BECAUSE HE HAS PLENTY OF BULLSHIT OF HIS OWN? XD IT WORKS. And yeah, I've always really wanted him to find some sort of... purpose, at the risk of sounding totally cliché. He had a capital-c Cause most of his life, and pretty much everything revolved around that, and while he's in a much better place now than he was a while ago, there's still something that's missing in that regard. Nothing's gonna be the same as, y'know, fighting a war against invading interdimensional monsters, but something he can focus on.
Jyn is A MESS! But pretending she's not a mess. She's really regressed a lot, more like the surly, angry, stoic girl she is at the beginning of the movie (and was for years before that). And YES, I was just thinking about that the other night, actually, we should definitely do something with them.
I think she's going to have to tell someone, eventually. I'm kind of working towards... On the surface, she's pretty okay, because she's very good at keeping it together and acting okay even when she's not, really, underneath everything else. And there's a lot that she's internalized and hasn't dealt with, and that just keeps sort of growing. So she's okay but not, at the same time, and that's going to start taking a toll, and I think she'll wind up having to see a therapist at someone at the school's strong suggestion because her grades will start slipping. As for whether she'll open up to any of her friends, though, I don't know! It's kind of hard to be like, "hey, I had this dream about you dying when you're older and I'm pretty sure it's real!" Plus the only confirmed death is Stan's and I don't want to risk jossing myself in case we ever get that director's cut. But maybe!
WELL YEAH, OBVIOUSLY. First she's gonna run for city council, though. At some point she might — which is to say I just thought of this and now I want it — ask Tyrion what he thinks about her doing so. AND Neil, for that matter.
I actually have thought about this (...uh, quite a lot), and I would bring her from right when she wins the May Queen competition. Either, like, that moment, or after they crown her, but right around then. Bringing her from the very end I think would make her a little too difficult to play, and a little too difficult to figure out how to play? Since we don't see her after that moment and how it winds up affecting her and where she goes from there. But close to the end, enough that she's started to feel a sense of belonging.
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Jyn is A MESS! But pretending she's not a mess. She's really regressed a lot, more like the surly, angry, stoic girl she is at the beginning of the movie (and was for years before that). And YES, I was just thinking about that the other night, actually, we should definitely do something with them.
I think she's going to have to tell someone, eventually. I'm kind of working towards... On the surface, she's pretty okay, because she's very good at keeping it together and acting okay even when she's not, really, underneath everything else. And there's a lot that she's internalized and hasn't dealt with, and that just keeps sort of growing. So she's okay but not, at the same time, and that's going to start taking a toll, and I think she'll wind up having to see a therapist at someone at the school's strong suggestion because her grades will start slipping. As for whether she'll open up to any of her friends, though, I don't know! It's kind of hard to be like, "hey, I had this dream about you dying when you're older and I'm pretty sure it's real!" Plus the only confirmed death is Stan's and I don't want to risk jossing myself in case we ever get that director's cut. But maybe!
WELL YEAH, OBVIOUSLY. First she's gonna run for city council, though. At some point she might — which is to say I just thought of this and now I want it — ask Tyrion what he thinks about her doing so. AND Neil, for that matter.
I actually have thought about this (...uh, quite a lot), and I would bring her from right when she wins the May Queen competition. Either, like, that moment, or after they crown her, but right around then. Bringing her from the very end I think would make her a little too difficult to play, and a little too difficult to figure out how to play? Since we don't see her after that moment and how it winds up affecting her and where she goes from there. But close to the end, enough that she's started to feel a sense of belonging.