[ SECRET POST #3365 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3365 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #15

[philstar22]

Have you read the TFA novelization? Because it expands on Kylo's backstory a lot. It turns out Snoke found him at 15 and filled his head with a lot of lies and basically brainwashed him. So personally I think the movie together with the novelization makes redemption feasible. And could be interesting.

What I'd really love, though, is a redemption story where he doesn't die and has to deal with the consequences of his action and spend the rest of his life repenting and making it up to the galaxy.

Re: Inspired by #15

[diet_poison]

That definitely helps. Wish we'd gotten more of that in the movie but you can only do so much in a movie I suppose. Still, he was feeling pulled towards the light side and in the movie at least it felt like he had to be very deliberate to stay dark. It was still way more of a conscious choice than it was with Anakin by my perception. He wasn't dealing with desperation from a dying wife either; that's a big factor.

Is the novelization good overall? Maybe I should check it out

Re: Inspired by #15

[philstar22]

It is pretty good. I would say that it isn't quite as good as the Revenge of the Sith novelization which is excellent and better than the movie in nearly every way. But it is quite good and expands on some stuff in helpful ways.

Re: Inspired by #15

[(Anonymous)]

I actually love the Revenge of the Sith novelization.

Re: Inspired by #15

[philstar22]

I do too. It is up there in my top 10 favorite Star Wars books. I actually like the movie, but the book improves it so much. One of my favorite scenes is the one where the Jedi confront Palpatine, and he is clearly playing them. It helps show why the galaxy would go along with the Jedi being wiped out.