Johannes Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earring Painting

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Johannes Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earring Painting
Luke's gaze was drawn irresistibly back to the hologram. "I wonder who she is.She must be important—especially if what you told me just now is true, Threepio.She sounds and looks as if she's in some kind of trouble. Maybe the message isimportant. We ought to hear the rest of it." He reached again for the Artoo's internal controls, and the robot scurriedbackward again, squeaking a blue streak. "He says there's a restraining separator bolt that's circuiting out his self-motivation components." Threepio translated. "He suggests that if you move thebolt he might be able to repeat the entire message," Threepio finished uncertainly.When Luke continued to stare at the portrait, Threepio added, more loudly "Sir!" Luke shook himself. "What…? Oh, yes." He considered the request.Then he moved and peered into the open panel. This time Artoo didn't retreat. "I see it, I think. Well, I guess you're too small to run away from me if I takethis off. I wonder what someone would be sending a message to old Ben for." Selecting the proper tool, Luke reached down into the exposed circuitry andpopped the restraining bolt free. The first noticeable result of this action was thatthe portrait disappeared. Luke stood back. "There, now." There was an uncomfortable pause duringwhich the hologram showed no sign of returning. "Where did she go?" Lukefinally prompted. "Make her come back. Play the entire message, Artoo Detoo." An innocent-sounding beep came from the robot. Threepio appeared