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In the early drafts of George Lucas's "Star Wars," R2-D2 was scripted to speak Galactic Basic, engaging in witty banters with C-3PO. However, Lucas envisioned a unique approach for R2-D2's character, leading to a significant alteration from a speaking droid to one that communicates through beeps and whistles. This decision was driven by a desire to make R2-D2 more enigmatic and universally appealing, breaking language barriers and enriching the film's narrative. The transition from Basic to electronic sounds allowed R2-D2 to convey emotions and information in a way that transcends cultural and linguistic divides, relying on the interpretative help of C-3PO and contextual cues. This change not only enhanced R2-D2's charm but also bolstered the dynamic between the droid duo.