Only a Sith deals in absolutes

Kinky

Why not both?

Jokes on you, I'm into that shit

Understandable, have a nice day

To be fair, it's actually a pretty good book

I'd honestly say that Rey does have pretty noticeable character development (kind of). She's introduced as this Mary Sue wish fulfillment Star Wars fan stand in in Episode 7, but that's subverted in Episode 8 when she realizes that Luke, the Jedi, her parents, and, by extension, her aren't anybody special. Her character arc is learning that life isn't nice and neat like the stories she was told. Episode 9 kind of undermined this theme, but one could argue that her arc in that movie was coming to terms with her feelings/inner darkness, which does kind of make sense in the context of Episode 8 destroying the illusion of the Jedi's greatness. I still wish that Episode 9 fit more coherently with the rest of the trilogy tho.

I'm flattered

Yeah, I could see that being a semi-effective deterrent. Idk if it would be constitutional under the 8th amendment tho