Oh, okay.
Don’t get why them being women is relevant at all though.
It’s relevant to the history of the trope, as it’s typically women dying to advance the man plot/character arc. Val died so Woody could… punch Han I guess? And L3 died so they could cannibalize her for parts.
And plenty of men die in the film to advance the plot and character arcs as well?
Hell, Dryden - the main villain - (a man) dies to advance the character arc of Qi’ra (a woman).
Fair.
You’re also forgetting that Rio died in the very same scene as Val. Rio is a man.
What are you even on about?
Lol, honestly forgot about that guy. Movie dragged.
It’s not a gender issue at all, there’s no need to make it one.
It just seemed to be a step back after the steps forward from the previous movies. I don’t mean to say that the writers are actively sexist or anything, I just thought it was… well idk what word I’m looking for.
Oh, okay.
Don’t get why them being women is relevant at all though.
It’s relevant to the history of the trope, as it’s typically women dying to advance the man plot/character arc. Val died so Woody could… punch Han I guess? And L3 died so they could cannibalize her for parts.
I think you’ve missed the point of both deaths by a wide mark, but I’ll let someone else explain. It’s too tiring.
That’s fair.