[ SECRET POST #4184 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4184 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really liked Hux after TFA. I feel that his character was one of the ones who was OOC in TLJ but most people jump on me if I say that as being too involved in my own headcanons or whatever. I'm not involved in the sequel trilogy fandom and don't read/write any of its fic. I just thought that the Hux in TLJ wasn't the Hux in TFA (not even as a character-arc kind of change) and I liked what I saw in TFA.

[(Anonymous)]

I felt that TLJ Hux was played as kinda comic relief, which is very different from how he was played in TFA.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, Hux has two things going for him in TFA, Starkiller Base and Snoke's support, both of which he loses in TLJ. Plus we get to see how much the old guard despises him. Hux is very much a pathetic creature in TLJ, so using him as comic relief made sense to me.

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I've seen this argument before, but it doesn't work for me because there was old guard in TFA who didn't act like Hux was a pathetic creature they couldn't follow. Also, there was no reason he had to lose Snoke's support. (I actually also have an issue with how Snoke went from an interesting controlled villain to a mustache-twirling one in TLJ.) There's no reason to make Hux pathetic in the first place so the comic relief felt really out-of-place, especially as the first instance of it was well before the derailment of Snoke had been established.

I understand what Rian was going for but it really did not work for me. The First Order were interesting and threatening in TFA, which made the heroes more awesome for being able to defeat them. De-clawing them in TLJ took all the tension out of the movie.