Han Character Analysis Essay
☤ - self-care/first aid habits
Modern verse: Determined by age and verse is how Han will care for himself.
Han as a teenager … — you would cringe at the way he cares for himself: he just doesn’t. As cliche as it sounds, Han would be your stereotypical example of a young, troubled teen with messy auburn hair, tight pants, an old, wrinkled leather jacket, and a smile brighter than a star going nova. Whether it’s getting into fights in school, fights out of school, fights around the school, petty theft, overall trouble making with friends he privately doesn’t even consider as being acquaintances; it doesn’t matter. Han has virtually no concern for himself in his early years. Unfortunately, growing up without parents and feeling overwhelmingly abandoned for a majority of his life has left quite a bit of resentment festering inside him. Solo had a frightening temper in his teenage years and it’s left him with a lot of self-contempt. While he does lash out with petulance (it can easily escalate higher if you push him), Han does feel guilty when it’s done and over with. To clarify, Han has no disorders. Simply a troubled past. Along with that, teenage boys have raging hormones. Han is certainly no exception to any of it.
Sw verse: I expected him to be better, but no, Han isn’t. Whether shot, stabbed, stung, crushed, or burnt with …show more content…
It’s not often you’ll see solid projectile rounds being used instead of charged plasma bolts, however, a lot of the less advanced worlds will still use them. Some are even prized antiques. Thus, killing someone with them would entail and even sweeter victory as well as a price raise for said valuable. Thankfully, he realizes that infections can occur and at least bothers with cleaning himself a little if need be. In other words, if Chewie doesn’t nag the shit out of him for the next 20 minutes and chucks him out the cockpit if he tries flying while
Modern verse: Determined by age and verse is how Han will care for himself.
Han as a teenager … — you would cringe at the way he cares for himself: he just doesn’t. As cliche as it sounds, Han would be your stereotypical example of a young, troubled teen with messy auburn hair, tight pants, an old, wrinkled leather jacket, and a smile brighter than a star going nova. Whether it’s getting into fights in school, fights out of school, fights around the school, petty theft, overall trouble making with friends he privately doesn’t even consider as being acquaintances; it doesn’t matter. Han has virtually no concern for himself in his early years. Unfortunately, growing up without parents and feeling overwhelmingly abandoned for a majority of his life has left quite a bit of resentment festering inside him. Solo had a frightening temper in his teenage years and it’s left him with a lot of self-contempt. While he does lash out with petulance (it can easily escalate higher if you push him), Han does feel guilty when it’s done and over with. To clarify, Han has no disorders. Simply a troubled past. Along with that, teenage boys have raging hormones. Han is certainly no exception to any of it.
Sw verse: I expected him to be better, but no, Han isn’t. Whether shot, stabbed, stung, crushed, or burnt with …show more content…
It’s not often you’ll see solid projectile rounds being used instead of charged plasma bolts, however, a lot of the less advanced worlds will still use them. Some are even prized antiques. Thus, killing someone with them would entail and even sweeter victory as well as a price raise for said valuable. Thankfully, he realizes that infections can occur and at least bothers with cleaning himself a little if need be. In other words, if Chewie doesn’t nag the shit out of him for the next 20 minutes and chucks him out the cockpit if he tries flying while