Was Hans Stance On The Correlian Seperatist Movement Correct

Well...For me It wasnt....Correllia was lucky to evade the Yuuzhan Vong...And now when the rest of the galaxy needed unity...they were opting for freedom

Hans Decision to Join in this was wrong=/...
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I felt that it was wrong also. In the sense that I didn't really feel that that was something Han would have done. I really felt that that whole decision was out of character for Han and the only reason it was written that way was to move the storyline along...

Master Joined: 22 Mar 2008 Posts: 599

It was wrong and out of character in my opinion, but what was perhaps more wrong in the end was that he and Wedge didn't stick with the separatist and the Corellians were put more in the villain role, losing a leader in every book which became just weak black comedy.

It's interesting that we have so many great Corellian characters that people like, and yet they've never portrayed a Corellian government that was even quasi likable. It seems like it's always lawless, corrupt, and misguided. I think someone should clean things up there. They need a new leader, one who will actually better the system.

You know, I'm surprised Han never opted to run the place. He's famous, popular, had a descent moral compass, and a wife whose a ex-politician. He'd be perfect. I'll even go so far as to say it's a crime he hasn't done this. He's left his people to suffer because he so adamantly hates politics.

Shame shame Han Sad

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I DO NOT WANT TO SEE HAN AS A POLITICIAN!!!!! Mad

He wud loose all the coolness Cool

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I think Han was wrong...I also think Leia was wrong to support him...she should have stayed neutral.
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