The theme of the film was expressed by witty journalist James Stewart""s sarcastic comment about the caustic allure of the rich: "The prettiest sight in this fine, pretty world is the privileged class enjoying its privileges.Harold is left without any sugar for his cup of coffee as everyone else uses all the sugar.He threatens his son and tries o kick him under the table.The bratty boy taunts him: "Ha, ha, you missed me":Norman: What""s the matter, Pop? Don""t you love me anymore?Harold: (pulling back his arm as if to swat his son) Certainly I love ya.If I don""t pay off Jabba the Hutt, I""m a dead man." Rieekan thanked Solo for being such a good fighter.Solo then said goodbye to the Princess, who was frosty about his sudden departure, although she followed after him in an icy, south passage corridor and told him with a mixture of emotional and professional sentiment: "Han, we need you!.The gangland killer bids Charlie farewell ("Goodbye, Charlie"), averts his eyes, and signals the machine-gun massacre.