Go-Mer-Tonic posted:

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I liked the character, and I'm an old dude.

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DarthDuckie posted:

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I just thought she was very un-Star Wars and her personality completely mis-matched her supposed background.

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MissPadme posted:

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If they only wanted to appeal to young girls, just have Anakin and Obi-Wan wander about shirtless as many times as possible .

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MissPadme posted:

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Really, had she been the usual obedient and serious Jedi, would she be any fun at all? No.

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SoonerSean posted:

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I kinda look at it like my daughter getting a job and going in and within 5-minutes she's given her manager a nickname, told him how she thinks he should run the business and then later, if he's made what she thinks is a mistake, happily telling him how he screwed up and what she would have done different.

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norway posted:

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SoonerSean posted:

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I kinda look at it like my daughter getting a job and going in and within 5-minutes she's given her manager a nickname, told him how she thinks he should run the business and then later, if he's made what she thinks is a mistake, happily telling him how he screwed up and what she would have done different.

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Very good comparison. That's exactly how I see it. Had her attitude been eased in we would have been able to accept it easier, but spouting off her smart mouth two minutes after she is introduced to her new master, was a bit unrealistic.

And all the nicknames... I think I could have handled it better had she started calling him Master Skywalker or Anakin a few times before she jumped on the "Sky guy" thing.

EDIT: Oh, and with the manager/new job comparison. Take that scenario and make her new manager a young male of 20 or so you'd still think she would want to show him respect until she got to know him better. Then she might start bantering around.

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