UNDERWEAR DiD Lop of Star Wars Visions

 

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Lop was a Force=sensitive Lepi female resident of the planet Tao during the Imperial Era. An orphan who was not originally from Tao, Lop was an enslaved laborer for the Galactic Empire, which had occupied the planet. After escaping the Empire, Lop was adopted by Boss Yasaburo of the powerful Yasaburo clan at the insistence of his daughter, Ocho.

Years after Lop's adoption into the Yasaburō clan, Yasaburō and Ochō took opposite sides of a rebellion against the Empire. With her father supporting the insurgency and her sister opposed, Lop found herself trying to mediate between her family members. Ultimately, Ochō joined the Empire and Yasaburō trained Lop to use their family's lightsaber to confront Ochō.

During the Imperial Era, Lop and TD-4 fled to escape from slavery. She met a human father Yasaburo and his young daughter Ocho at a market. Yasaburō had a scar that had rendered one of his eyes blind. The humans saw the young Lepi attempting to steal fruit, and asked about Lop's origins and parents. After hearing Lop's stomach rumble from hunger, Ochō invited Lop to join their family, insisting that she could tell by looking at the Lepi that Lop was a good kid. Ochō enthusiastically took Lop in hand to play on the beach, guilting her father into adopting Lop. Yasaburō promised to clean Lop up and get her well-fed. TD-4 cut off Lop's shock collar, then recorded a hologram of the trio smiling on the beach.

Lop and Ochō came to regard each other as sisters. Yasaburō welcomed Lop as his daughter, and she referred to him as her father.

Seven years after joining the Yasaburō clan, an Imperial base on Tao was attacked. An explosion rocked the local town, and Lop woke up among smoke and debris from the destruction. Coming to, the Lepi donned her side glasses to view the wreckage in the infrared spectrum, before hearing Ochō confront Yasaburō over what had happened. Ochō asked their father what he had done, crying out that the town had been destroyed. After hearing Ochō's words, Lop expressed disbelief aloud that the explosion was her father's doing. She rushed over to a scene where Yasaburō and Ochō were fighting, surrounded by a crowd of affiliates of their clan.

Ochō expressed indignation that her father attacked the Imperial base, while Yasaburō justified his supported for the insurgency against the Empire on the grounds of the Empire polluting and pillaging their planet. Yasaburō clan members attempted to separate the quarreling father and daughter, saying they needed to flee before Imperial troops arrived. Upon seeing Lop approach, one clan member implored the Lepi to intervene. Lop begged her family members to stop, saying there was no reason for them to fight each other. Yasaburō silenced Lop, saying this was a problem for the head of the family. Ochō exhorted her father, claiming a right as the next head of family to assert her opinion. Ochō denounced her father's anti-Imperial views as "stubborn opposition to development" and wrong. The father and daughter continued to argue as Lop stood on. Imperial stormtroopers approached on speeder bikes, causing the crowd to flee.

Lop was highly empathetic. When Ochō and Yasaburō found themselves on opposite sides of the rebellion on Tao, affiliates of Yasaburō clan called on her to mediate between her adopted sister and father. Lop asked Ochō to consider Yasaburō's feelings about the Empire and their homeworld, hoping to end the tensions within their family. Despite being born on another planet, Lop came to feel at home on Tao.