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This week brought plenty of excitement for Star Wars fans as the first teaser trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story landed, bringing with it the first look at protagonist Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and her comrades in action. Directed by Gareth Edwards (Godzilla), Rogue One is a prequel to A New Hope that follows a group of Rebels as they go on a mission to steal the plans for the original Death Star. Inevitably, there were a handful of overly sensitive individuals on the Internet who were offended by the fact that Rogue One has a female lead, and it was perhaps with equal inevitability that the views of this handful of individuals have already been turned into headline news by several outlets.
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It's not a big deal although after how much they focused on Reye in Force Awakens I can see why people would complain.
I can kind of see why as well. I'll be there day one tho too watch.
It irks me a bit, but that's just because it's Disney and they always put in progressive characters just because. My biggest fear is that she will come off as Mary Sue-ish, hopefully they avoid that.
Other than that, Star Wars has always had a strong and diverse cast and they really didn't do much with Leia in the Force Awakens, which was a bit of a disappointment because she was an already-existing well-written, strong female character.