The Millennium Falcon\u2019s storied history may have had one mystery solved by \u2019Star Wars\u2019 on social media.<\/b>
\nWARNING: Spoilers for Solo: A Star Wars Story shall be found below.
Although Solo: A Star Wars Story is suffering during its second weekend at the box office, Disney is keeping some dreams alive for those fans who already turned out for the show and are hashing out theories. One of them concerns the Millennium Falcon, which belonged to Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich) by the end of the film. Yet before the exchange of hands took place, the pansexual Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover) uploaded the L3-37\u2019s droid\u2019s navigational data and began referring to the ship as \u201cher.\u201d
Many Star Wars fans took this to mean that the consciousness of Lando\u2019s beloved, the tragically killed droid, now inhabited the vessel. The assumption, of course, was never fully confirmed within the film, and a little seed of doubt could be planted with the realization that maritime tradition dictates that ships are referred to as female. However, the Star Wars Twitter account is now having some fun by (probably) confirming the fan theory while referring to the ship as the \u201cMilL3nnium Falcon\u201d with a #ThrowbackThursday hashtag.
Yup, that\u2019s C-3PO uttering the famous line from the Empire Strikes Back: \u201cI don\u2019t know where your ship learned to communicate, but it has the most peculiar dialect.\u201d If Star Wars \u2018 social media team is actually confirming this theory, that\u2019s some clever back engineering to suggest that C-3PO was conversing with the consciousness of the fallen droid, who was never mentioned during Episodes IV through VI. Yet in the below fan interaction, the confirmation only grows clearer.<\/p>\n

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