Fundamentally terrible as that is, relying on a sadistic affinity for chaos, there's little doubt it'd make Han grin if he knew it. That's his boy. (More like him than he ever was when he was at home, for that matter.) He's got his moments of falling into line, recognizing his duty, but all these years haven't bred the scoundrel out of Han.

The problem with that try is obvious but Ben takes stock and adjusts before he can say anything. Good, also good. The real question is if he could keep this up in a fight, could manage to aim and fire and dodge and cover without giving in to the easy path and using the Force.

After a beat he tosses the next rock, stoops to grope for another, still watching.