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31 Days of Adam Driver
Day 4 of 31: Favorite Character Adam has Played - Kylo Ren
Bonus
you can clearly see him in crying out for help in the bonus gif:( poor BEN!
Aouch.
Heartbreaking.
I never noticed he cries out for help..wow...
What about Rey on Crait do you dislike? Do you think it was intentional to show her recovering so quickly after the Throne Room, or do you think Rey's demeanor in that scene was just one of the weak spots in the writing since the attention was on Kylo and Luke?
Her pov disappears completely from the narrative, and the little we’re shown of her looks like a regression to a caricature of her character, the Rey antis want to see, little rey of sunshine all big smiles and pew pew let’s kill these tie fighters Chewie! It’s no longer her, it’s a cartoon Rey from a toy commercial. No offense to toy commercials, but I call bullshit.
And it’s not just that I wanted to see her heartbroken over Kylo. Only minutes before she had to face a soul shattering truth she’s been denying for 15 years—that her PARENTS, the people her entire life has been shaped around, not only dumped her like garbage but were dead all along. That she spent her entire childhood and adolescence waiting for dead people. But we see no trace of it in her behavior until the very last couple scenes with Kylo and Leia. No acknowledgement at all. The emotional depth we’ve seen for 2/3 of the movie is nowhere in sight.
I’ve embraced the interpretation that she was faking it because that’s how she’s used to cope with trauma, it makes sense with what we know of the character, but I think it gives too much credit to the writing, which in TLJ is often really rich and complex, but not *subtle*. Even if that was the authorial intent, it wasn’t conveyed well because, like I said, her pov disappears from the narrative. She’s not the focus in those scenes, so I doubt the writing was trying to make a /point/ about something deeper going on under the surface of her behavior.
So I definitely consider it a weak spot of the movie, yes.
So another possible explanation just occurred to me while re-reading this ask, and it’s actually simpler than anything else. (It still gives too much credit to the writing, but damn, it makes so much sense.)
We know the whole Crait sequence is almost entirely Kylo’s pov, right? Well, there’s no reason why the Plucky Resistance Poster Girl stint shouldn’t be told through the warping lens of Kylo’s unreliable narrative.
Not saying that she wasn’t actually there, shooting tie fighters and cheering in relief whenever she hit a target. Or that her mind wasn’t in tunnel vision mode to avoid thinking about what just happened and what she just uncovered from her past. But if her demeanor feels slightly off, and so dissonant from what we know she probably feels (because we’ve seen what she feels, in the proposal scene), then it’s probably the effect of Kylo’s unreliable pov. He’s angry at her, right now. He thinks she doesn’t care for him and never actually did; that none of the things he said had a real effect on her. That she turned on him to gleefully go back to the gang of traitors, murderers and thieves that she considers her friends with no regret whatsoever.
Then it makes sense that Rey almost completely disappears from the narrative, and that the little we see of her is just a cartoonish version of the complex character we know she is. The whole thing is from Kylo’s pov, and Rey is currently his greatest blind spot. Her rejection took him off guard and hurt him so much that he just has no idea how to make sense of it, or her in general. He rationally knows she’s somewhere shooting things at him, but he fumbles to correctly guess her state of mind. So his mind, chronically plagued by negative thinking and paranoia, fills the blanks with what is actually very convenient to fuel his rage: Jedi Poster Girl, the traitor. Someone shallow and worth destroying.
It also makes sense that Rey goes back to being, well, herself, in the last bits of TLJ, starting from the moment Luke dies. Because that’s where Kylo’s berserk rage starts dissipating and no longer clouds the overall narrative, and his pov recedes a bit to make room for Rey’s again. The last force bond scene is a combination of their povs, and the Rey/Leia scene is genuinely Rey’s.
@emperorren I’ve never thought about that in this optic. I’ve seen Rey’s regression and thought it was pretty much her own retreat into full action and badass mode to cope with the pain of her discovery.
Her view being Kylo’s POV never occurred to me although I always considered Crait a maddness played in Kylo’s mind. So, what you say makes perfectly sense.
What if the very last scene were from Kylo’s POV, too? We know that during the the Force connection they’re in each other’s mind. So, he knows and feel what she does and understands the depth of her anger/sadness in leaving him behind. And, consequently, his own responsibility and mistakes. And sees her with his mother, imagining Leia would comfort her like she would with him.
It’s possible, but not in a literal sense—that is, it’s not like Kylo is *literally* seeing her and Leia on the Falcon, much less imagining it. But the shift in tone definitely has something to do with the fact that Kylo’s heart has changed again, his anger is losing ground to regret and melancholy, and he’s starting to see the errors of his ways. So the unreliability of his pov recedes to allow other people’s emotions and goodness in, and to show how things *really* are.
The way I see the pov thing is less like a definite and clear-cut switch from pov A to pov B, to pov C, etc, and more like a spectrum of reliability vs unreliability, and when it’s in the unreliability part of the spectrum it means someone’s pov is significantly overriding the others (or the third person narrative). The last scenes in TLJ seem quieter and more reliable, the characters are acting more like themselves and their reactions and emotions seem more genuine and realistic. So it’s possible that there’s a switch back to an omniscient narrator, or to Rey’s pov, or even Leia’s, or that it’s still Kylo’s pov but it’s less tunnel-visioned and more flexible and open to the influence of Rey’s pov.
The POV switch is such a great take! Ben’s POV gets distorted, when he’s upset or scared, or under extreme stress. We saw it with the Tragedy of the Temple - that’s how he perceived Luke, from the depth of horror and betrayal. So yeah, this could be a thing. Then, the sucker punch is when he sees Rey in the FB, truly SEES her - and knows he not only upset her, but failed them both by not trusting that she cares.
Light. Darkness. A balance.
Breathe. Just breathe. Now reach out. What do you see?
Light. Darkness. A balance.

