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- (cur) (last) 10:13, 20 Feb 2005 212.70.194.241 (Hanharr)
Mira did spare him...
I thought the rule was "following the most LS solution possible". In this case, Mira indeed spared Hanharr. - Sikon [Talk] 12:33, 21 Nov 2005 (UTC)
-Yeah, while technically the most by-the-book LS choice would be to let him live, that's really kind of a dick move since A) Now Mira will need to continue to sleep with one eye open for the rest of her life. B) He'll die anyway within a few hours when the planet explodes (Or if he does find a way out, then Mira is allowing him to re-enter society, where he will kill plenty more people. Plus, now he's probably even more angry due to Mira humiliating him again by sparing his life again, so he could be even more violent than before. Letting the psychotic, pure evil, superhumanly strong killing machine with a vendetta against all life in general and humans in particular is not a good idea). C) Jedi are supposed to be compassionate, and not even considering the lives of future victims, shell just be forcing a sentient being to a life of eternal torment and misery. At least in death he can find peace. -(Yes,I am completely aware I am replying to a 5-year-old issue) --216.220.115.175 19:20, June 5, 2010 (UTC)
This is all pure speculation and interpretation. In the absence of any official statement, it's made pretty clear in game that the LS decision is to spare him. In any case a Jedi healer could have helped him, after all. Killing someone who is not an imminent threat to you is not a light side choice (save a couple of rare exceptions dealing with Force ghosts, not worth getting in to), as is made clear in pretty well any canonical scenario in and out of KOTOR that you'll find. 24.52.244.5 07:00, May 13, 2013 (UTC)
Force-Sensitive?
While he isn't a Jedi for stated reasons, is it possible that he may be a Force-Sensitive nonetheless? IIRC he does behave similarly to some of the Lost Jedi in certain situations... DAWUSS 01:02, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
Hanharr: Lightsider
Is it possible to turn him to the lighside (And maybe by doing that, make him a little more sane)? If so, would you do that by gaining or losing influence?
- It is possible to make him neutral, and he will still be equally nuts
Exile + Help the exchange - Darkside = Hanharr?
If you are too high up on the aliment chart to become a temporary darksider until you get him, will he still join you if you helped the exchange?
Wookiee rage and weapons.
Something should be said about his ability Wookiee Frenzy, which is similar to Force Rage. Maybe something should be said about his ryyk blades also.-Darth Homer 19:09, 16 August 2007 (UTC)
Im starting an article about his blades feel free to edit it.--Darth Corch 22:36, August 23, 2011 (UTC)Darth Corch
Mass Effect Connection
Looking at this I noticed that a race in the game Mass Effect called the Hanar[1] is speleld similarly to Hanharr, could BioWare of made a reference?--Allurade Dendra 23:37, 8 April 2009 (UTC)
Infobox image
A better infobox image would be appreciated. MauserComlink 15:35, 22 May 2009 (UTC)