ST Future Force Ghosts: Han Solo?

Am I totally crazy for thinking Han Solo may now be one with the Force and since Kylo Ren is his son we may see him appear as a Force-Ghost to his son in the future? That'd be cool IMO!

 

Since Han has died, he is one with the Force.
Retaining your identity after death, however, requires great Jedi abilities, inner balance and proper training. Han doesn't have what it takes.
He has simply transformed into the Force, his individuality forever faded away.

 

What Lulu Mars said. Han is dead and gone now. I wouldn't be surprised if we see him again, but it won't be as a force ghost.

 

What if only Kylo Ren sees him? Qui-Gon was only seen by a select few at first! Those he was most attached to. And according to EU can't Han communicate with the Force-Ghosts in the afterlife? It all adds up as far as I know.

Going off the TCW Mortis arc alone it seems plausible......

 

The EU isn't canon and Han isn't in touch with the force.

 

There's more to Qui-Gon's ghosting than attachments, I'm afraid. He had learned how to retain his identity, but he couldn't manifest himself as a ghost on his own. Only in a place such as Mortis, which was basically a manifestation of the Force itself, and only when that place was visited by people who carried Qui-Gon in their hearts, could he actually show himself.
Normally, he could only be heard by those who willingly reached out to the great depths of the Cosmic Force through meditation.

 

So it is possible for him to appear to Kylo Ren as a Force-Ghost it still sounds like to me............

 

Well, yes... IF he, like Qui-Gon, learns how to retain his identity after his death - and, of course, if Kylo then visits a place like Mortis.
Qui-Gon was chosen by the Force Priestesses to learn this, though. I do believe that Han could learn Force related stuff with enough time and devotion, but why he would be chosen by anyone for this purpose and why he would suddenly be interested enough to learn, I don't know.

So again, yes, it's possible - but unlikely.

 

Fascinating analysis, Captain!