>Leia thaws out Han in Jabba's palace >Han is a corpse, didn't survive the freezing process >Leia freaks out and her latent force powers manifest >she goes hard dark side and slaughters every motherfricker in the room, like Anakin with the sand people >when Luke finally arrives, Leia is living there in the palace as a half-crazed warlord who barely recognizes him at first >Luke has to work to understand what's happened and get Leia to let go of Han's death so she'll return to the Rebellion >Luke goes to see Yoda to ask what the hell just happened, and gets the "Leia's your sister" reveal >Luke ends up more apprehensive about his own ability to control his powers, but also comes to understand how a good person could fall to the dark side and still come back >Luke resolves to go confront Vader once more
There you go, a more interesting first half of RotJ.
>There’s a fan comic that features a Darksider Leia
There's an official one too
In the alternate versions of the original trilogy; Ep 4 leia turns bad, Ep 5 luke dies and leia becomes a jedi, and Ep 6 where Vader turns good, wears a white suit etcetera...
>He should have died in episode 6
Agreed. It was Ford's wish and one of the original ideas for ROTJ. In hindsight the story they had planned for the sixth movie would've been more interesting than the happy ending we got, but I liked it as a child.
He is part of the protagonist posse. His objective/motivation was to get the girl. It was the whole reason for his character arc/ transformation. Off course he would get her in the end.
Luke is the hero not Han. Luke doesn't get a girl at any point in any of the films. Han is a classic anti-hero and therefore it's perfectly acceptable for them to die via self sacrifice.
Having Han die during the Endor ground battle would actually give it some stakes like how in the space battle and emperors throne room there are moments you think the heroes will lose.
What, and make his rescue redundant?
>make his rescue redundant?
He would make a heroic sacrifice
But Vader made the heroic sacrifice.
>Leia thaws out Han in Jabba's palace
>Han is a corpse, didn't survive the freezing process
>Leia freaks out and her latent force powers manifest
>she goes hard dark side and slaughters every motherfricker in the room, like Anakin with the sand people
>when Luke finally arrives, Leia is living there in the palace as a half-crazed warlord who barely recognizes him at first
>Luke has to work to understand what's happened and get Leia to let go of Han's death so she'll return to the Rebellion
>Luke goes to see Yoda to ask what the hell just happened, and gets the "Leia's your sister" reveal
>Luke ends up more apprehensive about his own ability to control his powers, but also comes to understand how a good person could fall to the dark side and still come back
>Luke resolves to go confront Vader once more
There you go, a more interesting first half of RotJ.
>she goes hard dark side and slaughters every motherfricker in the room, like Anakin with the sand people
Like father, like daughter.
Zoomer detected. Why the frick would you reference Anakin and the sand people 20 years before that scene appeared?
Dude, take your fricking meds.
There’s a fan comic that features a Darksider Leia. In it, she’s captured by the Empire and turned into an Inquisitor, being trained by Vader himself.
>There’s a fan comic that features a Darksider Leia
There's an official one too
In the alternate versions of the original trilogy; Ep 4 leia turns bad, Ep 5 luke dies and leia becomes a jedi, and Ep 6 where Vader turns good, wears a white suit etcetera...
>no scene with Leia in the gold slave bikini
And just like that, Star Wars would have been forgotten after a few years.
That's about what I expect for Disney Wars
Cringe fan fic
This is the dumbest fricking Star Wars related post I've seen.
>Leia is living there in the palace as a half-crazed warlord
Kek, nice.
he also should have died in the plane crash irl
fordchads stay winning
Making the first third of the movie pointless? Nah.
>He should have died in episode 6
Agreed. It was Ford's wish and one of the original ideas for ROTJ. In hindsight the story they had planned for the sixth movie would've been more interesting than the happy ending we got, but I liked it as a child.
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Off course not. SW is a classic hero journey. Han had to get the girl.
>SW is a classic hero journey.
Where in the "heroes journey" does the rogue "get the girl"?
He is part of the protagonist posse. His objective/motivation was to get the girl. It was the whole reason for his character arc/ transformation. Off course he would get her in the end.
>His objective/motivation was to get the girl
No it wasn't lol
Luke is the hero not Han. Luke doesn't get a girl at any point in any of the films. Han is a classic anti-hero and therefore it's perfectly acceptable for them to die via self sacrifice.
Having Han die during the Endor ground battle would actually give it some stakes like how in the space battle and emperors throne room there are moments you think the heroes will lose.
Nah that would've been shit. George made the right decision.
yes
It's too grim, I'm glad the trio had a happy ending in 6
You should have tied yesterday
Tied what anon? I wear pull on boots, they don't have laces
>Do I make millions off a good movie
>or milk this shit for billions
just rewatched this after forever. ending is pretty wholesome. i miss those times.