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So this isn’t Disney, but it’s worth reporting that The Witcher, Rings of Power and now The Wheel of Time are all now dead—killed by psycho-feminism.
For those not familiar, WoT was staffed with women only, and the three main protagonists who are all men, were replaced with women. The male audience tried to like it and found themselves unable. So it is dead.
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For those not familiar, WoT was staffed with women only, and the three main protagonists who are all men, were replaced with women. The male audience tried to like it and found themselves unable. So it is dead.
As much as I like Rosario Dawson as an actress, I’ve always been disappointed with her light sabre skills. In Clone Wars and Rebels, her portrayal is of a lithe figure that is lightning fast. In the live portrayal Dawson gets through the moves but they always seem white belt, stuck together with no fluidity. I really wish Disney had cast a dancer instead. Summer Glau comes to mind, from her remarkable scenes in Firefly and especially Serenity.
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Anonymous post about Andor:
Luthen Rael might be the most compelling character Star Wars has ever given us.
Not a Jedi.
Not a soldier.
Not a politician basking in the spotlight.
He’s the man who burns his soul…
to light the way for others.
He lies.
He sacrifices.
He manipulates.
And still, we root for him.
Because deep down, we know… he’s right.
The Rebellion needed someone like Luthen.
Someone willing to cross every line…
so others wouldn’t have to.
That monologue?
“I burn my life to make a sunrise I know I’ll never see.”
Goosebumps. Every time.
He didn’t just fight the Empire.
He became the monster it feared.
And he did it knowing no one would ever thank him.
No medals.
No legacy.
Just the cost. Paid in full.
And maybe the wildest part?
We didn’t even meet him until Andor.
Decades of Star Wars content…
And then suddenly, here’s this man
already standing in the shadows of every story we thought we knew.
It’s almost unfair.
Unfair to every character who came before.
Because Luthen Rael feels like he should’ve always been there.
Like the ghost of the Rebellion was finally given a face.
Luthen Rael might be the most compelling character Star Wars has ever given us.
Not a Jedi.
Not a soldier.
Not a politician basking in the spotlight.
He’s the man who burns his soul…
to light the way for others.
He lies.
He sacrifices.
He manipulates.
And still, we root for him.
Because deep down, we know… he’s right.
The Rebellion needed someone like Luthen.
Someone willing to cross every line…
so others wouldn’t have to.
That monologue?
“I burn my life to make a sunrise I know I’ll never see.”
Goosebumps. Every time.
He didn’t just fight the Empire.
He became the monster it feared.
And he did it knowing no one would ever thank him.
No medals.
No legacy.
Just the cost. Paid in full.
And maybe the wildest part?
We didn’t even meet him until Andor.
Decades of Star Wars content…
And then suddenly, here’s this man
already standing in the shadows of every story we thought we knew.
It’s almost unfair.
Unfair to every character who came before.
Because Luthen Rael feels like he should’ve always been there.
Like the ghost of the Rebellion was finally given a face.