The Sensitivity of Mr. Fett (Page 1 of 2)

I think the whole Sintas/Ailyn thing should be accepted. Emotional reasons aside, anyone as notorious as Fett would be smart to have a child, if nothing else to carry on the name and the profession. And you gotta have someone to inherit all the Slave ships.
I am almost out of being a teenager. Still am, techically. Teenagers do stupid things. It's a fact. We live for the moment and don't think about regretting things later. No matter how well trained a teenager is, he/she is still a teenager, having little control over hormones and emotions.
What stumps me about the whole Ailyn/Boba thing is that she didn't make peace sooner or at least have a less hostile attitude towards Boba. He was sort of doing Ailyn and Sintas a favor by staying away; if he kept dropping in or contacting them, someone in the galaxy who wanted to get back at Boba might harm Sintas or Ailyn.

I agree with your theory of staying away because someone might want to get back at Boba but also disagree with it being ridiculous that she would take it from a Tales comic because a lot of great stuff comes from non-canon material and it is better that she took something already out there then make something new on her own making it conflict with canon and Ailyn at the same time. For all we know she could have decided to make Boba loose his "man hood" in a freak bounty accident and thus had no children, which would in some aspects make him even less of a notorious persona we know. So I like that she canon'd it and made it official before someone else did.

I can't remember if I've said this before, and no doubt it's been seen and heard in the Bounty Hunter game, Jango wanted Boba unaltered, which meant he'd be like a NORMAL person/bounty hunter, also meaning emotions being intact, I know you're all attached to the ruthless bounty hunter side of Boba, but things can change, people sometimes want to see a different side to a person. And I don't think Boba would want to clone himself, besides it's physically impossible, you can't clone a clone, from a clone. Boba is the best, straight up, but there's always a background story, no matter how disappointing it may sound, the creators wanted to humanize Fett, nothing wrong there. 

SabreMandalore

He did.  After the sarlacc. Not necessarily to that level, but he does plainly state afterwards that he could never have children, and that he had no desire to anyway. (and I know that doesn't conflict with him having a kid at 17, so no need to point that out.)

When you start canonizing Tales, things can get really screwed up.  That's all I have to say about that. 

Well, cloning technology is pretty far advanced in the SW universe...the Emperor cloned himself all the time during the Dark Empire era.  So it shouldn't necessarily be limited to what we believe is impossible to do...heck, sounds in space are impossible, SW is full of stuff that shouldn't work, but does.

Hey...........ya know I dont see a problem with that. Yeah! I think its ok actually! I never knew he would LEAVE his family. Now Im thinking the other way about Aylin Vel.........but to answer the question originaly asked.........Boba Fett just wanted a normal life for once. Is that SO bad???

TW

I agree that maybe too much emotion, or compassion with this "new" Fett was created.  I wasn't so sure I liked it at first, in fact, it really pissed me off.  But after I read for a while, I decided that I love this sort of "new" Fett, because it's different, and good.  It's maybe what Fett has been thinking all along, but no one knew it... they couldn't ever see past his visor. 

I give Karen Traviss a high five, and hug.  Fett's life can now end, and perhaps be carried on by another character that will eventually have a fan site. 

I agree with Mandalorian i love this new Fett too and the more i think about it, this info had to be canon'd because it adds to Fett's character, he gets hardened by his fathers death and hates jedi from it even more, well he leaves his family and that must eat him away on the inside which just makes him more, i guess the word is rugged, and if he hadn't left his family behind he may not have been even as notorious when we see him in 'Empire'. So to add more pain to Fett just makes him more of the character we love.

Personally, i feel that Fett needs a little emotion. It makes him seem more human, more easy to relate to. I can see why he left the family...it wouln't have been safe for them if he had stayed. I totally agree with ya, Dageen Fett. You too, TW.

I believe that Boba Fett has feelings and emotions like everyone else does. The difference is that when he needs to, like when he’s bounty hunting, he can push them aside and become the emotionless man that we usually see. It’s what keeps him alive…I think.

It hurt me...*sobbing in the corner*...

Well, any classic Fett that gets inside his head doesn't seem to show any emotion...Traviss-Fett will be changing that a lot, yes.  But I don't think Fett is the kind of guy who existed outside of what he does, what defines him...bounty hunting.  I don't see him watching a movie and enjoying himself, or really doing anything for recreation or amusement.

What I meant to say is that he does have feelings. I’m sure he never lets anyone else know that and even when he’s by himself he probably rarely outwardly shows it. No, I’m pretty sure Fett doesn’t sit down and watch movies or play games for entertainment, he probably rarely relaxes. I think his job has forced him to be so compassionless and wary of other people that he feels he can’t afford to let his guard down….ever. (With the exception of maybe on the Slave I)

Thank you.