[ SECRET POST #4699 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4699 ⌋

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[For All Mankind (2019)]


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[The Outer Worlds]


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[The Expanse]


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Comments

[sparklywalls]

I think that assessment is very fair. It also fits with my own view that Vader's arc in the end is more about Luke than Vader, though of course it does end with Vader's redemption but I always feel the greater emphasis is on Luke resisting that same path yet still needing his father at the end and that whole situation helping Luke understand his heritage, while also learning to forgive.

I've never been a fan of Kylo Ren just being Vader #2 because even for a fairly straightforward story like Star Wars it feels lazy. As you say, remains to be seen what they're going to do but if he is to be redeemed I hope it isn't just a rehash of Vader's end in Jedi. Mostly because it simply doesn't fit with what we've seen. I get that the comparisons to Vader are being laid on really thick but Kylo Ren has gone way more into the deep end than his grandfather ever did as (someone on F!S actually rightly pointed out to me) Kylo is essentially the Emperor figure by this point.