[ Look at him go. Honestly, the casual way Poe is chucking stuff around reads to Finn as him generally really knowing what he's doing. So that's worth watching. 10/10. ]
I know there are different things out there. [ All the old historical places. All the new ones. Planets that are all crowded city or desert or forest, and he knows a little about how to navigate around different terrains. Not as much as he'll know after sims or getting deployed.
Planets and colonies that have nothing while the New Republic looks the other way, who the First Order stepped in to save. Give them work. Resources. And if the Republic found out that those places they wrote off had workers and resources, they'd probably suddenly care about them. Try to push the First Order out for doing what they didn't want to do. Maybe try to take all of it away.
He doesn't think it makes sense to let things fall through the cracks because they're not the right kind of useful. Not if it's something that helping can fix. ]
Trainees are different, too. You can't be exactly the same as someone else. We're just not-- this different. There are rules.
[ (Thanks, space-Hermione.)
He never thought about it much. The fact that different planets means different people, too.
People sound easier to want to protect than planets and resources.
But insane is a really accurate word for ending up tossed into this moon wholesale. And that's putting the looming certainty of undefined Being In Trouble to the wayside. ]
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I know there are different things out there. [ All the old historical places. All the new ones. Planets that are all crowded city or desert or forest, and he knows a little about how to navigate around different terrains. Not as much as he'll know after sims or getting deployed.
Planets and colonies that have nothing while the New Republic looks the other way, who the First Order stepped in to save. Give them work. Resources. And if the Republic found out that those places they wrote off had workers and resources, they'd probably suddenly care about them. Try to push the First Order out for doing what they didn't want to do. Maybe try to take all of it away.
He doesn't think it makes sense to let things fall through the cracks because they're not the right kind of useful. Not if it's something that helping can fix. ]
Trainees are different, too. You can't be exactly the same as someone else. We're just not-- this different. There are rules.
[ (Thanks, space-Hermione.)
He never thought about it much. The fact that different planets means different people, too.
People sound easier to want to protect than planets and resources.
But insane is a really accurate word for ending up tossed into this moon wholesale. And that's putting the looming certainty of undefined Being In Trouble to the wayside. ]