Star Wars: How Poe Dameron's Story Should Have Ended
Star Wars is deep into its television area, with waves of new series set in a galaxy far, far away coming to fans’ screens at home. The Mandalorian has had two seasons thus far, with another one on the way, and is arguably currently positioned as the focal point of the franchise. There’s alsoThe Book of Boba Fett and the currently airing Obi-Wan Kenobi, as well as some animated series like The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch.
Of course, prior to this new wave, the sequel trilogy was the main event of the Star Wars franchise. 2015’sThe Force Awakens was a smash hit with critics and fans, earning over $2 billion worldwide at the box office. Though the latter two sequels were more divisive, the latest and perhaps final trilogy in the Skywalker saga proved to be monumental, introducing beloved characters like Rey, Kylo Ren, Finn, Rose Tico, and more. Another one of these heroes is Poe Dameron, the first new character to appear in the trilogy and went on to have a substantial role inThe Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. However, in the last film, Poe’s role lacked substance, as the character’s arc was extremely weak to the point that it was nonexistent. In many ways, he ended the trilogy in the same way that he arrived, albeit with some new friends and a changed galaxy around him. Poe deserved a more substantial and memorable ending, and here’s what it could have been.
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Poe Dameron appeared in The Force Awakens in his smallest role of the three films in the trilogy. In fact, Poe was not meant to live past the opening few minutes of the film, with his TIE fighter crash originally proving to be fatal. It was this critical piece of information that made actor Oscar Isaac hesitant to
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