Can you blame Boba Fett for being so angry and hateful?
After all, he did witness his father's head get chopped off.
shareHow exactly was Boba Fett angry and hateful? He had a job to do as a bounty Hunter and handled it professionally. He only expressed anything remotely like anger when saying "He's worth a lot to me" to Vader upon learning the Imperials were going to put Han in carbonite and possibly cost him his reward if Han died in the process. Once Vader reassures him, Fett never again expresses any negative emotions.
Requiescat in pace, Krystle Papile. I'll always miss you. Justice was finally served.
Doesn't he blame the Rebels for his father's beheading? Isn't that pretty much how he became who he is?
shareThe Rebellion didn't exist at the time of Attack of the Clones. If anything, Fett would have animus toward Luke as a Jedi since a Jedi decapitated Jango.
In any event, you're proceeding from a false assumption not supported by the movie. Boba Fett isn't angry or hateful and has no problem with the Rebellion.
He's simply a bounty Hunter contracted to take Han Solo back to Jabba the Hutt. He acts completely professionally and never indicates any ill will toward anyone.
Requiescat in pace, Krystle Papile. I'll always miss you. Justice was finally served.
Doesn't he blame the Rebels for his father's beheading? Isn't that pretty much how he became who he is?Na. He is strictly in it for the bounties on their heads, not so different from his "dad". He came to be the way he is because he was groomed from childhood accordingly. share
part of his appeal to fans was his proffesionality.
sharepart of his appeal to fans was his professionality.I concur. I don't know how anybody sees him as angry and hateful. share
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Probably,but the Rebellion as a whole didn't know Fett was after Han and therefore didn't make an offer.
Requiescat in pace, Krystle Papile. I'll always miss you. Justice was finally served.