[ SECRET POST #4069 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4069 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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09. [SPOILERS for Stargate Origins]



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10. [WARNING for possible discussion of nazis/genocide/etc]












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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I feel like most of his issues stemmed from the fact that his parents just didn't know how to handle having a kid who was obviously strong in the Force. It's not that they didn't love him, it's that they didn't know what to do with him, and the end result was him feeling like they didn't care (even though they did) and didn't understand him (which they didn't, on a certain level). It's understandable how and why people might find that sympathetic.

[(Anonymous)]

"Wah, my parents who still obviously love me aren't catering to me enough! Better go kill people!"

And then he invented tumblr.

[(Anonymous)]

Are people getting Han and Leia’s feelings on him from the novels, or did I miss something from the films? I’ve only seen each once.

[(Anonymous)]

My guess is they're getting it from their heads - Kylo Ren's motivations make no sense on screen*, unless you try to add some additional baggage to this, so people make shit up.

/*the whole "dark side was strong in him" thing as an explanation for anything only makes sense in terms of myths and legends, it doesn't give you much in terms of normal human psychology. There's the whole thing with Luke almost deciding to kill him, which is at least something specific which definately can be a source of bad shit for KR, but how does he get from "my uncle betrayed me" to killing all other students at school who don't want to join him, joining the reborn evil empire that kidnnaps children for its military, and ordering villages to be killed - we have nothing for that. You have to insert a lot of made-up backstory here to explain at least some of this...