SPECULATION Vader stopping Boba from killing chewy

As long as you kill defenseless younglings in cold blood, your fate is doomed.

 

I think he new that the chamber needed to be tested on Solo and if Boba starts shooting the proverbial blast would hit the fan possibly killing Solo and Leia. He also recognized that Solo was going to calm down Chewie.

 

Is there any archive available of the Jedi Council questions that used to be on StarWars.com? I really think they addressed this, and I think they said something like, "At the time of production, the goal was simply to show Vader's dominance and authority over Fett." Some people have speculated backstories about a previous disagreement between Boba and Vader.

 

Being quite optimistic here: at that moment there was a glimpse of Anakin there and he didn't want the hideous son/clone of Jango Fett to kill the Wookie who helped Ahsoka to survive the Trandoshan hunters' kidnapping.

 

It was because he didnt want chaos to break out for something so important...he obviously killed a lot because of his emotions like all of those imperial officers
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Yeah, I always took it as Vader being the cool, clear thinker while Boba Fett flew off the handle.

 

I dont think vader is cool and collected at all but just doesnt have time for any nonsense .

 

I guess he knew that Han cared for Chewie & needed him as protector of Leia, Vader probably would have given Boba the wookiee as bonus to boost the bounty Jabba announced once his usefulness ended.

 

Vader had the foresight to consider that if Han dies from the Carbonite process then Chewie and Leia (alive) are still good sources of bait to lure Luke to him.

Fett is only interested in the bounty on Han,not on the other aspect of why the Empire is even interested in Han,Leia and Chewie.

 

Before anybody saw the film, we were told "officially" that Boba Fett likes to collect the scalps of Wookiees, seen here on one of these official pictures:



So what we saw in the film was merely Boba Fett thinking he could use the opportunity to add another Wookiee scalp to his collection. Obviously, Vader didn't like that and stopped Boba Fett.

I think that scene was rather to emphasize that Vader was in full control of the entire situation there: despite Chewie's emotional outburst and the little chaos errupting, Vader was still sensitive to what Boba Fett was about to do.

 

Agree.

 

I remember, off course.

 

I know Lando thought the deal was in his favors, clearly not.

 

I think Anakin simply did not want any unnecessary blaster fire endangering the chamber. Besides, Han was there to calm Chewbacca down.

Why would you find that funny, considering how Han's decision to go to Bespin and Anakin's arrival had endangered not only Lando, but the people of Bespin?