The trailer showed a glimpse of his family. I wonder if they'll be central to the plot or just used as motivation for his actions. Sometimes, families are portrayed as two-dimensional, simply there to be rescued. I hope they’re given more depth and agency in this story. It would be interesting to see how their perspectives intertwine with Logan's journey, perhaps even challenging his motivations along the way. Family dynamics can add so much complexity to a narrative. I'm curious to see how they explore that here.

I've seen so many stories where the protagonist's quest for revenge consumes them, blinding them to the bigger picture. It's a powerful theme, but it can also be repetitive. I'm hoping this story offers a fresh perspective on the idea of redemption. Maybe Logan will find a way to break the cycle of violence and create a better future, not just for himself but for everyone affected by the empire's actions. It's a lofty goal, but I'm eager to see if they can pull it off. What do you guys think? Any predictions?

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This story reminds me so much of my own life. Not the time travel part, obviously, haha! But the feeling of being wronged and wanting to make things right. I was betrayed by a close friend a few years ago, and it took me a long time to move past it. I never got "revenge," but I did find my own redemption in forgiveness. It's a long and difficult road, but it's worth it. I hope Logan finds his peace too.

This premise sounds fascinating, but I'm worried about the pacing. Time travel narratives can be tricky to pull off. Will they be able to balance the action with the emotional weight of the story? I’m cautiously optimistic, but I've been burned before.

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