Just as a head's up: Han and Leia's commlinks have gone down. I don't know whether you knew already [ Can the Force do that? Lando has no idea. ] but it looks like they've both been ported out.
[ ...w-why you gotta do him like that, Lando? Luke bit his lip, before answering. ]
I know, but technically time in our world is frozen, right?
If we're here, at least we're all together.
[ With his mother and his father... he knew what he had to do, but losing them on top of knowing what the future held...? He would have to, nothing could stop that, but he wasn't prepared for it. Not yet. ]
[ Lando had prospects to go back to. His family had either death or a galaxy's worth of heartache to endure. He was afraid of being a little selfish wanting to stay in a place where that wasn't happening, but he also didn't want to go back to face a bleak future without having resolved at least a few things. ]
[ Doesn't blame Lando, but he doesn't agree. That much is clear. And it's fine, Lando understands why. Luke has all his most important people here. There's no war, no Empire (aside from Hux and his machinations). Why would he want to give this up? ]
Well, if you want company in the meanwhile, give me a ring.
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[ Yes, the Force does do that; he felt their presences leave the planet, and it made his heart ache. More importantly... ]
Kylo knows too.
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Well, not good, obviously. But what else is there to say?
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He's not taking it well.
I'm surprised half the planet can't feel it.
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I mean, I could try talking to him. Who knows what good it would do, but is it worth a shot, you think?
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[ Okay, bad joke. ]
Enough about him. How are you holding up?
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[ He's joking... mostly. ]
I'm okay. I'm just... trying to be optimistic that they'll be back.
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I know, but technically time in our world is frozen, right?
If we're here, at least we're all together.
[ With his mother and his father... he knew what he had to do, but losing them on top of knowing what the future held...? He would have to, nothing could stop that, but he wasn't prepared for it. Not yet. ]
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[ Lando had prospects to go back to. His family had either death or a galaxy's worth of heartache to endure. He was afraid of being a little selfish wanting to stay in a place where that wasn't happening, but he also didn't want to go back to face a bleak future without having resolved at least a few things. ]
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Well, if you want company in the meanwhile, give me a ring.
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Thank you, Lando.
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I don't ask you that enough, it seems.
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I saw you trying to run for ambassador. I'm sorry you didn't get the nomination.
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You ran Bespin well enough, didn't you?
[ Minus the whole... making deals with the Empire thing. ]
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I appreciate what you're trying to say, but at the end of it all, Cloud City was a business operation. Nothing more.
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There's a lot of common ground between business and politics.
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But in the end, people decided they'd rather have a leader than a businessman.
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She seems like a competent leader, but don't let that tell you you're not the same, Lando.
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