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You just brought up another plot flaw......but I think at a time when the left needs positive black role models....Disney invents one that checks the box in every negative character type imaginable while turning the white male lead into a spineless nincompoop.Actually, her character is only a problem for the angry white fanboys... and Disney is using the bad behavior of a few racist douche noodles to distract attention from the other product flaws.
They did the same thing with the Last Jedi when they took a few nitwits who said something racist about Kelly Marie Tran to ignore how they bastardized Star Wars lore.
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The biggest problem with this series is how they emasculated Obi-Wan Kenobi. They have him living in the desert feeling sorry for himself, completely opposite from the character we saw in the Prequel series. Bail Organa literally has to beg him to be a hero.
No, she isn't supposed to be a Sith. The Inquisitors are fallen Jedi who serve the Sith in hunting down the remaining Jedi. You expect them to be backstabbing... that's kind of the nature of the Dark Side, were all those Sith Lords were looking to betray each other.
Star Wars, of course, has a long history of really iconic villains - Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, Boba Fett, Jabba the Hutt, Darth Maul, Count Dooku, Kylo Ren. Sometimes they are more interesting than the heroes. But you need a strong hero to start with.
Reva is fine as a villain. She's ruthless, she's ambitious and she has no problem doing what she has to do. The scenes she is in are kind of interesting, because at least something is happening. No, she doesn't have the menace of an established Star Wars villain. That's kind of the point of her character, she's trying to find her place.
The problem is really how Ewan McGregor is playing Kenobi. The scenes with him drag, he's not inspiring, and he makes really terrible decisions. They imply that he's lost his connection with the Force, which is why we don't see him swinging around that light saber and actually using an "uncivilized" blaster to take out stormtroopers.
They did something similar to Luke Skywalker....turning him into a Jedi who hates being a Jedi.
What a total waste of a character.
But what can you expect when the people who own the rights to Star Wars hate everything that made Star Wars the fan favorite it became.
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