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Re: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
That's whatever, I guess. It changes absolutely nothing. Dude's too old at this point to have a relationship anyways.
his relationship with Han has a lot of interesting undertones
Pfffft. I'd ship Chewie with Han before pairing him with Luke. There's like nothing to work with.
What's your idea of a valid reason, exactly?
Actually, I've got an answer: it's a damn big galaxy. You have countless species and cultures, all with their own sets of morals and values, and I bet you that a lot of them do not line up with our own real-world modern-day ideals. This is a society where interspecies relationships aren't considered very unusual. You tell me which is more unbelievable: two completely different species (probably from different solar systems!) being attracted to eachother, or two of the same species and the same sex being in a romantic relationship?
I mean, after seeing a massive slug get turned on by a human female, gay people don't seem very outlandish.
(I might as well point out that the Roman Republic, which the Galactic Republic is heavily based upon, had a culture which was relatively accepting of gays, so make what you will of that.)
Now if you don't mind, I'm gonna sit back and enjoy watching y'all troll eachother over this.
That's whatever, I guess. It changes absolutely nothing. Dude's too old at this point to have a relationship anyways.
his relationship with Han has a lot of interesting undertones
Pfffft. I'd ship Chewie with Han before pairing him with Luke. There's like nothing to work with.
It's just lazy retconning/PC-ifying, unless they come up with an actual valid reason for it.
What's your idea of a valid reason, exactly?
Actually, I've got an answer: it's a damn big galaxy. You have countless species and cultures, all with their own sets of morals and values, and I bet you that a lot of them do not line up with our own real-world modern-day ideals. This is a society where interspecies relationships aren't considered very unusual. You tell me which is more unbelievable: two completely different species (probably from different solar systems!) being attracted to eachother, or two of the same species and the same sex being in a romantic relationship?
I mean, after seeing a massive slug get turned on by a human female, gay people don't seem very outlandish.
(I might as well point out that the Roman Republic, which the Galactic Republic is heavily based upon, had a culture which was relatively accepting of gays, so make what you will of that.)
Now if you don't mind, I'm gonna sit back and enjoy watching y'all troll eachother over this.