Fett is a law unto himself. The idea of such singlehanded focus and a black and white world holds enormous lure. We are all part of a community, inextricably linked to others, and Bobba Fett represents the part of ourselves that seeks its freedom. . . . The world is black and white with no middle ground, and all situations and people are either impediment to be killed, subdued, or removed, or as allies, who are used, then discarded. . . . In the long and gory history of warfare, warriors have presented a problem no society seems to have solved.
Society requires warriors to protect it from threats, or to enlarge boundaries.
In order to protect itself, a standing force must be trained and maintained. Mythic and archetypal themes in the character of Star Wars.