[ SECRET POST #4464 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4464 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's a matter of interpretation, though. I loved the characterization of Luke in TLJ and thought it made perfect sense and totally fit.

[(Anonymous)]

A matter of interpretation? Not really. If your plot is forcing someone into a certain end, with zero consideration of who they are or how they have acted in the past... or worse, someone being subjected to, "this plot works because someone they're related to was an asshole, therefore it runs in the family and they can't escape that curse because DNA overrides everything else a person is!" then your plot needs to do much, much better.

I'll admit I didn't see the movie, but from reading the reviews and other people's reactions, I'm getting a feeling of déjà vu from when I watched Anakin break down in the prequels.

[(Anonymous)]

Clearly you didn't see it because nothing of the plot of the new movies says that anyone did what they did because it runs in the family. Kylo admires a distorted version of Vader, yes (distorted because Snoke told him lies about Vader, so he doesn't know that Anakin turned good again before he died). But the movie makes clear that me made his own choices.

[(Anonymous)]

Why are you arguing about interpretation and characterization in a movie you haven't seen?