Hey did you hear that Rey changed her name to Mary Sue?
If you don't know what a Mary Sue is in writing terms.
The term "Mary Sue" comes from the name of a character created by Paula Smith in 1973 for her parody story "A Trekkie's Tale":15 published in her fanzine Menagerie #2. The story starred Lieutenant Mary Sue ("the youngest Lieutenant in the fleet — only fifteen and a half years old") and satirized unrealistic characters in Star Trek fan fiction.
Rey is just as unrealistic as a plot contorting character, especially in the last two SW movies. Canon be damned! She can do anything! Training? What's that? She don't need no sti
I am looking for questions one would pose if they were talking with the Devil, face-to-face. They can be as comical or candid as one chooses to make them. I will then use these to write a series of answers, based on this concept.
One word sums up the finale... anticlimactic!
I'm a guy and I found it to be misogynistic to the extreme!
I could not believe it ended the way it did.
The last two episodes were uninspiring and basically a let down after that war with the white walkers.
It left me flatter than Jamie and Cersei!
I felt that the writers just were confused or were in that, 'it's finally over', stage.
It would have probably been better to a fresh set of eyes on the project.
It's over... but what a waste of potential in so many ways!
So sad!