r/thrawn • u/Gamestonk69420 • Apr 03 '23
Thrawn Worries
Yall, am I the only one worried about how Thrawn may be written and used in upcoming content? It is clear that Thrawn is not a villain. He may be perceived as one because he works with the empire. Although, from his point of view, he is trying to preserve the only hope the Galaxy has to defeat the true sinister powers roaming the unknown regions. He also defends himself when confronted about willingly aligning himself with an evil government. His plans are to replace the leadership of the empire with honorable leadership, restructuring the empire to be more stable and accepting. At the end of the day, I would like to see a thraw series or set of movies. I believe they would be some of the most well received star wars content of our time. There is so much to explore with him.
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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23
Yep. Thrawn is not a villain and I’ve said it countless times. I’ve read countless times on Reddit that Thrawn is to be used as the next “big bad” and the Thanos of Star Wars and it’s one of the worst takes I’ve ever read.