Intriguing new character named Aya

Great read, best SW book in my opinion.

 

This trilogy needs Rey to be daughter of Luke Skywalker and Aya Glon.
Its saving grace, and unexpected, fulfilling.
Luke had a love of his life.He probably didn't know she was preagnant in the turmoils that transpired, . he also by this disconnected from the ancient Jedi laws of celibacy,as it was a time for change,for the Flux (Aya calls herself also a Change, a Flux).
He disconected himself from the Force later.
But Aya was guided by the Tide, Force, and brough this child to life against odds.
She knew this is for greater good, for the balance.
This makes Luke the father.
This makes Luke's deep sorrow and escape from everything more understandable .
This makes Rey's powers obvious, and glorious who she realy is.
In practice, a next chosen one, brought by Skywalker, but governed by the will of the Force itself maybe even against his will or intention.
It makes glory of entire this trilogy, and retrospectively of episode VIII to.
If only someone from Story Department could consider this (if they already didn't) instead of 2 drunkard no-one parents.

.... bring the true magic and power of Star Wars back!

 

Interesting.. The 3 Luke's teachings (lessons) he has given to Rey, resemble the 3 quests he had on Planet Lew'el.

I whish if more people would take time and read this book, so we can discuss it.

This is obviously very important subject, the finest subtlety of understanding the TLJ story, and possibly key of entire trilogy.

Thank you for participating in this advanced debate.

 

The Visit To Lew'el

The centerpiece of The Legends of Luke Skywalker is a story bearing the title "Fishing in the Deluge." It's the one told by the most reliable narrator — the woman who was actually at Luke's side during the events — and it also seems to act as the cornerstone of Luke's own character arc.

Millennia past, before even the time of the Jedi, a group of Force-sensitives fled to the oceanic world of Lew'el for sanctuary. There, they built an isolationist civilization dedicated to peace and submission to what they called "the Tide," and lived their lives untroubled by changes in the galaxy. Luke eventually heard rumors of the magic of this world, and headed to Lew'el in hope of being taught this people's ways.



The crucial difference between the Lew'el and the Jedi is that the Lew'el stress the need to trust the Force. They do not believe that it is necessary to act; rather, it is necessary to trust, and to be carried by the Tide. They reject the idea of light and dark altogether, instead referring to them as the ebb and flow of the Tide, each a part of the Force's nature. Although Luke was resistant to their teaching at first, he eventually learned that they may be right. As he noted, "You're saying that lack of trust that things will work out without my intervention is why I cannot catch the fish."

It's a tantalizing hint as to why Luke would feel comfortable heading out to Ahch-To, even as the First Order launched a devastating attack on the New Republic. In the years between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, Luke has learned to trust the Force that things will work out — even without his intervention.


The story closes with a fascinating speech from Luke:

"There are more ways to serve good than by fighting and confronting evil. You also serve the good by standing guard and maintaining pools of tranquility and peace; you also rebuke evil by showing that there is another way than death and violence. We are all connected through [the Force], and there's a time and place to rest, as well as a time and place to act."

The words sound eerily prophetic, speaking of a time when Luke himself will abandon the galaxy and stand guard over the first Jedi Temple. In doing so, he will still be rebuking evil as he shows there is another way. The challenge for Luke will be to remember that, as he rightly says, there is still a time and place to act. Rey's arrival has summoned him back to the galaxy, and it's time for the legend to walk among the people once again.

 

Woldn't this be magnificent if true?

Order of sequence, please follow.....

1.Luke has exhausted his power after bilocating, he barely grips to the rock.


2.He looks at the shattered peaces on the rock, those same peaces that flew when Rey was on that rock.



3.He than lifts his eyes towards the sun...did he never sough a star before?
It is a look of vision, he sees some aparition.He is surprised, with look of revelation in his eyes.


4.Next scene shows us ordinary star- Sun, however in front of it something is passing, its moving like a bird in a distance.


5.There is a surprise and desire in Luke's eyes in the same time.He is looking at something particular..in a sense of revelation.


6.All of this gives him strenght to sit on the rock as he craves to see it again.



7.Second red star appears behind the clouds,..but..,it is actually touching with first one.


8.He looks again below him,again those shattered peaces on the rock..like its a"puzzle".



9. ...He finally looks again in the distance.
Luke is having epyphany, he now knows and understands everything.


10.In front of the first star there is again this same flying shadow, now larger, closer, in fact it appears now those are 2 shadows of avian,another one joined, flying one near the other.




11.
Luke is complete
"wind-trusters"
His body disappears..
.....and his robe flies away taken by the wind.


I need HQ video....

 

Please watch this, using the point of view shown in the previous post.

This , if true, makes this film ,and entire trilogy a masterpiece.

 

You would lose Money.

Luke catches fish on Ahch-To using spearfish method Aya teached him.

And Pablo Hidalgo says its technique he learned on Lew'el.

It will be huh..?

 

Rian Johnson did.

And is making spearfish scene seemingy out of the context.

Why is spearfish(and tala syrens scene) logical only after reading Deluge story?
Also Rey
is seeing vision of the Force, remember where nest of Porgs is in tranquility, tide that brings life, and than sea destroyes the Porg nest,its the ebb...Lew'el teachings.

 

After reading Fishing at Deluge(Lew'el) suddenly the sperfishing, tala syrens milking
all becames clear.

Did you Know
there are 3 quests that Luke had on Lew'el that are in every way similar to 3 teachings Luke has given to Rey on Ahch-To?

In fact Rey finished
only 2 teachings, and Luke finished 2 quests on Lew'el, jet Luke find out 3rd lesson, but is not in the film apparently, or maybe it is?

--- Double Post Merged, Jan 9, 2018, Original Post Date: Jan 9, 2018 ---

EDIT- want to hear 3rd lesson Rey
didnt finished?
Its in the book.