[ SECRET POST #6464 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6464 ⌋

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Comments

The Emperor should have never returned.

[(Anonymous)]

How would bringing the Emperor back save any movie? His return, assuming he's not a clone, which I don't think this one was, totally invalidates Vader's redemption arc.

Bringing him back was a mistake in itself, making him Rey's DNA just makes it that much worse?

Re: The Emperor should have never returned.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It would improve any movie because the Emperor is awesome and having him in a movie makes that movie better. This is an important angle to keep in mind I think.

Now, is there a good way to actually get him involved in the sequel series, I really don't know. At the very least, if they wanted to bring him back, they should have planned it from the beginning. But it makes sense why they decided to use the Emperor as a Hail Mary when they didn't have any ideas for TROS - it's because the Emperor rules.

Re: The Emperor should have never returned.

[(Anonymous)]

Here we go. An anon after my own heart. +10

Re: The Emperor should have never returned.

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AYRT

See, to me, Vader's redemption arc is what it was, whether Palpatine comes back or not. He sacrificed himself and betrayed his master and in the process saved his son's life. And then died a heroic death, and reconciled with Obi-Wan and Yoda. It was not up to him whether falling umpteen zillion feet in a reactor core actually killed Palpatine or not. And I've never heard anyone argue that Obi-Wan did a shit job avenging Qui-Gonn's death just because chopping Maul in half turned out to be a survivable injury. Or that Yoda's useless because he couldn't stop Palpatine when he duelled him. So, make of that what you will.

Sith in Star Wars - particularly great Sith - are extremely hard to kill. I don't think the arc with Rey works because so much of the storytelling in the new trilogy is an incoherent mess, but I don't have any inherent problem with Palpatine being alive or her being descended from him.