[ SECRET POST #5178 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5178 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The idea that TLJ's take on Rey is "shallow and really only there to serve the stories about the men" is so totally ridiculous

[(Anonymous)]

THIS. I liked Rey a lot in TFA, and I sincerely appreciate that JJ Abrams actively chooses to write female leads for a lot of his projects, but one thing about his leads is they tend to be written very very straight (in the literary sense not the sexual sense), to the point that imo they can sometimes be a little boring. In my opinion, TLJ took Rey, who was already a good character, and gave her more nuance and depth as a person.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I wonder if it's because in TLJ Rey is on a Heroine's Journey, which is more introspective than a traditional Hero's Journey, that AYRT made such a claim.