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Re: Star Wars: Episode VII (2015) Discussion Thread
Han doesn't make that decision though, it's out of his hands. It's not selfless at all, not like his past actions. Vader, the Empire and Lando control his fate. Han really isn't sacrificing anything. I seem to recall his character being forced to experiment the carbon freezing process, not martyring it and volunteering himself so Luke isn't harmed.
"Han is a bossy, arrogant, self centered prick at the beginning of ESB (he really is a pretty big jerk to everyone, Chewie included)"?
In the beginning, doesn't Han go out on a rescue mission on his own? He risks his neck when he could be out settling a price on his head for selfish reasons. Doesn't seem self centered to me. Sure, he's arrogant and bossy, but that's mostly towards 3PO.
And you make no mention of Luke. What is Luke in Empire without Star Wars other than "random warrior who gets ***** slapped by an abdominal snow man that is told by some weird old dude to go to a Dagobah system and be a Jedi". WUT? We don't even really get to see him "chill" with his friends in Empire other than the medical chambers, so at what point should we care that he cares that his friends are in danger?
Han doesn't make that decision though, it's out of his hands. It's not selfless at all, not like his past actions. Vader, the Empire and Lando control his fate. Han really isn't sacrificing anything. I seem to recall his character being forced to experiment the carbon freezing process, not martyring it and volunteering himself so Luke isn't harmed.
"Han is a bossy, arrogant, self centered prick at the beginning of ESB (he really is a pretty big jerk to everyone, Chewie included)"?
In the beginning, doesn't Han go out on a rescue mission on his own? He risks his neck when he could be out settling a price on his head for selfish reasons. Doesn't seem self centered to me. Sure, he's arrogant and bossy, but that's mostly towards 3PO.
And you make no mention of Luke. What is Luke in Empire without Star Wars other than "random warrior who gets ***** slapped by an abdominal snow man that is told by some weird old dude to go to a Dagobah system and be a Jedi". WUT? We don't even really get to see him "chill" with his friends in Empire other than the medical chambers, so at what point should we care that he cares that his friends are in danger?