Why would TR 8R know >what Finn looked like? >that he

I assumed that TR-8R knew Finn personally from being a Stormtrooper and recognised him that way

What's the canon expansion

>>64460958
None yet. I'm sure Disney/Marvel will make a comic about it though.

They must spend some time together without their helmets on. Eating meals in the mess hall? Showering? Getting ready for bed? I don't think it's that silly that someone would recognize him.

Why was Finn so hesitant to shoot the villagers, and then entirely okay with slaughtering his former comrades a few scenes later?

>>64461030
One of those groups was pointing guns at him.

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>>64460958
I really like this theory.

I won't be surprised if Disney canonizes it, even if only to cash in on TR-8R's online popularity. Given the precedent set by the old EU, it's no stretch to assume that every random stormtrooper has a backstory.

>>64460886
A sense of camaraderie and a willingness to fight for the man next to you is one of the greatest assets that a soldier has.

Presumably it's things like that that make kidnapped-and-raised-from-birth stormtroopers superior to clones or battle droids, otherwise the First Order would be using them instead.

I'm sure all the stormtroopers know each other.

>>64461030
The stormtroopers are the bad guys

Also, killing armed soldiers trained to kill from birth vs. killing innocent civilian children, not really a tough moral dilemma

>>64461064
Droids are ineffective (they were only threatening due to their sheer numbers) and clones were expensive, slow to grow and in fewer number

ah no really is this happening right now

is this the new bane?

>>64461061
It's not even a theory. It's common fucking sense.

>>64461148
It's beyond 4chan. This meme is fucking huge right now.

>>64460958
Apparently according to a novelization, TR8R is one of a fout-man training squad that included Finn. Effectively, they were classmates.