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[ SECRET POST #3259 ]
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(Anonymous) 2015-12-07 12:29 am (UTC)(link)http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Han_shot_first
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(Anonymous) 2015-12-07 12:35 am (UTC)(link)Aaron Allston, by way of his recent novel Legacy of the Force: Betrayal, has chimed in on the subject with a reference of his own. After a gun battle, when queried as to the status of her husband, Leia replies that he is fine. "Han shot first," she glibly explains.
* After the assassination of Thrackan Sal-Solo in the novel Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines, Boba Fett remarked that Han should learn to shoot first.
* In Legacy of the Force: Revelation, Jaina tells Fett that if he plans on fighting Han Solo he should "remember to shoot first".
* Han said that he prefers shooting first, "as opposed to shooting second", in the novel Han Solo at Stars' End, which was first published nearly seventeen years before Special Editions were made.