Refuses to honor agreement with and bullies a respected civic leader, but will keep his word to an underworld thug

>refuses to honor agreement with and bullies a respected civic leader, but will keep his word to an underworld thug
What did Vader mean by this?

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no one cares about your gay star wars shit faggot

He means the Empire isn't very nice

Fett was a well known Mandalorian warrior and bounty hunter by the time of Empire Strikes Back. Vader knew him well and had hired him many times before.

And where in the movie is this stated?

he fought with several million copies of his father during the Clone Wars™

You don't fuck regular customers.

Wow I don't think I've ever put this together.

The "no disintegrations" line implies they are familiar with each other and have worked together before. It's a nice bit of organic dialogue that implies a history between the characters in only two words.

This is, of course, before the prequels and EU, where everything needed to be explained in long, drawn out exposition, and you fags got so used to this style of writing that when the sequels made the characters talk like actual people again you freaked out.

Because Lando was nothing more than a corrupt bitch politician, his underling. While Boba Fett was essential to Vader because Vader wanted him to peacefully his son's shithead friends.

He remembered his dad dying in the arena to one of Lando's co-ethnics. Then he remembered his own mother's death.

Because Fett followed the falcon there and tipped off Vader. Giving him Han was his way of paying him. He paid him because he's a valuable bounty hunter to have on call.

>This is, of course, before the prequels and EU, where everything needed to be explained in long, drawn out exposition, and you fags got so used to this style of writing that when the sequels made the characters talk like actual people again you freaked out.
btfo

>hey fett, did I ever tell you I was there when Windu killed your clone dad? He was a good friend.

it's in the comic books which are no longer canon

and Anakin really cared about those clones for some reason

they were slaves, just as he grew up (and still was, by the time the clone wars happened)

>This is, of course, before the prequels and EU, where everything needed to be explained in long, drawn out exposition, and you fags got so used to this style of writing that when the sequels made the characters talk like actual people again you freaked out.

Oi Boipassed the compressah!

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that line and you're just upset that a girl protagonist is successful and knew something that Han Solo didn't, even though it makes sense given the context

they even fought side by side according to Boba Fett's young adult book series

>no disintegrations

Kind of like how Lucas disintegrated the original trilogy footage and now we're stuck with the fucking special edition cuts FOREVER

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>he doesn't have the laserdiscs

>"He's no good to me dead..."
>"I mean, it's a long trip to Tatooine, I'm going to want someone to talk to."
BROba Fett

>he doesn't have film negatives stolen from a theater in 1977
pathetic

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no one likes traitors.