No, it doesn't clear things up - you again keep repeating the same nonsense - namely when you say "what was displayed in the theater in 1981, and in the 2003 DVD" because based on the print we have been discussing for the last three pages, what was displayed in the theater in 1981 is almost certainly not what's on the 2003 DVD and what was displayed in the theater in 1981 was actually much closer to what is on the BD, only maybe even warmer/more yellow.

And Star Wars had this same sort of color timing when it was displayed in the theater in 1977 beyond any reasonable doubt. So that's why the warm color timing of ROTLA could have hardly struck you as unnatural compared to SW, because SW had very much the same kind of color timing. Like three pages back, I actually used a picture from the IB print showing of SW to prove my point that the colors of the ROTLA BD could very well be correct to what the film is supposed to look like.