[ SECRET POST #6526 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6526 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Okay, so I accept that Luke Skywalker in A New Hope starts as a relatively carefree character, but in that movie, he loses his aunt and uncle who raised him, loses a mentor that had a connection to his past that he wanted to know more about, almost gets killed a few different ways, and destroys a space station with a lot of people on it (bad people, but still). By the end of the original trilogy, among other things, he also almost dies a lot more, he loses another mentor, he finds out the father he thought was dead is an actually evil overlord, he loses his hand, he finds out he has a twin sister (that he kissed!), and he loses his father after said father sort of redeems himself.

I was trying to think of other movie characters I would consider carefree that also had sequels. So, both Elle Woods and Kevin McAllister start at high points in their respective sequels, though I will admit they are both quite quickly brought somewhat low. Deloris Van Cartier was doing okay.

You may have a point with the Ocean's sequels, the character lows did seem somewhat unnecessary.