It's not surprising that Father and Son have never had all that many conversations or encounters that deal with 'The Force'. By now, Han has seen enough of the mystical energy field at work to know that he can't deny it, but really, what could he add to a discussion about it? 'I've seen your Uncle do this before ...' or 'your mother once described to me ...'. The best he could ever hope to contribute is the point of view of what it's like to not be a force user to someone who is.

So it was just easier to tell himself that he didn't belong in that part of the younger Solo's life and the few times they did have the opportunity to be together, talk about other things. Doesn't mean he didn't spend time wondering about the 'impossible' things that he could do.

Doesn't mean he wouldn't have found it interesting to watch like he is right now.

"Shoot at you?" He says, puzzled. "Why?"