Knowing the classic EU, I expect Thunk Trooper to have an elaborate back story and reason he hit his head. Probably because he was having second thoughts about the Empire since his wife got killed, and eventually leads Skywalker to the exit in a off-screen scene.I stand with head-thunking Stormtrooper.
Along with the rest of the B-squad.
All I found was a wiki page
Damn, simultaneously a let down and impressive that they documented him anyway.
I wanted to be Princess Leia, like a ton of other girls and boys wanted.
Han Solo got ruined for me in his prequel movie. He always seemed like such a bad ass, then the Solo movie "revealed" that he just kinda lucked out in most dangerous situations and that all of his great accomplishments happened in the span of a single week.
Darth Maul
It's disappointing that we didn't see him in more movies.
As absolutely mind-numbingly insane as this was, it was the only interesting idea in the film.
He comes back...
This is why I love him and find the people who wanted him to be a badass or some kind of Jedi Goku (like he was in the mostly awful Expanded Universe) baffle me to no end.
Can't stand POVs like the one you quoted. The expectation for characters to be static and unchanging through the years is frustrating. For crying out loud people undergo more radical changes within days, months, and fewer years in REAL LIFE.
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In the end a lot of people can't let go of their childhoods, they can't accept change or the reality of character growth.
