Title: If it weren't for bad luck, we'd have no luck at all
Rating: PG
Characters/pairings: Han/Leia, Luke/Mara, implied Ben/Vestara, Daala
Summary: Han, Luke and Leia die.
Warnings: LOLOL CHARACTER DEATH
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If it was up to me, I would've figured you out way before the year clocked out. (Oh, I hope you're waiting.) )
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I really, really liked this. Also, Luke's treasured memory brought a little tear to my eye!
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Luke is a sweet boy. <3
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I was trying to make a connection between Padme and Leia at the end of both their lives, so I'm glad you saw that. Han's part was definitely my favorite to write.
I found a lot of plain SW icons at dont_be_so_base in the memories. And if I ever get around to making icons again, it's a good resource.
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I like that you haven't gone with big dramatic deaths for everyone. Leia and Han's are quite normal, really, and Luke's final moments are peaceful. You actually suspect they might prefer it that way.
Great stuff (er, in a non-morbid way). :D
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Luke sure did go out in style. I loved this line:
He couldn't figure out why his son was crying, because the Light was so raw and violent and breath-taking, and why couldn't Ben appreciate it as much as he did--
Leia's scene was interesting. At least she landed a punch before she died. Though, physical fighting in Senate corridors? *gasp* What is the galaxy coming to?
Don't you dare insinuate that the blood on my hands isn't sacred."
She sounds quite delusional there. I haven't read the post-ROTJ EU books, so I have to wonder: is it the poison, or does she really talk like that in the EU?
As for Han's death, I think it was the most tragic of the three because it was such a stupid way to die. Stupid but realistic. Wookiee laughter was definitely an appropriate soundtrack. :P
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The "blood on my hands" line was more of an allusion to Jacen's downfall. Leia has a lot of guilt over him in Millenium Falcon, but it hasn't been touched again so far. I thought that the inanity of the situation would make her start thinking again about everything she's unwillingly caused, both from just being his mother and a public figure/hero.
Hee. I think the problem about Han dying in canon is how difficult it's going to be to find something more badass than anything he's done already.
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