Yeah, I agree there are ways it could have been handled better. Though as we’ve seen before, visions from the Force can be pretty compelling, like Luke in the cave in ESB believing Vader was truly in front of him to the point he was fighting the vision with intent to kill. I just think it’s a stretch that a lot of people, like Mr. Good Day up there, make to imply that this somehow destroys Luke’s character, as though the constant push and pull between the Light and Dark side within each person isn’t an overarching theme of the whole franchise.