Sure. But Maul and Ventress lived. They could theoretically have gone off and finished their training, declaring themselves Sith Lords and taking apprentices of their own.

Yes. Seriously.

I’ve been dealing with this a lot lately.

To me, the difference is, The Last Jedi didn’t set out to be divisive. It didn’t set out to divide the fanbase or pick a side. It just wanted to try and tell a good story in the Star Wars universe.

Kate spars with Alice inside a high school woodshop in images from “How Queer Everything is Today!”

At this point, Rise of Skywalker is closer to the box office of Rogue One than Last Jedi....

There’s Yoda’s line, but that’s about it in the films.

Clearly the mother was an Imperial Intern. Likely one in a Kyber blue dress.

The Rule of 2 sucks.

So... it’s like if a Super Nintendo and a Sega Genesis Eiffel Tower-ed a Switch?

Only back then?

Agreed.

Like Geordie LaForge?

This is a fiction trope that transcends the world of fantasy and is just a disabled trope: that, when given the option between disabled or abled, a person will always choose the former even if they’ve been disabled their whole life

Considering how Benioff and Weiss had reportedly truncated the final season of Game of Thrones so they could work on Star Wars, it feels like a perfect storm of bad decisions

How Deadpool 3 should begin practically writes itself.

So... a less witty and fun version of Almighty Johnsons?

I’m sure Filoni knows what happens next. The hook for the potential spin-off and maybe it’s end. But what happens 31 years after that series is another matter.

They went off to find Ezra in the Unknown Regions like 34 years before TROS. If you don’t find someone after three decades, it might be time to give up. They don’t want to be found. 

It does seem odd that the Child is so developmentally delayed despite being 1/18th through its natural lifespan. They clearly borked the math on that.