Apparently, even suspicion requires the proper paperwork.
The Halcyon made Star Wars wonderfully tangible—not only through heroes, secret missions, and impossible adventures, but through the people who made the galaxy feel alive.
And few committed to their role quite like Lieutenant Harman Croy.
His arrival brought the First Order aboard with inspections, interrogations, increasingly questionable authority, and an almost inspirational devotion to procedure. Croy spent the voyage searching for Resistance activity while passengers chose whether to help him, misdirect him, or become exactly the sort of suspicious individual he was looking for.
Eventually the First Order imposed a blockade and took control of the ship, but even at its most threatening, Croy’s rigid certainty and bureaucratic intensity gave the storyline a wonderfully specific kind of humor.
We’re Looking for You celebrates the more ordered side of the voyage: the inspections, forms, accusations, regulations, and glorious administrative overkill. It remembers a villain who could be intimidating one moment and hilariously officious the next—and the strange joy of living inside a galaxy where even authoritarian oppression apparently came with forms in triplicate.
