Reva's backstory and why she was morally justified.
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They should release Special Editions of the prequels and digitally age Anakin up in AotC and RotS to better match the Disney Canon of Obiwan. Adding lots of scenes of kid Reva in RotS as well, of course.
But of course, we have to make our unnecessary prequel/midquel content, which means we have to constantly be making pointless origin stories that nobody asked for to every facet of a character we just originally assumed was something the character just did. The character has a gun they like? Actually, it's a super special gun they got from someone else. This character employed a decent strategy? Fuck you, they actually just took this strategy from someone else years ago! Everything needs an origin!
Thats the problem with "Its like poetry, it Rhymes."
How long until they start combing over Jetsons episodes for space-related names?
That flashback has to take place before AOTC because if you look closely, you can see Anakin still has his human right arm before he foolishly let Dooku slice it off.
We were all fools to not see this coming. And we’re paying the price for it.
Mickey IE already exists before this shit was pointed out in OWK? Wow, what a real coincidence!
Found the main flaw of the disappointingly painful scene that is the Reva vs Vader scene! It cuts out Vader's real skills so bad that the fight style Vader does doesn't even match the monstrous powerhouse that is Vader from the OT. It just doesn't do faith for how he fights. Vader fights in a heavyweight suit that severely limits his acrobatics, only allowing him to fight offensively without using is acrobatic skills and being a monstrous powerhouse that isn't flexible, but fights when he moves forward and uses Form 5 more exceedingly well than him before his burning on Mustafar. Disliked how they handle the entire duel on its own.
The pain begins. People die when they got stabbed in the stomach by a lightsaber, and this is the answer to it? If Reva was initially stabbed by the stomach like when she is a youngling, she was supposed to die, not stabbed then stay alive for the remaining of the episode.
Vader has too much of the Bruce Wayne mentality where he doesn't kill any of his nemesis instead throwing them into the revolving door joke of a prison system known as Arkham Asylum where they can just Shawshank their way out only for the cycle to continue on and on because Batman is too much of a fucking pussy to just end them right there because "I be no better than the dude that killed my parents, muh morals!"
The story is so simple:
Nevermind how Qui-Gon Jinn didn’t survive getting stabbed in the stomach by Darth Maul.
