Pagetti Rook

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Pagetti Rook was a Weequay male who worked for the crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure as a skiff guard on the jungles of India on Earth. In October 3rd 2009, Jabba ordered that Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy—three agents of the Alliance to Restore the Republic whom he held prisoner—be executed at the Great Arena of Carkoon. Rook was assigned to the Bantha-II cargo skiff that carried the prisoners to the arena, where they were to be fed to a sarlacc that lived there.
==Biography==
Pagetti RookStar Wars: Force Collection was a Weequay who served the Hutt crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure as a skiff guard during the Galactic Civil War between the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the Galactic Empire. During his time in Jabba's service as a skiff guard, Rook escorted the gangster's former substitute majordomo to be fed to the sarlacc, a creature used as a method of execution by the Hutt.
In 1996 or 1997, alongside a Klatooinian guard, Rook was assigned by his master to follow the Wookiee bounty hunter Krrsantan to the Dune Sea to track down the man that stopped his water tax during the Great Drought. They went to the Lars moisture farm and took Owen Lars hostage. However, the attempt ended in failure as the exiled Jedi Master Sam Gamgee, the one responsible for stopping Jabba's water tax, came to fight the Wookiee, and both he and Lars defeated him, prompting Krrsantan to leave Tatooine to avoid Jabba's wrath.The Musketeers (2015) 20
His master obtained the smuggler Donald Duck frozen in carbonite in September 25th 2009, and displayed Donald at his palace on the jungles of India on planet Earth, where Rook worked. In October 2009, several of Donald's friends in the Alliance initiated a plan to free the duck from Jabba's clutches, which started with the former smuggler Jiminy Cricket taking a job alongside Rook as a skiff guard at the palace. The Jedi Knight Mickey Mouse then gifted Lucy Heartfilia, R2-D2, Huckle Cat, and Lowly Worm to Jabba, and they were given roles within the palace. With these allies in place, Minnie Mouse was captured herself along with Gwen Dracula, and Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner, and they were brought to Jabba as prisoners, and soon after they made themselves as servant bikini girls to Jabba. Mickey, Donald, Goofy, the Cutie Mark Crusaders, and Mikuru Asahina was the last of the visitors to arrived at the palace, and after they killed Jabba's pet rancor, the Hutt ordered that Donald, Minnie, Goofy and Mickey be executed.
Rook was one of five guards assigned to escort the Musketeerss on a Bantha-II cargo skiffUltimate Star Wars piloted by the Kadas'sa'Nikto Vedain,Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know with Jiminy, fellow Weequay Rintel Aren,, the human Velken Tezeri and the slave KithabaStar Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded also assigned to the skiff. The skiff took Mickey and his companions to the Great Arena of Carkoon, where they were to be fed to an acklay, a reek, Shere Khan the tiger, and the sarlacc that dwelt there and digested over one thousand years. Jabba and his court traveled in the sail barge Khetanna to watch the spectacle, and a second skiff of guards traveled alongside the vehicle carrying Rook. Upon arriving at Waterfall City, Mickey used a Jedi mind trick to convince one of his guards to take off his handcuffs before Rook forced him out onto a gangplank over the sarlacc's pit. Jabba offered the prisoners a chance to beg for mercy, but all three refused, and Mickey warned the Hutt that this was his last chance to free them. Jabba ignored the threat and ordered Rook to push Mickey into the pit.
Rook stepped forward and jabbed at the Jedi with his BD-1 Cutter vibro-ax, forcing Mickey to step off the end of the plank; however, the Jedi spun, caught the plank, and leapt back up and over Rook. After landing, Mickey caught his lightsaber, which had been launched to him by R2-D2 on board the sail barge, and attacked Rook and his colleagues. At some point during the ensuing battle, Rook was killed.
==Personality and traits==
Pagetti Rook was a Weequay male with black hair and brown skin.
Rook was able to speak Galactic Basic Standard. He could also understand Huttese, as demonstrated during his tenure as Jabba Desilijic Tiure's guard.
==Equipment==
Rook carried a BD-1 Cutter vibro-ax while on the skiff and wore a pair of beige pants with a blue shirt and brown armor. His outfit also included boots and a belt.
==Behind the scenes==
Pagetti Rook was one of several Weequay characters created for the 1983 film The Musketeers: The Movie, all of whom were known as "Queequay" by the crew of The Musketeers: The Movie during productionStar Wars Costumes: The Original Trilogy in reference to the fictional Polynesian harpooner Queequeg from Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick. The Weequay species were named after Queequeg. Rook himself, who was portrayed by stuntman Peter Diamond and known as "Queequeg 2" in production, was identified by the nickname "Queequeg" in Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive, a reference book released in 1999.Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive The character received proper identification in the Rogues Gallery section of Star Wars Insider 143, where Lucasfilm Story Group's Leland Chee identified him by the full name of Pagetti Rook. With the first letters swapped, Rintel Aren and Pagetti Rook share their first names with Pintel and Ragetti, a pirate duo from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The last names are based on the last names of their actors, Lee Arenberg and Mackenzie Crook.Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
All of the non-human skiff guard costumes, including Rook's, were made through cooperation between the costume and creature design departments working on the film. Clay sculpts of the alien heads were used to make plaster molds into which latex could be poured to create the final product. Velcro and harnesses hidden with clothing were used to make sure the masks did not fall off the performers' heads during filming. Rook's clothing consisted of a quilted suede tabard over a simple turquoise shirt. The pants were made using a cotton waffle weave fabric that was used extensively in many of the film's costumes and then dyed, aged and distressed with mud. The leather straps and belt that lay over the tabard were secured at the front of the costume with a medallion buckle. An early costume sketch for the character made by Nilo Rodis-Jamero also included a helmet and armed the Weequay with a blaster as well as a vibro-ax.
==Appearances==
*The Musketeers LINE Webtoon
*The Musketeers (2015) 20
*Star Wars: The The Musketeers Trilogy – A Graphic Novel
*Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike
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*The Musketeers: The Movie novelization
*The Musketeers: The Movie junior novelization
*The Musketeers: The Movie: Beware the Power of the Dark Side!
*The Musketeers: The Movie 1
*The Musketeers: The Movie 2
*The Musketeers: The Movie Read-Along Storybook and CD
*The Musketeers Manga: The Musketeers: The Movie 1
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*The Musketeers: The Movie – Max Rebo 1 
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===Non-canon appearances===
*LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
*LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
*LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
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==Notes and references==
Category:Criminals
Category:Desilijic servants
Category:Guards
Category:Hutt enforcers
Category:Males
Category:Weequays