Intriguing new character named Aya

Consistency (and persistence in the book!) of Aya's intrigue continues until the very end of this epic book.

Ship finally arrives at Canto Bight.

Ship crew ,who befriended her as a stowaway ,and already know what (whom) she is looking for, waits for her reaction outside the landed ship.

Moment of silence ,while Aya tries to sense Luke's presence.

Than she says, (to crew's disapointment), that she feels Luke isn't at Canto Bight.

They are dissapointed,but she comforts them,makes ferewell,in a style"Trust the Force, ..Mey the Force be with you".

Aya is than described walking away and dissapearing in Canto Bight crowd,and the last words about her are description of her plain white robe.

So,that's in the book,she is definitely going to find Luke.

 

Here is another aspect of Importance of Aya story.
Aya is putting in to a trouble a random - Rey theory.


"The elder continued in a dreamy tone, as if speaking to herself more than to Seeker. “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.”


Aside from a glimpse of early galactic history, the biggest revelation here is a village founded by Force sensitive human refugees has maintained that sensitivity for thousands of years. While we’ve had several known related Force sensitives and references to the Force being passed down family lines.

This is the first time we’ve seen direct evidence of it being maintained in population over an extended period of time. From this we can infer children born to Force sensitive parents have a high chance of being sensitive themselves.

That by the logic makes random Rey less probable, since new canon obviously inclines to ancestry born Force sensitivity.

 

Rey random is absolute redundancy whose only purpose would be to partially debrand Skywalker saga in order to make quick(no time) and superficial (not time), and morally corrupt (Kylo is mass murderer) romance phantasmagoria known as ReyLo possible .


so, I admire ReyLo enthusiasts but by now they should have understand...

....

 

Ok, I'l give a chance to your Random Rey( other word for ReyLo) hope guys for this 3 weeks, I have no more heart to make deals in absolute.

 

StarWars.com: Who are some of your favorite characters in this book and what makes them stand out for you?

Ken Liu:

I love Redy, the conspiracy theorist. She dedicates her considerable intellectual powers to motivated reasoning to defend a story that fits her worldview. While the reader is free to dismiss Redy, I think we all have a bit of Redy in us — it’s just much harder know when the inner Redy is spinning her tales.

I also love Aya-Glon, a girl from a world covered in water. She and a mysterious visitor to her world challenge each other’s deepest held beliefs while also learning from each other. Some of my most cherished friendships have been like that.


http://www.starwars.com/news/ken-liu-exploring-perfect-mythic-figure-the-legends-of-luke-skywalker

 

The real problem in here is not Aya the child, because she was be probabaly 19 when vent to find Luke again...problem is this makes Kylo even a greater killer if Luke had a Force sensitive wife, making hypotethical Rey's Force sensitive mother, Lukes lover/Wife -obviously by logic one of the victims of Kylo's slaughter so this Kylo even more(iretrievably) distanced for Rey..

In that sense,this is only problem for Lukes Force sensitive wife of any kind, unfortuinately serrious, ....it makes Kylo redemption even more distant, and Rey's everlasting enemy (not just he killed his father, he would be suspected killer of her mother to).

So in this sence, unfortunately.,I now understand ReyLo screemers., and I admitt it will be to much....

 

Aya goes to find Luke as an adult women.

It is her choice.

Go to your peperwork, in fact while doing this daily routine you could first read the book, than perhaps make your own self-endulging book in which Aya , actually, decide not to go to find Luke.

Spoiler

 

proposal...


Force vision.
Rey in a role of her father just before he met his destiny(Bespin, finding Vader is his father)





Force vision.
Rey in a role of her mother just before she met her destiny.

 

Ah, Lightsaber theory, it has big hole.

.in fact I personally destroyed this theory so its mentioned only by people who didnt read my razor cut..

If what is in Rey's vision is legacy Saber's-perspective, a record of events recorded by light saber himself..that saber should have been on Jakku to see this..



..which is nearly impossible, or, one who left the Rey had a saber with him....again proving Rey is probably Skywalker , and definitely not random.....

However we can move one step and destroy this theory completly:

For this to see, a departure of the ship that left Rey on Jakku in the vision, Saber should have stayed on Jakku with Rey.



Saber has thus just trigerred Force vision within Rey.