Darth Vader tries to order penne at the Death Star canteen and is told he needs a tray.

• Darth Vader decides to have penne while at the Death Star canteen.
• The canteen worker informs Vader that he needs a tray for his order.
• Vader, confused and irritated, asserts his identity as Lord Vader, not understanding the need for a tray.

A conflict arises over the need for a tray, leading to Darth Vader's frustration.

• Vader argues he can kill the canteen worker with the power of the Force or with a tray if needed.
• The worker stands firm on the requirement for a tray to carry the hot food.

Darth Vader is mistaken for someone else and tries to assert his authority.

• Vader is mistakenly thought to be challenging the worker to a fight to the death.
• He clarifies that he is Lord Vader, and everyone usually challenges him, not the other way around.
• The worker thinks Vader is 'Mr. Stevens,' head of catering, and Vader insists that he runs the Death Star.

Vader faces an identity crisis as the canteen worker mistakes him for someone else.

• Vader is frustrated to be mistaken for 'Jeff Vader,' and the worker asks for Jeff's autograph.
• Vader insists on his identity as Darth Vader and becomes increasingly agitated.

Darth Vader ends the encounter with an ultimatum involving a tray.

• Vader, still not receiving his order, threatens death by tray to the worker and everyone in the canteen.
• He demands his Penne all'Arrabbiata with the implication of violence if his request is not met.