two // disparate // pieces
i would let ben solo ruin me with that lightsaber in a heartbeat
Because there are still some people who worry about Daisy‘s interview, here are some twitter posts from Matt Martin and Pablo Hidalgo that might make you feel better :)
Matt Martin is part of the star wars story group so he literally knows the whole plot of the story, wich the producers should follow.
Prince Ben 💙
(cr above, all from tay nobody’s twitter account. pls show her some loves, and spread the words among our Reylo family for her, pray for her.)
https://twitter.com/usethehorserey/status/1216527622974459910
𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑫𝒆𝒂𝒅 𝑫𝒐𝒏'𝒕 𝑫𝒊𝒆 (2019)
She did say “becoming besties with you was the best thing” in an interview she & Adam did together. Like stated previously; they’re both very busy doing different things. That doesn’t mean they’re not friendly or friends.
I feel like Adam and Daisy aren’t friends but just have like a, cordial professional relationship. Which is absolutely fine! Not everyone in the cast will be personal friends. I just hate to see people get their expectations up, because I frankly don’t think Daisy is going to go see his play
you know there are varying levels of friendship, right? no one is saying they’re best friends (Adam doesn’t seem like he has the time or personality for a whole lot of best friends anyway lol) but they’re friends enough that Daisy has called him to ask for career advice before and gone for ‘a drinky-poo’ with him at the pub while they were filming and Adam has said he could ‘listen to her talk all day.’
and if she doesn’t go to Burn This, it’d most likely be because of a scheduling issue. it’s not just about Adam and Daisy, it’s a critically acclaimed Tony-nominated play that not one but two of her costars are in, and Oscar and Rian and other people she knows have also gone to see and probably recommended to all their friends, and Adam’s performance in it is quite frankly ART and something other artists want to witness even if they’re not his friend
NeVeR tO bE sEeN aGaIn…
“Star Wars is an optimistic, spiritual world, and more like a fairytale […] Ever since I was a kid, all that matters to me is the love story. It’s the thing I had to find first. Sometimes, [the love story] is obvious, sometimes a bit more complicated.” - JJ
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“We’ve tried to pick up that complicated relationship that really has been present ever since the interrogation in Episode VII. When Ren takes off his mask, there’s a nakedness about him with Rey that he doesn’t express to anyone else. Rian developed that in fascinating ways and we’ve been able to develop it even further.” - Chris
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“Describe Rey and Kylo’s relationship in one word: Desperate (JJ), Connected (Daisy), Very, very complicated (KK)”
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“For example, we looked at it like a Western, or a fairytale. What are the elements you’re going to see that makes it this genre, this specific genre? […] You’re probably going to have a castle and a prince and a princess, if you’re looking at a fairytale.” - JJ
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“When his mask comes off, you see Adam Driver, and he just looks like a sort of prince.” - JJ
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“In this scene she (Rey) is drawn to this place, almost like Cinderella.” - JJ
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“And we’re back in the forest with the story that we really care about, the focus of the story, which is Rey and Ren.” - JJ
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“What makes this story have a beating heart? We simply approached this narrative from the point of view that this is a story about a young man and a young woman, not with the idea that we can do anything we want.” JJ
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“I know what the fans want, they want to see the dynamics between Rey and Kylo. I’m glad JJ was on the same exact page.” - John
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“From the selflessness of young Anakin Skywalker, to the kindness of the scavenger Rey, compassion is an essential theme in the Star Wars universe.” - Star Wars via Twitter
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“You have compassion for her.” - TFA Novelization
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*Across the Stars plays on audiobook as: “Rey would wait, however difficult that would be to do as the First Order warships descended on crait. She would wait, and the future would unfold as the Force willed.” - TLJ novelization
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“I will say, without talking about redemption or not, that he (Adam) is mind blowing in this. Like he’s brought a whole other level to this. So I can’t wait for you to see what happens to him. It’s pretty fun.” - JJ
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“I don’t think so, because I think he (Kylo) is redeemable.” - Daisy
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“I think there are so many themes in the Star Wars films, my favorite being redemption…the idea of redemption.” - Kelly
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“A bond between two living beings is not something easily broken. It is not a choice…it is like breaking a feeling. Like turning away from the Force. To break a bond, your feelings would have to change, or one of you would have to die—but even then, the bond wouldn’t go away, it would simply…it would simply be empty, a wound.” - Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, Wookieepedia
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Recent comic releases: Show Rey struggling with the Force, not finding belonging with the resistance, feeling isolated and alone. Show Ben Solo fleeing from the Jedi students who wrongly accuse him of murder, show him literally using the Force to stop himself from dying after being yeeted.
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Or more commonly known as:
It’s a fairytale. It’s a complicated fairytale. It literally has a prince and Rey is referred to as a princess. I’d argue it might even be loosely inspired from Beauty and the Beast.
And if it doesn’t end with a redeemed, alive Ben Solo…I don’t even have words for that kind of clownery. That’s D&D S8 level nonsense and I don’t think JJ wants a seat at that table. I’m just saying.
One last thing. JJ is raving about Adam, and has since TFA. He is not going to do him the disservice of that kind of shitty writing. DANY would have a more meaningful death, and we know how shitty that was. (Ben shows up only to do nothing in the final fight and bite the bullet before it even begins, giving the audience - and Adam - a beyond dissatisfying and insulting death? PLEASE.)
Please feel free to add more…I’ve typed enough and I’m tired.
I wrote twitter meta about the one good thing about this film (Adam Driver’s acting, the PURE character work he did with zero dialogue) because I finally figured out what he was talking about when he said he was using “mask work” with Kylo Ren. He wasn’t playing through a mask only when he wore the helmet, he was acting as if his very FACE was a stoic blank mask he was looking through. That’s why Kylo Ren as a character has such a specific feeling to him, and why the audience instantly responded to Ben Solo, who could show his emotions.
This character was always 100% a young boy hiding behind a mask that hid and disallowed every emotion except for his anger, the only emotion that men are allowed to feel. This character is an exploration of how toxic masculinity harms men. And what miracles can happen for men internally when they embrace emotionality and forgive themselves and use their energy to do good. (I’m crying about him again.)
STOP IT
the Bridal Carry™ but make it hurt :D