[ SECRET POST #4355 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4355 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You're not alone OP!

I never hated him or anything, but he's my least fav from the orginal movies. I sometimes fantasize about how what could have been if that emergency plan of Lando replacing him had happened. (I do love Lando oddly enough, who seems to have been the same archetype)

I actually think him going back to smuggling and not being the ideal husband/father is actually the most interesting that character has ever been.

[(Anonymous)]

I never heard of a plan for Lando replacing him. Lando was my favourite OT character. That would have been AMAZING.

I think he's only broadly the same archetype as Han. They're both the morally ambiguous rogues, yes, but Lando's ESB plot brought in a bunch of other elements for him, most prominently politician and reluctant traitor with responsibility for a whole city. Han was your roaming thief model rogue, and Lando was your shady businessman/politician/gambler model rogue. Han's arc was choosing not to run away, and Lando's was being forced to choose between loyalties/responsibilities. Broadly similiar archetypes, but different plots and different emotional beats.

Also Lando dressed significantly better ;)