It really only bothers him in the sense that he thinks Luke should have taught him at least some of the basics. Han spent a lot of time with Luke (particularly after Yavin and before he left for Dagobah) trying to broaden the knowledge that the kid had about piloting and mechanic work, so, it seemed kind of fitting that he should do the same for Ben.
But The Force.
Takes precedent over everything, doesn't it?
He'll express a little bit of good-natured discontent with his brother-in-law over that if he should ever see him again. After addressing the more pressing concerns, of course.
On the other hand, it means that nobody has taught his son anything stupid that he would have to unlearn under his guidance. So in some respects, it's actually nice. If he does, in fact, want to learn.
"I think you should learn some." For the obvious and selfish reason that he wants to bond with his son over something, mainly. It happens to be a practical thing to know, however. Far more reasonable than him trying to teach a force sensitive the fine art of the blaster.
"You're going to be on the run." Forever, maybe, unless he turns himself over to The Resistance or the First Order. And Han sure wouldn't fault the kid for wanting to do neither. "It's kind of a good thing for a man on the run to know."
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Date: 2016-07-11 02:34 pm (UTC)But The Force.
Takes precedent over everything, doesn't it?
He'll express a little bit of good-natured discontent with his brother-in-law over that if he should ever see him again. After addressing the more pressing concerns, of course.
On the other hand, it means that nobody has taught his son anything stupid that he would have to unlearn under his guidance. So in some respects, it's actually nice. If he does, in fact, want to learn.
"I think you should learn some." For the obvious and selfish reason that he wants to bond with his son over something, mainly. It happens to be a practical thing to know, however. Far more reasonable than him trying to teach a force sensitive the fine art of the blaster.
"You're going to be on the run." Forever, maybe, unless he turns himself over to The Resistance or the First Order. And Han sure wouldn't fault the kid for wanting to do neither. "It's kind of a good thing for a man on the run to know."