[ SECRET POST #4464 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4464 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, the cliche route is turning a young, idealistic man into a jaded old crank. It's a trope as old as time. Like, come on, anon, do you not know what cliche means? And no, the characterization was not good. It was uninspired, trope-y bullshit. Would've actually been more subversive to not have him become an asshole willing to murder his own nephew. I mean, this is the same man who forgave his child-murdering, family-torturing psychopathic father, no less, it makes no goddamn sense for him to run away and give up because his nephew turned to the dark side. They went with that characterization because it's the easy way out.

[(Anonymous)]

The "easy way out" would have been zero character development over the last several decades of his life, lmao

[(Anonymous)]

Everything in the Star Wars movies is trope-y, and I thought the execution of Luke's disillusion was fairly well done, and also the depiction of him as Trickster Space Wizard. And he wasn't willing to kill his nephew. He considered it, and then he didn't.