Finn would have been a better main character than Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, and one scene from The Rise of Skywalker proves it.
The Star Wars sequel trilogy centered on Rey's journey to becoming a Jedi, but one crucial scene from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker proves that Finn should've been the main character. When Star Wars: The Force Awakens's first teaser trailer was released in 2014, John Boyega's Finn was the first character to be shown, suggesting that he could end up being the film's primary lead.
Finn's Story Would've Been Better Than Rey's In The Sequel Trilogy Finn's initial setup in The Force Awakens shows that his story would've been far more interesting than Rey's in the sequel trilogy. Unlike many of the main protagonists in previous Star Wars stories, Finn started his journey working for the bad guys, raised as a stormtrooper to fight for the evil First Order.
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