Read Axios edit-suggestion on the previous page. He doesn’t like Holdo saying,“God Speed Rebels” and he thinks it should be removed because it opens up a can of worms, suggesting that our worldly beliefs could be reflected into the SW Universe. It seems to annoy a number of people. I was just curious why people don’t get annoyed when Han say his line in TESB? I think because of the majority of people don’t like Holdo, but obviously love Han. Was just curious of his thoughts on Hans line or anyone thoughts really.
I apologize if I broke a rule of the forum. That just caught my attention.
Does it bother you when Han says, “Then I’ll see you in hell!” in The Empire Strikes Back?
What does this have anything to do with this post?
Hey guys, hey Tammers5 I’m glad you were wondering why it annoyed me (and just for clarification its just a personal annoyance not really a plot hole or anything). As I stated above it just personally takes me out of the movie because its not a phrase that has any connotation to the star wars universe and instead comes from our universe and doesn’t fit aesthetically for me. As for the Han Solo line “then I’ll see you in Hell!” there is actually an in universe explanation for that and has nothing to do with our universe’s idea of religion or afterlife (see the link below). Not to mention its a “curse” that asks the in-universe question “oh, whats hell?”, and personally I can answer that question far easier with “oh it must be somewhere bad in SW” than “God speed Rebels” which asks the question, “oh whats God?”. Which is honestly a hard question to answer for me in the SW universe. Anyway its more of a personal opinion and its fine that you all don’t agree, I was just hoping people would agree so that I didnt have to be bothered by the line in a future edit.
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Chaos
-Peace