[ SECRET POST #4876 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4876 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"Rey was always shown to be very compassionate in TFA, so it makes sense that she would empathize with a situation so close to her own: Kylo being abandoned (or so he believed) by someone he loved and trusted. Add to that her belief that her job was to bring back a Jedi hero to the Resistance (it clearly wasn't going to be Luke) and she put all her hope in Kylo."

I don't agree - I mean, there's compassion and there's "the guy was the epitome of evil , tried to kill my frined and did kill teh otehr guy I was friends with, who, by the way, was his father, and tried to give him an out-of-jail-all-is-forgiven card, about three freaking days ago" (TLJ takes place almost immediately after TFA). I'm sorry, but in what freaking universe should she be so trusting and so hopeful so quickly? Remember how she grew up - that's not an environment that breeds a lot of blind trust in people.

(DA, btw)