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excuse me sir I am trying to take cute pics with the rainbow........

(WHICH, according to the comics, he did NOT do) and Ben joining a cause he doesn't even believe in because his abusive master—the original source of the voices in his head—convinced him that nobody else would ever understand him and that following in his grandfather's footsteps was his sole destiny.

which he was able to resist for like 20 years until he found out vader was his grandfather (a secret his family intentionally kept from him) and his uncle tried to kill him, proving the evil whispers right and setting into motion a series of events that ends with his classmates slaughtered (cont.)

it's giving

So the story of someone with a family history of good who got radicalized to evil young but then later breaks free and becomes good again and then has to atone for his crimes doesn’t have any relevance at all today? None whatsoever?

I think this gets at the dissonance between people who take Star Wars more literally and allegorically and people who are more tapped into like the mythic and emotional angle