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   Episode XI - Order from Chaos   
      
   Rey is restless.  The dark side have maligned the galaxy, which wants peace   
   and rest from the persecution of the Sith and the Dark Side.  Now forming the   
   New Republic, Rey is training Padawan in the ways of the force.  But there are   
   Sith out there, and    
   the Empire is far from dead, and Rey knows this only too well.  Rey receives   
   an 'E-Mail' from a lover of Kylo Ren.  The mysterious women tells her that   
   Kylo was torn at times, and did not always necessarily want to choose the dark   
   side.  He believed at    
   times he was a son of Han Solo, and that the light side of the force had   
   answers the dark side didn't always offer.  The challenge, as he saw it, in   
   this war for balance in the force, is to try and resolve the issues some way,   
   as Kylo potentially wanted    
   an Empire were people had satisfying lives at least.  The dark side would rule   
   with the power of individualism, but Kylo didn't feel people always needed to   
   necessarily be oppressed to achieve this, and there were potentially 'Other   
   Solutions'.  The    
   email closes with the lover saying she might email Rey again some time with   
   some other stories.   
      
   This begins Rey's soulsearching, and she sits on the Jedi Council, pondering   
   ideas about how it all should work out in what she calls 'The Paradigms of the   
   Force', which are not always necessarily in harmony and agreement with   
   themselves.   
      
   Rey finds a philosophy of 'Order from Chaos' which is that life is processing   
   the raw data of knowledge and the universe, and making sense of the world as   
   history passes along.  In a sense she finds that nothing really matters -   
   barring experience - and    
   she starts considering that other people, even the dark side, have   
   perspectives on knowledge.   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)