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The comics really put a more sinister light on what happened. And how it happened in a far more intimate way than we've seen previously in SW. He's exposed to Snoke at any time the latter needs or wants to prove a point, or sow a seed of doubt from across the galaxy.
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There's just something icky about knowing how long Snoke has been interacting with Ben (Age 10.) And how he uses the "Childrens thoughts are pure, they do not practice self-deception" line as a way to manipulate Ben and convince him this new "identity" will make him feel seen.
She looks so done with him in the top section. And it looks like he's crying in it. Then he's completely shook in the last. What a funny comic.