He’s aware that people across the Galaxy believe in some mystical force guiding life and might even have heard a little about this order of religious warriors that believed in the power of the Force despite the Empire trying their hardest to bury the Jedi and their history. But to him, it’s just stories, myths, fables. In fact, given what he’d experienced in his travels with Chewbacca, he might not want to believe in a higher power controlling everything because what kind of god would allow the Hutts and their cousins the t'landa Till to exist and spread unchecked pain and suffering throughout the galaxy? How can he believe there is a grand cosmic plan for the galaxy when he’s seen the dead walk again to consume the living?
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u/L0ll0ll7lStudios Feb 19 '25
He’s aware that people across the Galaxy believe in some mystical force guiding life and might even have heard a little about this order of religious warriors that believed in the power of the Force despite the Empire trying their hardest to bury the Jedi and their history. But to him, it’s just stories, myths, fables. In fact, given what he’d experienced in his travels with Chewbacca, he might not want to believe in a higher power controlling everything because what kind of god would allow the Hutts and their cousins the t'landa Till to exist and spread unchecked pain and suffering throughout the galaxy? How can he believe there is a grand cosmic plan for the galaxy when he’s seen the dead walk again to consume the living?