Her being his niece is like Rey being Palpatine's granddaughter. Just wow. What a sad fate to have that a-holes name, truly. I would've changed my name. lmao
As someone who doesn't care to celebrate their birthday, cannot relate. Honestly could care less. The only thing it does for me is give me an excuse to eat a cake by myself and I really don't need another such excuse rn tbh. lol
"Significant" is pretty subjective overall. In the end, there will always be critics to whatever you do. People in the US have been brainwashed into thinking people like GW and Christopher Columbus were good people until people connected the dots and realized they were in fact not. I won't be the one to cure cancer or end war in my lifetime, but the most I can do at this point is to give someone else hope.
Just being a role model for someone or treating someone like a human being is still significant if you think about it. People get attached to the romanticized idea of being hailed a hero for something "significant" that happened, but usually being that kind of stereotype involves a type of sacrifice. This is why comic book heroes usually have tragic back stories. It is not so black and white.
The sequel trilogy sucks. Nothing they (Disney) come out with comes to par with TOR which was for the few trailers it had, were the only thing that captured the essence and vibe of Star Wars since the original 2D Clone Wars animated show. The Mandalorian is alright but it has too many Disney aspects to it that remind of how they mucked up sequel trilogy. GL failed us and sold the franchise to this realms Jabba The Hut.
So, they want us all to suffer for their bad decisions? Well that just puts us all on the same playing field (except for the 1%) and at which point, we will revolt and take them (1%) down with us.