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Machete Landing

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the Federation itself as a concept is so funny because the founding members are

  • the Vulcans, who have been friends with humanity for years but don't seem to actually like them all that much, instead regarding them with a sort of perverse fascination usually reserved for virology labs
  • the Andorians, who were fighting the Vulcans for like a hundred years
  • the Tellarites, who don't like any of these people and whose cultural trait is arguing, and
  • humans, whom nobody knew existed until last century when they shot themselves into space on a heavily modified nuke, invented world peace and won a fight with the nearest imperial superpower

like imagine you're the Romulan Empire and these weird monkeys who've barely figured out interstellar travel show up on your doorstep in the equivalent of a shipping container with missiles strapped to it, kick your ass in front of everybody, and then start a friendship club with 3 of your neighbours who all hated each others' guts until like a year ago. now I understand why every Romulan on the show is so angry

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It's nutty, but I think the Sequel Trilogy should've revolved around reincarnation.

Rey could've been Anakin, doing karmic penance for his misdeeds as Darth Vader, while Kylo Ren could've been Padme, understandably traumatized and unstable from seeing her husband turn on her, kill her, and commit endless atrocities in her name.

(Note: I'm not saying that 'Anakin' should've been literally played by Daisy Ridley or they should've brought Natalie Portman back to play 'Padme,' just talking about roles in the plot.)

Over the course of the ST, 'Anakin' could've successfully made up for his past and saved 'Padme.' I feel this would enhance the happy ending ROTJ already had and give the saga a final crescendo of Padme and Anakin eventually getting their happy ending. It would also explain 'Rey's' untrained proficiency with the Force--memories of 'her' past life as Anakin--and give us a reason to care for Kylo Ren besides 'him' being a Skywalker-Solo... we could probably get rid of that altogether.

This would also 'fix' how easily forgiven Anakin is at the end of ROTJ. Now, instead of redeeming himself with one sacrifice, we could do a 'Redemption equals life' where every trial he goes through in his new life is making up for his past and confirming his change of heart.

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