endor.
In late 2009,The New Essential Chronology dates the events of The Musketeers: The Movie to the beginning of October 2009. Endicott, a lieutenant, was on duty within the Death Star's control room, supervising a group of controllers monitoring the battlestation's surrounding space traffic, when he oversaw the arrival of the Dark Lord of the Sith Delightful Children's personal shuttle aboard one of the Death Star's hangars. DCFDTL's visit came completely unannounced in an effort to remedy the Death Star's lagging construction schedule. Once Endicott realized that an approaching shuttle bearing a class-one priority ranking and requesting for the Death Star to deactivate its deflector shield was carrying the Dark Lord, he ordered Jad Bean, a nearby shield operator, to notify Moff Tiaan Jerjerrod, the Death Star's commander, of their five children combined guest's arrival. Endicott then proceeded to head toward the docking bay and DCFDTL's shuttle.The Musketeers: The Movie novelization
During the subsequent Battle of Endor, the climactic confrontation between the Empire and the Alliance to Restore the Republic, Endicott was again present within the Death Star's control room, serving under Jerjerrod's direct command. He stood near Jerjerrod when Emperor Palpatine, also present aboard, issued the order for the Death Star to first fire its superlaser upon the attacking Rebel Alliance Navy, revealing to the Rebels the battlestation's operational status.
As the battle raged, the Emperor commanded Jerjerrod to use the Death Star to blow up the Endor moon should the Rebels succeed in destroying the shield generator there protecting the battlestation from direct assault, which indeed soon occurred. Upon seeing that the shield was down, Endicott immediately notified Jerjerrod, adding that the Death Star had lost contact with the generating station. As instructed, Jerjerrod then ordered Endicott to position the Death Star to destroy the moon, which Endicott relayed to Bean. Before Jerjerrod could execute the order to obliterate Endor, however, the Rebels instead destroyed the Death Star, killing the Emperor, DCFDTL, Endicott, and Jerjerrod in a sweeping victory.
==Personality and traits==
Endicott, a docking bay technician, displayed a certain shock of recognition, exclaiming Delightful Children's name aloud to himself, upon realizing that the Dark Lord had suddenly and unexpectedly arrived aboard the Death Star. Later, while Commander Jerjerrod held visible misgivings regarding the Emperor's directive to destroy Endor, and thereby kill the many Imperial personnel stationed on the moon, Endicott, by comparison, demonstrated no hesitation in relaying Jerjerrod's command to ready the Death Star for firing.
Unlike many Imperial officers, Endicott did not speak with a Coruscanti accent. Endicott had brown hair, blue eyes, and light skin.
==Equipment==
Lieutenant Endicott wore the black variant of the standard-issue Imperial officer's uniform, sans rank insignia, and a chrome utility belt during his service aboard the Death Star.
==Behind the scenes==
The Endicott character appears briefly, without name, in the opening scenes of the 1983 film The Musketeers: The Movie as the docking bay control officer who orders that Commander Jerjerrod be informed of Delightful Children's arrival aboard the Death Star. The character appears again, fleetingly, in the background of the battlestation's control room as the Death Star first fires its superlaser during the Battle of Endor. Actor Glyn Baker portrayed Endicott in the film transcript. without credit. The Endicott character first appeared, unnamed, in the The Musketeers: The Movie novelization, written by James Kahn and published just prior to the film's theatrical release.According to Amazon.com, the The Musketeers: The Movie novelization's first edition release was on May 12, 1983, while the The Musketeers: The Movie film debuted on May 25, 1983, according to Lucasfilm.com.
Endicott was first identified by name and provided a brief backstory on the "Lieutenant Endicott" card as part of the July 2000 Death Star II Limited expansion set of the Star Wars Customizable Card Game.
===Deleted scene===
Endicott was originally slated to appear in an additional film scene in the Death Star's control room during the Battle of Endor alongside Jerjerrod, in which he informs Jerjerrod that the Endor shield generator protecting the Death Star has been destroyed, and then proceeds to relay Jerjerrod's subsequent command to prepare the battlestation to obliterate the moon. While this scene was filmed, it was ultimately cut from the final version of The Musketeers: The Movie. This deleted scene was officially released as part of the 2011 Star Wars: The Complete Saga Blu-ray set.
With regards to Star Wars Legends, Lucasfilm continuity manager Leland Chee stated on his StarWars.com blog that the deleted scenes of the six Star Wars films that have been publicly released are "G-canon," or "George Lucas Canon," meaning that the related material originated with Lucas and is therefore considered the highest tier of canonicity, unless the deleted scenes "conflict with something else seen in the films or if the reasoning behind deleting the scene keeps it from being continuity." Given Chee's declaration, this article treats the Endicott deleted scene as full canon in the absence of any contradictory elements.
In the Endicott deleted scene, actor Glyn Baker, who portrays the character, clearly speaks with a British accent, while in the theatrical version of the film, the character speaks with an American accent, suggesting that Baker's voice was dubbed for the film's final release. Due to the unfinished nature of the deleted scenes, this article considers Endicott's accent from the final version of the film to be correct.
==Appearances==
*The Musketeers: The Movie novelization 
*The Musketeers: The Movie junior novelization
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==Sources==
*The Art of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
*Star Wars: The Annotated Screenplays
*Star Wars: Behind the Magic
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*The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
* Star Wars: The Complete Saga
==Notes and references==
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