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When I meet people, I don’t know how to small talk very well, so it’s always like two back-and-forths of like, ‘Hey, how are you? How’s the weather?’ And then five seconds later I’m like, ‘So, what’s your relationship like with your mother?’ It always goes really deep really quickly.
Endless gifs of Rey: 4/∞
Rey, I want you to join me
Welp I guess John Boyega just decided to break the Internet today 😂
Rey on closing the falcon’s door on Kylo:

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Wouldn’t it be just perfect if Ben redeemed himself then pulled a Solo by promising not to get in Rey’s way or mess up Rey’s life
HE WOULD HE’S SO STUPID
But then ofc Rey would have to pull a Leia and be like ‘this dumb bitch, I love him sfm’ and pull him in for a kiss
Bonus points if Ben makes this face:
@benperorsolo i can’t stop myself
Ahhhhh!!!! 😍
You opened yourself to the dark side for a pair of pretty eyes.
Reblogging for most badass fight in SW universe without lightsabers.
It’s Ben.

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Is that a tear…
woah no way!!!!!!! i never saw that before omg! nice catch! :D
omg shut the front DOOR!!! she is totally crying!!!
she’s so in love wow
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Ok, but has anyone noticed how he shakes his head in the last gif as Rey comes closer?
OML this boy will be the death of me FCK
That little barely noticeable headshake kills me too. When Rey was a safe distance away from Snoke Ben didn’t have nearly as many walls up. He consistently talked to her over force skype and even comforted her in the hut. Yet, the second she arrived on the ship, he refused to say a word and there is an important reason why. He looked at her, spoke to the stormtroopers and walked away. In the novelization it hints at him slightly smirking when he looks at her, but we didnt get that in the movie. Then after guiding her into the elevator when they were alone and she took a step forward and spoke he panicked and shoke his head while clearly checking her out. It was his silent attempt to make her realize that Snoke was here and that it wasnt safe to talk. The man needed to get his mask on soon (without actually wearing one) so he needed to shut her out. It’s why he didn’t kiss her in the elevator. It’s why he barely spoke and when he did it was almost in riddles. He couldn’t let Snoke know that his loyalties had changed. He knew he couldn’t let Snoke hurt Rey, but he didn’t have a plan. He needed to formulate one on the spot, like any true child of Han Solo and Leia Organa would, and he needed to keep Rey at a safe distance for that.
This^^^
Reblogging for the commentary.
I thought he was checking her out but this makes sense. It might be a little of both.
So true^^
Never knew a headshake will be the death of me.