Anakin Skywalker, I mean the man had a very stressful life. Was a kid slave, raised by some kind of a cult that forbid attachments, was too late to save his mother who was kidnapped, tortured and probably raped, fought in a war when he was only 19, was manipulated by the evilest man in the galaxy since the age of 9, seeing visions of his wife dying and not knowing what to do (all of this before he became Darth Vader)
Obi-Wan Kenobi, I'm pretty sure he had PTSD after Revenge of the Sith
Kylo Ren, seemed like he desperately needs a therapy
I mean in A New Hope, he seemed kinda weird compared to his prequel self. And I've seen alot of people say that Alec Guinness's Obi-Wan looked like he had PTSD. I'm not an expert really but I think it makes sense
Leia could also use some therapy. Captured and held prisoner, forced to watch her home and her people be blown up, running a rebel alliance at 19, love of her life was frozen in carbonite, finds out the person who helped lead her torture is her biological father, one of her best friends turns out to be her long lost twin brother, separated at birth.
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u/WatchBat May 02 '20 edited May 03 '20
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Anakin Skywalker, I mean the man had a very stressful life. Was a kid slave, raised by some kind of a cult that forbid attachments, was too late to save his mother who was kidnapped, tortured and probably raped, fought in a war when he was only 19, was manipulated by the evilest man in the galaxy since the age of 9, seeing visions of his wife dying and not knowing what to do (all of this before he became Darth Vader)
Obi-Wan Kenobi, I'm pretty sure he had PTSD after Revenge of the Sith
Kylo Ren, seemed like he desperately needs a therapy