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"Captain Rahn?"

Clearly, Bungie's penchant for inside jokes is as strong as ever. Is it even worth mentioning the movie? I'm inclined to say no but I'll leave it for those more qualified than I, in case someone wants to point out the humorous reference.—This unsigned comment was made by DJenser (talk • contribs). Please sign your posts with ~~~~

What's the reference?--Hawki (talk) 19:12, 22 August 2014 (EDT)

Captain_Ron. The Fallen Captain strikes me more as the "Snake Plissken"-type (Kurt Russell's other notable character), but Captain Ron has a bigger cult following and both of them wear eye patches. As I said, the name is probably little more than a nod to one of the designer's favorite movies, as there's little to no other direct correlation between the character & the Fallen officer.

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			::[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Ron Captain_Ron.] The Fallen Captain strikes me more as the "Snake Plissken"-type (Kurt Russell's other notable character), but Captain Ron has a bigger cult following and both of them wear eye patches. As I said, the name is probably little more than a nod to one of the designer's favorite movies, as there's little to no other direct correlation between the character & the Fallen officer.