Intriguing new character named Aya

I think Kylo has used Rey very cleverly, to distract Snoke and execute him.
His move on Snoke was brilliant.

Kylo is clever enough not to see Rey as another one to kill, but as a possible most powerfull ally. This is obvious from the start, from ep VII.

In the elevator Kylo obviously had considered possibility to use Rey as an ally.

Only at the end of ep VIII, he realises she can not be turned into his ally.

 

It is fatal, and inevitable.

It is the eternal circle defined in best Star Wars canon book..

“The Tide is a powerful force, and it can drown you as well as uplift you. Long before they came to Lew’el, our ancestors had learned how to ride the Tide. For a time they were the brightest stars in the galaxy, drawing the interest of those who loved power and sought my ancestors’ aid in their quest for more of it. Some of my ancestors succumbed to the temptation and believed that they could master a force that sustained the very fabric of existence; others believed that it was impossible as well as morally repugnant to try to turn the Tide, the ether that connects everything to everything else, into an instrument for domination. The war between them brought great suffering and devastated a thousand worlds before it finally burned out. The survivors came to Lew’el to hide, vowing never again to allow knowledge of the Tide to be used to pervert it.”

Elder grandmother to Luke Skywalker,planet Lew'el.
Legends of Luke Skywalker, Fishing on Deluge.

 

Force needs Kylo to be no more and Rey will not need to use Force anymore to opose him (like Luke on Ahch-To,or people on Lew'el.).

Force does not belong to anyone, using it for personal cause is perverting it.(says Luke, says book)

So, Rey must kill Kylo(or convert him) and than disconnect from Force like Luke on Ahch-to, and that's it. That's what Force wants.


I mean, we want unsuspecting end of the saga , do we?

 

I am just sticking to new canon.

The nature of the Force is such that one is perverted by using it, it does not belong to any person. We must accept Film , the teaching of Luke. Luke says truth to Rey.

Egostic Kylo must be no more. He must be converted back to Ben,or die.

The existance of powerful darksider Kylo and powerful Lightsider Rey is not balance of the Force, it is eternal War that burns down the worlds and causes endles suffering.

https://thecantina.starwarsnewsnet....character-named-aya.53240/page-15#post-475772

 

I hope so, but Kylo awaits catharsis.

Han, Luke, Leia, Rey, and a list of persons, and spirits ,that will haunt him.....this man will not sleep well, and one does not need to be prophet or dirrector of ep IX to see its inevitable.

 

I am combining teachings from Lew'el and Luke's which are in conjuncture.
Force is having its own will.

In my eyes, after Luke's teachings in ep VIII:
Using the Force for yourself is just as Chewy eating Porg.Of course you can do it. Of course it will even feed you for some time,and be tasty, but its not right.

Because, The Force , just as Porg has its own will and the right on its own.

 

Aya is in the novel already a young woman (about 19) and is telling her story how she meet Luke when she was 12.Luke visited her planet seeking precious knowledge.

She is grown woman, stowaway on a cargo ship. She is going to find Luke as she prommised years ago. First person story.

Judging from Luke's finding of the ancient star compass on Pillio, which could have lead Luke to Lew'el, Luke was 24 or 25 years old when he visited Lew'el.

. So, Luke is most likely 12-13 years older than Aya. If she found Luke afterwards, when she was 20 he was 32.

Rey was born when Aya would be about 22-24.

As a point of reference, age diference between main love expectation amongst fandom Kylo-Rey(galactic Titanic), is 10 -11 years .

In the film, we see Luke uses teachings from Lew'el.As well as spearfishing he learned there, which is unique.

 

About that compass. Its is a film like story introduced in Battlefront II, which is now Canon, also mentioned in The legends of Luke Skywalker, and compass is officialy at Luke in the episode VIII.


It is ancient Star compass that Luke found just after the battle of Endor in the Palpatine's secret observatory.

It was almost destroyed,but Luke got him.... Luke is looking at it by the clear curiosity to try to test it, to see where one is leading.

It is very likely this pointed him to constelation where Lew'el is.

Why introduce this?

Now of course casual public does not notice this jet and dont give importance to this details, but it is developed story already.

Lew'el story for itself is no less than epic.

and, we see a "wind truster" ,symbol of Lew'el, in Luke's revelation scene ...it is--preparation.
Of course people don't understadnt it jet. Which is actually perfect we can speak freely without risk of spoiling and spreading the news.