Intriguing new character named Aya

Nice to meet Force sensitive person to, cause you can see into future of this thread.

I must put this on spoiler

Spoiler: TLJ - Subtle unseen TLJ spoiler, not a joke

While trying to find DJ on Canto Bight, Rose shows a ring to with a hidden Resistance symbol to a young slave boy who helps her and Finn escape. The final scene of the movie shows boy retelling the legend of Luke Skywalker until he is yelled at to go work. He walks outside and very casually moves a broom an inch from the wall into his hand proving he is Force sensitive. We see him looking up at a ship shooting through the stars and we see him with the ring on his finger. A new generation of Jedi and rebels are out there and ready.
There will be loot of talk about this boy..

 

Existance of planet Lew'el is hard canon now, and the story about force sensitive Aya is thus also.

She boarded ship as a stowaway once , came to Canto Bight , searching for Luke.

Did she found him? Where is shehappened to her?



I think her story will apear in some way in episode IX , why would this story be introduced otherwise?

The Last Jedi really did not needed to see Luke catching fish with 100 m long spear, a technique he learned from Aya....this means something.

 

The age difference between Luke and Aya was order of magnitude as between Kylo and Rey 10+ years.
You are acusing Rey for been potential childbride to?

Aya is grown woman when she has gone to find Luke,she met Luke for the first time when she was still a child, just like Anakin met Padme.


From this girl Aya, Luke has learned fishing technique with extremly long spear using the Tide, which you can see for yourself in the movie The Last Jedi.

Why is that so?

Why is this in the move at all?

Some people around me are asking what is this strange scene, Luke hunts wih a spear long as the cliff is high..and than catches realy big fish?...it just makes people even more confused in the film...I am explaining those are subtleties of new canon, from book Legends of Luke Skywalker....its with purpose.


Do you realise its a canon now?

All of it, Lew'el, Aya, very Force sensitive women! She is indirectly confirmed in the Last Jedi she existed somewhere in Luke's story.

 

The thing is this Aya was very Force sensitive.
She said to Luke she will come to galaxy one day,to help restore balance if the Force (Tide)whishes..
That words.

There is no Aya in the
trilogy in so far.Only confirmation that Luke's story on Lew'el is true,canon,it happened,and that fishing he learned exactly from HER,from no one else.

Also the Tide and Ebb nature of the Force the Will od Force that is greater than individual will,seen in Rey's first lesson on Ahch-To ....those are teahings from Lew'el!

There is no Aya anywhere in the film.

Only depressed, In fact almost defated Luke.

And there comes a girl that brings balance.Rey.

Darknes rised,and Rey as a Light born to meet it.

 

I didn't know Mike Hamills children acted in the film?

 

You are right, children of Mike Hamill were one of the last Resistance survivors in Crate base.

woah...!



Dady came to save them

 

Thank you for giving me another chance to explain the beauty of the best new canon novel "Legends of Luke Skywalker".


Luke lives from the sea on Ahch-To, completly. Just like people on planet Lew'el, that Luke has visited many years ago.

There Luke learned that one that is attuned with the Force(Tide on Lewelian), can get from the living word what he is needed, the Tide will bring him all he needs, most notably food, but also clothes and tools if required.

This ancient knowledge goes so far, that one that is attuned with the Tide , believes that the Force(Tide) drives fish on the tip of the spear..making almost unimaginable fishing with 100 meters long spears reality.

Tala Sirens are sitting on shore, giving to Luke,green shakemilk, anyway, acording to Lew'elians creatures would give him anything, even their bodies for food if the Force whishes it for the seeker.The seeker however must understand the Tide and Ebb, understand the nature of the Force,its will that is greater than any individual will of the man, and only ask what he is needed, not more than that.
When Luke was leaving Lewe'll, he said to Aya:

"I learned I do not need to catch the fish all the time.The fish will came to me when the time is right"

Thala Sirens are leaving the sea,governed by the Tide (Force), for Luke to milk them, a proof that dirrector clearly had in mind Lew'el teachings.

 

I think Rian Johnson has left the hint and continuation spot in the end of ep IX, in concordance with what has been written in "Legends of Luke Skywalker" and in TLJ Visual Dictionary, which is observable troughout the film on Ahch-To.

At the and of the film, there is something in front of the sun that Luke is watching with the tears in his eyes, before he lefts his body in Spirit.

Something small, like a big dot in front of a sun. It looks like a small flying object in front of the sun.




First I presumed it was a small spaceship passing in front of the Sun.

But it seems could be a shadow of a big avian in a far distance.



In the "Legends of luke Skywalker" Luke and Aya flew on this wind-trusters around the planet Lew'el, , and in particularily touching scene they were covering each other from the Sun by flying one over another from time to time ..

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Aya is in the book also described as having dimples on her cheeks, which is a sign of beauty and not very common facial feature, while been hereditary.



And its strange author mentions this exact facial feature detail of Aya-Glon, since actress Daisy Ridley which is acting girl that is one generation after Aya-Glon, is also known to have very expressed cheek dimples.