I like this analysis...
«On one hand, he desires to pursue and fulfill his ambitions, and on the other hand, he is still just a kid with emotions and an attachment to his family. There also exists a slightly more tender side, such as when he first meets Rey and complies with her request for him to reveal himself to her, exposing his weaknesses but also connecting on a more personal level with her -- before she resists and enrages him. He is forced to balance all of these different aspects of his being as these pressures weigh on him and shape his identity. What we witness in the film is a deliberately flawed individual who overestimates his abilities, whose idea of himself contradicts the reality, and who pays the ultimate price. He is the most three-dimensional, multifaceted, intricate, realistic character that the Star Wars franchise has ever seen.»
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