On a scoundrel with targets ...

Being that the primary source of Han Solo’s income over the last couple of years is delivering cargo, timeliness has become something that has grown increasingly important to him. So his mood begins to fade in a hurry – when parts and fuel, which were payed for and expected, don’t show up on time.

No need to jump to rash conclusions though. The shiftable nature of the Nexus means sometimes things take longer than you anticipate. People get held up. It’s unprofessional, but it happens. Hell, it’s not as if he isn’t occasionally guilty of running into problems he didn’t expect.

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Along Came a Spider ...

Were Han another kind of man, he might be concerned that "the plaza" is not all that specific of a meet up point. The thing is, he has all types of rendezvous with people where he comes from that are planned only in light details. Sometimes on even less than what he and Nat agreed upon yesterday. At least he got a time in this case.

One of the few instances where the Captain puts faith in something beyond himself ... when two people are meant to find each other, they do. And when they aren't meant to, they won't. A lot of bitter pills of all kinds were swallowed in learning that particular lesson, but it's one he knows to be true.

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