Come to think of it. It would be unfair not to mention the fact that the whole Skywalker family just died for no apparent reason, unless certain people wanted to kill the past for some reason.
It's a timely, poignant reminder to people that breaking the laws of canon established by the original creator leads only to the franchise's fracture and irrevocable changes that will be affecting future plans and projects, which will further tarnish a particular franchise.
I'm throwing away this lightsaber. It conveys a rather simple, important message. Sequels, it is an over-hyped train-wreck scam that did something truly ground-breaking: it utterly destroyed that Skywalker family. I subscribe to the theory that they never had a cohesive, firm, feasible plan for a sequel trilogy.
Sidious was not even a contingency plan, it was more of a last-ditch attempt to save everything. And this plan fell short- or even deeper. It fell down the shaft like Sidious in episode VI.
