where lovebirds Rey and Chewbacca have stopped off to pick up some cargo from an eight-foot-tall dude named Kalkino.
Chewie and Rey are accompanied by a blue-haired girl named Ayala, whom Rey describes as “my best friend and greatest burden.”
They meet up with Kalkino at a pod race, where Kalkino offers the team two million credits to take four boxes of cargo to Utapau.
“I’ve got a weird feeling about this,” Ayala said. I rolled my eyes.
Ayala couldn’t get anything right. And the more she worried, the worse she made everything.
She had the moral integrity of a girl who’d never been hungry,
always shitting on the way Chewie and I made a living without noticing that our work provided her with food and shelter.
Chewie owed Ayala a life debt because her father had died saving Chewie years ago,
and Chewie was a Wookiee of principle even when it wasn’t convenient.
Ayala’s morals were all convenience because easy living was the only kind of living she’d ever known.
Ayala mumbled, “This isn’t right.”
She reached into her mane of blue hair and plucked out a strand, then twirled it around her finger.
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