The Knights of Ren, even if theyвЂ™re not Force sensitive, are dangerous because they believe and follow the legacy of Darth Vader. With love comes loyalty, and with loyalty comes the willingness to do absolutely anything for the person or thing or organization youвЂ™ve promised yourself to. That love may have reached the dark side in Star Wars at last. In a way, love exists there, but itвЂ™s a love that is selfish and cruel. WhatвЂ™s scary is the passion behind those who ally themselves with the evil.

It can happen anywhere, anytime: at school, at work, on the internet, even at home. The concept and the KnightsвЂ™ worship of Vader are reminiscent of a mentality weвЂ™ve seen a lot in the news lately, unfortunately: people being slowly poisoned by evil forces, until they come to believe in what those forces are saying and pledge themselves wholeheartedly to their service. Not only do we see Kylo Ren eagerly accepting Supreme Leader SnokeвЂ™s dominance over him in the film, we see a group of potentially non-Force sensitive individuals with a literal love for Vader pledging themselves to a dark sider. Rogue Squadron is just one of several Star Wars films that may never happen.Review: Thrawn Ascendancy: Lesser Evil sticks an emotionally satisfying landing to Timothy ZahnвЂ™s latest Star Wars trilogy.Galactic Starcruiser: You could win a tip to DisneyвЂ™s Star Wars hotel вЂ“ hereвЂ™s how.5 LEGO Star Wars must-have stocking stuffers of 2021.Essentially, there has been no love in the dark side so far. WeвЂ™ve seen some individuals, like General Grievous and Admiral Piett, accept a Sith as a leader while fully aware of their powers, but weвЂ™ve never seen a display of loyalty on par with, say, the rebelsвЂ™ devotion to Mon Mothma and Princess Leia. Always, non Force sensitive beings are either cowering in fear of their Sith overlords or else bluffing their way to courage with backtalk. This idea of the Knights of Ren not being Force sensitive and worshiping Vader and Kylo has me excited, because weвЂ™ve never seen anything like it in any of the previous Star Wars films. And why worship someone with whom you have the power to compete with? via Lucasfilm More deserving of their loyalty, however, is his birthright: he is the grandson of the KnightsвЂ™ most cherished idol. Kylo is their Master, a godlike figure with godlike power to whom they owe their allegiance. Alternatively, he could be referring to KyloвЂ™s power over the Knights, who may regard Kylo as more than a leader. Snoke called Kylo вЂњMaster of the Knights of Ren,вЂќ perhaps alluding to the fact he is their leader, plain and simple. A lack of Force ability in the Knights makes sense for another, more substantial reason than simply a lack of lightsabers, however.

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