Vector Prime Quotes

There is a difference between finding trouble in your path and going out of your way searching for it.” -Jacen Solo

Never seem to have a Death Star lying around when you need one.” -Han Solo

To Han Solo, the galaxy seemed a more dangerous place by far.

I had built this bubble around us. Around all of us-you, me, Chewie, the kids, Luke, Mara, even Lando. Heck, even the stupid droids. We were all in it, you know. In it and safe, a cozy family. Nothing could hurt us—could really hurt us.” -Han Solo

Notions of chance and fate are the preoccupation of men engaged in rash undertakings. The trail of the argonauts terminated in ashes as told and in the covergence of such vectors in such a waste wherein the hearts and enterprise of one small nation have been swallowed up and carried off by another the expriest asked if some might not see the hand of a cynical god conducting with what austerity and what mock surprise so lethal a congruence. The posting of witnesses by a third and other path altogether might also be called in evidence as appearing to beggar chance, yet the judge, who had put his horse forward until he was abreast of the speculants, said that in this was expressed the very nature of the witness and that his proximity was no third thing but rather the prime, for what could be said to occur unobserved?

There is a difference between finding trouble in your path and going out of your way searching for it,” Jacen said. “We are not galactic police.

Discipline was necessary, but unquestioning obedience was a limiting thing, not a growing one.

There’s something weird going on down here. I don’t know what Lando’s got us into, but I’ve got a—” “Bad feeling about it?” Anakin finished, managing a sheepish grin at stealing his father’s trademark line.

Han didn't even consider the damage to him and the others, not even to his son at that critical moment. He just thought of Chewie, of that last tragic image, The Wookiee shaking his fist at the great, unbeatable enemy.

with a sigh. “I was

It was that unreal moment that inevitably followed the death of a loved one, the same impact and feeling of helplessness, of smallness, that Luke had experienced when he had watched Obi-Wan Kenobi fall to the swishing lightsaber of Darth Vader. That dreamlike moment every being experienced of loss of control, of insignificance, of sudden and stark realization of vulnerability and mortality.