1. Hated Snoke. Hated hated hated him. Random sith lord esque dark figure who’s well old enough to have been around eviling it up during IV - VI but...wasn’t? Because why? Just such a silly figure that raised more questions than he answered. And I’m so very over the ‘the real evil overlord is just pulling the strings…

Yeah, I want the mystery of her family to be more complex and interesting. It seems from her flashback as if someone close to her was taken by the First Order, and given what we learn about Hux’s troops it’s likely this person was taken for that purpose. Perhaps Rey has a younger sibling who was stolen to be a…

Or have his prophecy actually come true, and take up Anakin’s lightsaber.

That would be so boring though. Honestly she doesn’t have to be related to any other character, and the mystery of her parentage can be more complex than just “Which of the characters we already know are they?”

“...and Mark Hamill recorded it just for this trailer. But it’s not in the movie, and we still don’t know for sure whom he’s supposed to be talking to.”

The Jedi preach balance but they hold sacrosanct a precept that innately puts peoples’ minds out of balance.

They taught nonattachment, as if it were something achievable, but all they really managed was to mask their feelings. It left them as emotional cripples, unable to recognize the mounting catastrophe among them, and delayed their action until it was far too late.

In the book, the reason no one is afraid is because no one has a religious association with the image anymore.

Bonus fun fact—The Force Awakens’ Poe Dameron was likely conceived during the celebrations at the end of Return of the Jedi! His parents, Shara Bey and Kes Dameron, both fought in the ground and space battle at Endor and are protagonists in Shattered Empire.

Jeeze.

No, it blows up one of that giant planet’s moons.

“...anatomically true to their origin...”

I never minded the lips, because they had to speak.

I think the whole point of the comparison was that Fett was popular because he looked cool without actually doing much - as such, the comparison seems apt.

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I actually think the comics did a good job - it made the Damerons into just very good soldiers involved at Endor, who get noticed for their service and assigned accordingly.

I got a bunch of pictures of Carrie Fisher reclining seductively.

It’s not merely that people have fantasies about things, it’s the *nature of this particular fantasy.* This is not a question of whether people think Carrie Fisher is hot in the role, but whether people should be encouraged to think her sex slavery was hot. And you’re right, you can probably find porn of anything, but…

All you have to do is Google “slave Leia” to see that this image, in contrast to the other character moments, is deliberately sexualized, in marketing, in merchandising, and in fandom. This contributes to real world issues in the way images of lightsaber injuries do not. Why is it so important that Disney continue to…

And as such, a little girl is going to wonder why everyone thinks that time when Leia’s being humiliated is so hot, and everyone’s just okay with that.