ST The Fates of the Big Three in the ST

Not if LFL are releasing a Han Solo spinoff in 2016. That would make zero commercial sense.

 

Neither must live while the other survives....or something.

 

Han was Plaguies this whole time!

 

In episode 7 Han will be an exo-archeologist that travels around looking for artifacts while armed with a force whip. Leia will the the woman he always loved but never married. Han will met his son (by Leia) and is son will think Wedge was his dad since that is who Leia marries.

 

The fans sure hate the big 3.

 

You could say he drove/flew a Wedge between them.

 

The big three have potential story arcs that make sense in the ST.

1) Who says Han and Leia ever get married? They were together at the end of RotJ, but Han has never been the settling down type of guy. They might have a child (not really, they'd be in their late teens or early 20's by the time Ep VII rolls around) but there is the possibility the conception occurred out of wedlock.
2) As being the last Jedi, Luke has to take an apprentice. I think we can surmise that he restarts the Jedi order somehow as well.
3) For Luke to take a wife or have a romantic interest he'd have to change the ancient Jedi code which forbids love relationships. Since Luke doesn't really have to listen to Yoda and Obi-Wan anymore (but I'm sure he considers there advice, if he still communes with their force ghost versions) maybe he can? That's a bit of a grey area right now.
4) Does Leia receive Jedi training, or does she continue on as a political figure? Both? As she's an older woman by the time Ep VII happens, maybe she's more in an advisory role now to whatever current government exists for the Republic.

Those are a few of the things I've been thinking about recently.

 

This is very true. However, there have been thirty to forty years between the Episodes. Many of these things would probably be relevant in between the episodes, not in the ST.

Luke, Leia and Han are great characters, there's no doubt, but the ST will be about the new characters, not as much the old, as much as I would love to see that happen. There is a real danger in stifling the new characters with so many old ones around. In addition to seven new cast members for Episode VII, we have the Big Three, Chewbacca, C-3PO, R2-D2, Lando, and did I miss anyone? There is a little less than 7 hours of screen time in the entire ST (135 min per film approx.), if we're lucky. They will not be at the center of the story, but if Luke dies in VII as outlined above, he could be at the heart of the story.

 

I'd say there's a good chance we'll see Chewie and the droids. I'm wondering about Lando.

If Luke dies, it will be a major event and they better do it right. It better not be him getting stuck by some grade-B Sith apprentice like what happened to Qui-Gon lol

 

Han has to protect a mother and son because the son witnessed a murder by Jabba's son, so they have to hide out in an Amish-like community.

 

If Luke dies, it will be a major event and they better do it right. It better not be him getting stuck by some grade-B Sith apprentice like what happened to Qui-Gon lol[/quote]


We keep assuming that Luke (or Leia, as i'm guessing it) will have an Obi-wan/Qui-Gon Jinn-like death in the new movies to keep Lucas's thematic "rhyming" scheme alive. But we ought to remember that it wasn't so much that Qui-Gon Jinn's death in the TPM mirrored Obi-wan's in ANH. From what I remember, Lucas seemed more concerned with providing mirror images for Obi-wan's actions in both movies, specifically how the older, wiser, Obi-wan chose to sacrifice himself in ANH whereas the younger Obi-wan sought to avenge his master's death in TPM (i.e., giving in to those pesky emotions of which Lucas is so suspicious). Which is all to say... Maybe Luke (or one of his children) might be the one who either has to see someone get killed or avenge someone's death or maybe stop someone from dying... Setting him off on a darker path...

 

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Like, like, like. I pretty much agree with all of this speculation. In particular the possibility of a big potential story element where Luke would have had babies on the sly, given the Jedi code. Though saying that Han busts a George Clooney and doesn't marry Leia might be a bit of a gyp, even though it makes sense, given his womanizing character in ANH and TESB. I'd say it'd be more a case where he's unhappily married or something, kind of just sitting around, pouting, waiting for a new crisis as an excuse to leave the house. Then again, perhaps JJ&Co. will throw a monkey wrench into our assumptions about the character and make it that Han turns out to be the exact opposite of what he was in the OT, at least initially. Just as long as they don't have him go all a Jar Jar Binks on us and make Han Solo run for high political office or something, that'd be an interesting twist.

 

Yes, I'd like to see Han be the believer in the Force now. He's been around and has faith. In a dark moment, when our heroes are down, he gives them encouragement. "Hey, the Force is for real. I've witnessed its power. Forget what you've seen, because I'm telling you the truth."

 

Which brings me to another reason that if any of the big 3 die, it would be Han. If Han sacrifices himself, he's completely ceased to be selfish.

 

Han wasn't a womanizer in ANH and ESB. Are you referring to the unrated cut?

 

With the rumors of one of hte actors from Rebels being in the ST, maybe the Falcon will be destroyed at some point in Episode VII, taking 1, 2 or all 3 of Han, Leia and Luke with it, and the action will shift to the Ghost?

That would be quite the tie in for Disney/Lucasfilm.

 

I'm more interested in the fete's of the big 3. Garden parties in the GFFA and Leia's famous Bantha Muffins.

 

I'm more looking forward to the fetishes of the Big 3...

 

His death will be AWESOME!!! First there's going to be a lame fist fight, then he'll fall off a bridge, and his last words will be, "It was... fun."

 

well i'm glad someone here is a fan of both Trek and Wars.

 

The way he carried himself, his whole life-style--i.e., single, dashing space pirate, Hits On Anything That Moves, suggests as much. Then again, Han might have been that cheesy dude at the end of the bar who is always getting turned down by the ladies, given that his approach doesn't seem to move past What's Your Sign.

 

Han was a loner in the Clint Eastwood sense.