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Leia and the two droids moved closer to Luke as a voice came over an intercomloudspeaker. It was Lando: "Luke…" the voice blared, "we're ready for takeoff." Lando Calrissian sat in the Millennium Falcon's pilot's chair. He had missedhis old freighter, but now that he was once again its captain, he felt quiteuncomfortable. In his copilot's chair, the great Wookiee Chewbacca noticed his newcaptain's discomfort while he began to throw the switches to ready the ship fortakeoff. Luke's voice came over Lando's comlink speaker: "I'll meet you on Tatooine." Again Lando spoke into his comlink microphone, but this time he spoke to Leia:"Don't worry, Leia," he said with emotion, "we'll find Han." And leaning over, Chewbacca barked his farewell into the microphone—a barkthat may have transcended the limits of time and space to be heard by Han Solo,wherever the bounty hunter had taken him. It was Luke who spoke the final farewell, though he refused to say good-bye."Take care, my friends," he said with a new maturity in his voice. "May The ForceBe With You."