[ SECRET POST #4393 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4393 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is this where I blame fandom for warping the the main heroes' characterizations? Watch TFA again and you'll find that Finn is "a bit of a buffoon", Poe is a "hothead", and Rey is a "lost little girl" in that movie. And since so little time has passed between TFA and TLJ, it makes sense that these things are still true.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who pays no attention to Star Wars fandom outside of what filters through here and only watches the movies, this is the impression I get too. Like, the movie has some very clear writing issues, in particular regarding pacing and subplots, but a lot of the characterization complaints I see seem to come out of nowhere.

Side tangent: Kylo Ren being a whiny little bitch of a villain is actually what I like about him. He feels grounded in the kind of mindset that deeply toxic people end up buying into in the real world. Which... Yeah, I can understand why that isn't necessarily the kind of thing everyone would want to watch. But I appreciate it. And I appreciate Rey being optimistic enough to at least try to bring him back out of it, even if it looks like that was futile.

[(Anonymous)]

I respect that tangent even if watching that kind of character is the opposite of enjoyable to me.

[(Anonymous)]

That is entirely fair and understandable, anon.