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Right, and I agree with that. What I mean is, why do people assume Poe's way was the right way because it ''turned out'' to have good results? Results that no one, least of all him, foresaw, expected, or planned for?
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Right, and I agree with that. What I mean is, why do people assume Poe\'s way was the right way because it \'\'turned out\'\' to have good results? Results that no one, least of all him, foresaw, expected, or planned for?
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I'm asking this mostly because the entry under InformedWrongness doesn't sit right with me. Yes, he saved the day. But ''nobody knows it at the time'', and the message the film presents is that he saved the day at a high cost and as secondary goal (his primary one being
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I\'m asking this mostly because the entry under InformedWrongness doesn\'t sit right with me. Yes, he saved the day. But \'\'nobody knows it at the time\'\', and the message the film presents is that he saved the day at a high cost and as secondary goal (his primary one being \"heroism\"). And then tries to repeat the gesture with Holdo, with far more disastrous consequences. That kind of attitude definitely seems like something that is rightfully wrong.
