Re: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
I got the impression when she rolled up with the body she had no idea what to expect, judging by the look on her face. This was her goal and her destination, for better or worse. The "ding dong the witch is dead" moment was a boon and a final reinforcement on a social level of the small arc of Nux. But... eye of the beholder, I suppose.
It's the little things.
Back to Star Wars, Rey is shown in action to have knowledge of mechanics and starships when she is scrapping. She carries a staff so I'll assume she knows how to use it. She has a flashback of being a young jedi in training. She is secreted away for protection, implying she is important enough to do so (like Luke before her). Based on all of that, I guess I'm still not sure how she qualifies as a "Mary Sue".
Based on some of the Mary Sue assertions, I'd almost have to be believe Erin Brockovitch is also a Mary Sue character.
Originally posted by kintnerboy
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I got the impression when she rolled up with the body she had no idea what to expect, judging by the look on her face. This was her goal and her destination, for better or worse. The "ding dong the witch is dead" moment was a boon and a final reinforcement on a social level of the small arc of Nux. But... eye of the beholder, I suppose.
It's the little things.
Back to Star Wars, Rey is shown in action to have knowledge of mechanics and starships when she is scrapping. She carries a staff so I'll assume she knows how to use it. She has a flashback of being a young jedi in training. She is secreted away for protection, implying she is important enough to do so (like Luke before her). Based on all of that, I guess I'm still not sure how she qualifies as a "Mary Sue".
Based on some of the Mary Sue assertions, I'd almost have to be believe Erin Brockovitch is also a Mary Sue character.
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