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In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Lando Calrissian. An adventurer and a "great schemer," who prefers to conduct his adventures with sufficient style and elegance. Although you are considered a hardened cynic and businessman, you are much more honest than you appear, and you are not afraid to leave everything behind to start over and challenge a stronger opponent. Moreover, you would not intentionally harm your friends, even if you joke about it with a fierce expression. As for me, I've only watched these "Star Wars" movies in bits and pieces; I'm not a fan. But it's a good test.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Boba Fett.

You are the best mercenary in the galaxy, hardened and virtuoso, using all available technological advancements to increase your effectiveness. No one dares deny your superiority in your field, as it is in your blood. And it seems it has been for more than just one lifetime.

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He appeals to me. He is free.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Luke Skywalker.

Your life may seem simple and mundane. You are unaware of the hidden power within you, although you feel that there must be something more in this world, something unattainable, beautiful, and terrifying at the same time. You would like to do something that is right, to save the whole world and everyone you care about, and you are ready to sacrifice yourself to risk acting as your heart dictates, rather than your mind. And one day, you will find the only right way, contrary to calculated logic, and you will win – simply by turning off your sword – and thus ending the war.

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Kosha, I'm coming. :3

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are an aggressive adventurer.

Grass won't grow where I walk! Or maybe it will. Hey, Earth, I don't like you, get out of here!... What idiot dug this hole here?..

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Since I love the series, I decided to give it a try. There weren't any major discrepancies in the choices. I agree.
In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Obi-Wan Kenobi.
A fragment of the great Order, an old knight, invisibly guarding the son of his former friend, and who one day, when fate itself comes to the boy, and ignorance becomes more dangerous than truth, will open to him an almost magical, but full of bitterness, renunciation, hard work, and often difficult choices, world of the Force, which binds all living things together, opposing inertia and non-existence.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are R2-D2.

A brave astromech droid. Although, it's hard to even call you a droid – you are a true hero, always in control and mastering all technical devices, both original and those your masters diligently improved. And it's hard to call them masters either – they are more like your friends and partners, for whom you are ready to go through fire and water, and, frankly, they would probably do the same for you.

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IN THE CLASSIC STAR WARS TRILOGY, YOU ARE OBI-WAN KENOBI
A fragment of the great Order, an old knight, invisibly guarding the son of his former friend, and who one day, when fate itself comes to the boy, and ignorance becomes more dangerous than truth, will reveal to him an almost magical, but full of bitterness, renunciation, hard work, and often difficult choices, world of the Force, which unites all living things, opposing inertia and non-existence.