The Price of Freedom is the 29th episode of She-Ra: Princess of Power.
Plot Summary[]
Moral[]
Loo-Kee: "Hi! It's me, Loo-Kee. Did you find where I was hiding today? If not, here's another chance. See me now? Here I am! In today's story, the villagers’ homes were destroyed by fire. Fire can be a very dangerous thing. It can hurt you; it can destroy your home. But you can prevent this. If you don't play with matches or lighters, you won't get burned! Bye now!"
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Features[]
Characters[]
- Great Rebellion
- Heroic Warriors
- Prince Adam / He-Man
- Man-At-Arms (mentioned)
- Orko
- Allies
- Queen Marlena (referenced)
- King Randor (referenced)
- Sorceress
- Allies
- Evil Horde
Objects[]
- Vehicles
- Artifacts
Locations[]
- Castle Bright Moon
- Dryl
- Fright Zone (mentioned)
- Whispering Woods
Cast[]
- Melendy Britt as She-Ra and unnamed villager
- George DiCenzo as Hordak and Bow
- John Erwin as He-Man/Prince Adam and Collon
- Erika Scheimer as Loo-Kee
- Lou Scheimer (credited as Erik Gunden) as Swift Wind, Mantenna, unnamed villager and Orko
Behind the Scenes[]
- Script was approved November 16, 1984 and final script revision took place March 7, 1985.
- Adora does not appear in this episode. She is in She-Ra form for the entire duration.
- Before transforming into He-Man, Adam originally had more dialogue: "I can see that if I'm going to be of any use her... I'll have to become He-Man!" Only the latter part of the dialogue ended up being used.
- This episode marks the only instance of one of the main characters being referred to by their true identity while transformed (She-Ra calling He-Man 'Adam' when it seems like he's been killed by the cave-in).
- Writer Bob Forward planned to reuse the majority of the battle footage seen after Adam travels to Etheria in a war-themed episode named The Silaxian Wars, a sequel to the episode Huntara. However, this story never went into production.
Continuity[]
- The shot of She-Ra cradling Prince Adam on the ground was previously used in the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe episode The Littlest Giant, in which it was Teela cradling He-Man. Before that it was seen in The Cosmic Comet, with Teela craddling Prince Adam.
- The sequence of She-Ra and He-Man lifting the water tower would appear again at the start of The Inspector.
- The sequence of She-Ra holding her sword with both hands and chopping it down in front her of is seen again in Anchors Aloft, Part 1.
- The sequence in which She-Ra transforms her sword into a shield will be seen again in The Unicorn King.
- The mines of Dryl are mentioned again in the She-Ra and the Princesses of Power episode System Failure.
Errors[]
- When He-Man takes a running leap to land on Swift Wind's back, he is holding his sword in his left hand. In the next shot, it is in his right.
- The floor of the Command Crawler's cockpit is different between shots depending on whether Mantenna or Hordak is shown from the back.