[ The sad thing is, in this instance, Hux is right about Ren. Aimless as he is, living life, for the first time, without a father, a father figure, or a master, he's in no hurry to formulate a plan to escape, or to plan much of anything at all. And, like Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, he's finding that cutting and running is coming somewhat naturally to him.
But he can't deny that he sees something of 'home' in Hux. It's not the kinship he feels with Rey, that bond forged of not only the Force, but also mutual experiences with loneliness and abandonment. And he loathes Hux, but at least he's familiar. More familiar than anything else on this rock. Finally, somebody from their universe, who isn't with the Resistance. Somebody who knows only Kylo Ren and doesn't give a damn about Ben Solo.
Is it Hux's doing or his own that sends him not to his own quarters, but to the bridge?
Snappishly: ] What is this? [ AND DON'T YOU GIVE HIM A SMART-ASS RESPONSE LIKE "THE BRIDGE." ]
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But he can't deny that he sees something of 'home' in Hux. It's not the kinship he feels with Rey, that bond forged of not only the Force, but also mutual experiences with loneliness and abandonment. And he loathes Hux, but at least he's familiar. More familiar than anything else on this rock. Finally, somebody from their universe, who isn't with the Resistance. Somebody who knows only Kylo Ren and doesn't give a damn about Ben Solo.
Is it Hux's doing or his own that sends him not to his own quarters, but to the bridge?
Snappishly: ] What is this? [ AND DON'T YOU GIVE HIM A SMART-ASS RESPONSE LIKE "THE BRIDGE." ]