>>64164501
I like how she could understand wookie.
It made her seem like a real friendly person who would fit in anywhere.

Those things do not a good character make. While I think the cries of Mary Sue are entirely unfounded, I can't deny that the ease with which everything thing came to her somewhat off-putting, and in stark contrast to Finn who basically did nothing BUT stumble. I can only hope that it's a thread intended to hook in and play off of Kylo's arc throughout the sequels, but I hesitate to call her a good character yet.

That said, I enjoyed Ridley's performance and I am intrigued to learn more. Hopefully the next movie really puts her through the paces.

>>64164501

i liked how she panted in every scene

I know this is bait, but-
>Implying a complex past is not the same as writing one.

I like how Han Solo complimented her all the time and never had to teach her anything.

>>64164545
I wonder if her knowing Wookie is related to her living on a trading planet or her implied past in the Jedi training school where she may have known Chewie since he's Luke's friend

>>64164711
what if she bied in the bext mobie?

>>64164823

>this damage control

>>64164823
she pried it from chewie's mind using the force
she's actually Revan, who was put in stasis for a thousand years, and lost all memories again.

I teared up when the saber went to her

>>64164901
Disney plays it too safe to kill her off

Trying to figure out her past and how Luke and Kylo fit into it is pretty interesting tbqh

>>64164814
He taught her to point her blaster at the ground outside of combat situations and that there's more to it than pulling the trigger. Yeah it's not much