Rey Solo

God, Rey biological daughter of Leia and Han make no sense, why Rey and Ben doesn't recognize/tell to Rey the truth ?

They're both Force sensitive, Ben was inside Rey's mind...

"Rey is my daughter/my sister but I will wait until the next movie to tell her because we have to make a twist in the second movie of the trilogy just like the OT"

 

I'm starting to find the complete refusal by the Soloists to tackle the questions and just regurgitate the same points over and over again...disturbing.

I'm stepping out of this thread and awaiting the release of the film.

 

Adam Driver recorded the "it is you" from the canon novelization for the LEGO game:

"It is you... my lost sister...but Abrams told me to not tell you the truth in this movie because the twist will be in the middle chapter"

From the canon novelization:



"I'm proud of what you're about to do," she told the girl.
Rey replied in all seriousness. "But you're also afraid. In sending me away, you're ---reminded."
Leia straightened. "You won't share the fate of our son."

"It is you... my lost daughter... but Abrams told me to not tell you the truth in this movie because the twist will be in the middle chapter"

BONUS:



Leia doesn't care about Rey after the hugging, she's alone in the base, strange for a mother who just found her lost daughter...

This theory next month:

 

There was time for the love story between Anakin and padme

 

So he has to be related to the Skywalker somehow right ? Only Skywalker's blood is strong in the Force. That's the point of all those theories right ?

 

Snoke doesn't know:

-where Luke is in the galaxy, the First Order need the map
-he doesn't know where Leia and the Resistance Base are in the galaxy, it's because they tracked the reconnaissance ship that they know they are in the illenium System

I'M SORRY BUT REY DAUGHTER OF LEIA CAN'T WORK OR IT WILL BE THE MOST INCOHERENT TWIST EVER MADE.

 

@McDiarmid: you keep saying Snoke knows "senses everything" and she was hidden from him for this reason, but there's no basis for this.
in fact, Snoke doesn't know or care at all about Rey.
he even dismisses Ren's claims that's she's a powerful Force user.
as far as TFA is concerned, he is completely ignorant of any potential value Rey may have.
it's Ren who recognizes her as the awakening. Snoke just thinks she's a distraction and nothing more.

 

I usually really enjoy debating over a theory, I love learning someone's POV on something especially if I think differently or I gain information that I wasn't previously aware of. However I have gained no information what so ever from debating with you except your one sided opinions.

You have zero ability to address the issues put to you where someone may disagree with what you think. You aren't here to debate, discuss or even argue, your sole purpose in this thread is to preach.

Myself, @master_shaitan @Addi Ras @LilyInTheSkywalker and many others have tried to engage you in debate over this and met nothing but outright dismissal. We may aswell have opted to debate this with a brick wall.

I've said it once before and I'll say it again, I really do advise you to brace yourself for disappointment on release day. Sorry, but even Luke agrees with me

 

I was thinking this today. Suppose when Ben turned, it was Leia's choice to have Tekka watch over Rey to protect her, to keep her away from harm. But instead of Unkar taking her to Tekka, he decided to make her work for him instead. I believe I read somewhere that the communications system in Tuanul village isn't working so no way of informing Leia that Rey isn't there.

 

From what I read in another thread LST wasnt on jakku to look out for rey, I'm sure he was only there for the map. Its explained in one of the EU novels or comics I think.

 

But somehow Leia knew he had the map to Skywalker ... Communications must be working.

 

I was thinking tonight of the scene in TFA where Rey is getting ready to leave to see Luke. In the novelisation, Leia fiddling with Rey's jacket while feeling uneasy and uncertainty is exactly the same thing a parent does with their child when he/she is going off to war; making sure the tie is done properly, no creases in the jacket and the hat is on straight. It's their way of trying to hide their concern and anxiety.

Maybe Leia is feeling this way because when she sent Ben off to train with Luke, he turned evil and destroyed everything he worked hard for. Now Rey is going off to see Luke and maybe Leia is worried that the daughter she's been reunited with could turn out the same way?

Also, I read this news article tonight about a mother and son who had been reunited after 56 years apart and when she saw him, it was the face of someone she didn't necessarily know but his features were close to her heart. Maybe this could put emphasis on when Leia and Rey meet as a mother-daughter reunion; their faces may not be recognisable after years apart but their features are unmistakable.

 

No. She is worried about the fact that she is sending a young girl to an old man who may be delusional and even dangerous. Leia would go by herself but she can't. Even more of a reason to be worried. Luke should be the one who is worried about Rey turning btw.

14 years doesn't make that much of a difference than 56 years would do. But to come back to the topic: The first thing Leia is doing after she reunited with her lost daughter is sending her away? What a great and loving mother...

 

Leia's a character that's all about sacrificing for the greater good. She essentially sacrificed her own husband (gambled his life) by sending him on quixotic quest to bring their son to the Resistance (a means to weaken the First Order). This is a common theme through the canon with Leia. One that she was trying to impart to Poe Dameron. So while I don't Leia think needs to recognize Rey yet and there's no indication that she has, it's not out of character if she did and is keeping quiet about it knowing that Rey has her own journey to go on that she cannot interfere with. Leia is a character surrounded by death and loss and tragedy and sacrifice.