Summary[]
The origami of McQuarrie is stolen by a mysterious hooded figure, and nobody has any idea what to do! The crew has to somehow get their beloved folded figures back before they are sold and lost forever!
Plot[]
Tommy opens his locker to discover that his Foldy-Wan Kenobi puppet has been replaced by a note reading "Utinni," a phrase commonly said by the Jawa's in the film series Star Wars. Kellen mentions that the same thing happened to him, saying that a student had taken his finger puppet of Luke Skywalker, and also explains that the student that stole it wore a brown hoodie and wielded a origami Jawa. Lance and Amy say that their origami droids were stolen, and Harvey lost Darth Paper.
Kellen says that he saw the kid selling the puppets for five dollars a piece, and Tommy mentions that Dwight's Origami Yoda finger puppet was also snatched, and all that was left was a ransom note, demanding forty dollars from the students so they could get their puppets back.
Tommy and Kellen, after rounding up the money, goes and steals the Origami Yoda back from the student. The money that was pooled is not brought up again.
After seemingly kidnapping the student, it's revealed that the kid wielding the Drawa was a person named Ruth. Ruth does not reveal his ulterior motives, and refuses to explain why he did this, saying all would be revealed soon enough. Arnold (the student from the previous story Origami Yoda and Battles) is the one tasked with taking Ruth to the principal's office.
In the epilogue, Tony D. Struction (See: The Rise of Jango Fortune) is the one sitting in the swivel chair. Him, Ruth, and Arnold all begin laughing after Tony says the school will be theirs for a week.