Beattie’s script has some genuinely funny bits, including Cody and Obi-Wan “bickering like an old married couple” and even a scene where they have to humorously dispose of dead bodies in the Sarlacc pit, only to discover that other shady characters are there to do the same thing.
However, what is more interesting is how this script would have given the veteran Clone Trooper some genuine pathos and guilt. Now that the chip is out of his head, he is driven by guilt over helping to murder all those Jedi and is devoted to protecting Kenobi and, later, a young Luke Skywalker.
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