Rey Solo

The problem is, learning the truth is supposed to make Rey realize it doesn't matter where she comes from. That's not how I would react if I knew my father was a man I just watched die, and a woman I was working for was my mother. Basically the truth makes Rey realize she is not her parents and her choices are her own. Not that she finds them. She simply finds answers about them, and can move on in her life now.

 

Just watch TFA again, the way Leia hugs Rey thats not just some girl. There is definitely something deeper there... 100 days until truth is revealed.

 

It wasn't a hug with a random girl. It was a hug between two women who loved Han. It may have only been a day with him, but Rey already saw him as a father to her, and mourned him with Leia. Leia lost her husband and son, Rey lost her first real parent.

 

To quote JJ. he wanted it to be a moment between two women/people strong with the force. Rey only knew han for about 2 days maybe ? I would not call that time to bond as a father figure but someone who was nice to her. I am guessing she did not get a whole lot of that on Jakku. Certainly someone worth wanting to know more. Its not that he just died. In a way he died for her... he risked his life to come and destroy skb and get Rey. Rey is very naive in many ways. It was easy for her to make friends with Han, Chewie and Finn. She will not find that the case with Luke.

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how did you figure out Rey is a Solo child? A tragedy like that certainly would have come up in Bloodline. The shocking twist is about Ren/Ben

 

Spoiler

It seems Rey really clung onto hope that Han could be a father. This is her state of mind in TLJ when she meets Luke, who is less than kind compared to him. It makes her miss Han more, and her anger towards Kylo grows.

I'll be honest though, from what I saw in TFA, Rey was an afterthought to everyone but Finn. His lying is what helped them rescue her. Han liked her a bit, but not as strongly as she felt for him, which makes sense when Kylo tells her she would have been disappointed. Han was not the kind of father she dreamed he might be.

 

Introduction of Kylo:



Comes from the LIGHT of the shuttle and go to the DARKNESS of Jakku

Tekka: The First Order rose from the Dark Side. You did not. You cannot deny the truth that is your family (The family of Kylo = Light side, Leia, Luke, Anakin redeemed)

Introduction of Rey:



Comes from the DARKNESS of a Star Destroyer and go to the LIGHT of Jakku.

Rey has probably dark side/Empire/First Order origins, Jakku has ties with Palpatine/The Empire:

"In 30 BBY, Palpatine and his Adviser Yupe Tashu traveled to Jakku to supervise an archaeological dig on the Plaintive Hand plateau. During that trip, Palpatine encountered a twelve-year old Galli, who had stowed aboard his yacht Imperialis. He took the young boy as a protege and tasked him with guarding the excavation site from any intruders.

Rax spent the next ten years guarding the Plaintive Hand plateau, which became the site for the Jakku Observatory. The Observatory was part of Palpatine's Contingency plan to destroy the Galactic Empire in the event that he died. Palpatine had no wish to leave his Empire to a successor and tasked Galli with executing the Contingency. The Jakku Observatory was home to computers which projected paths into the Unknown Regions, a collection of Sith relics, and a borehole which led to the planet's core. Palpatine instructed Galli to use the borehole to detonate the planet and the remnants of the Empire. Galli adopted the persona Gallius Rax and later became a Fleet Admiral in the Imperial Navy.

At some point during the Age of the Empire, the Galactic Empire established a secret research base and weapons facility on the planet"

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jakku

 

Indeed it says Kylo fuels his anger when reflecting something traumatic from his youth! Pablo Hidalgo.

Imagine If Rey turns out to be his sister,a profound treagedy from his youth upon which he drains his anger ,trauma that maybe decided at the end his fall to the Dark side, and jet he finds she is alive!?

His head will be mess.

But wait ,his head already is a mess.

 

Speaking of this scene and symbolism, Light behind Kylo when he's mentioning the "girl":



and the next shot is...

 

Rey will blow his mind.That much is clear from the first time he heard about her.
This way or another Rey will do to Kylo basicaly same thing that Luke did to Vader...kick his Dark ass into the Light.

Dejavou:

Vader:Emperor will show your true nature of the Force.He is your master now.

Luke:Than my father is truly dead.(that look)

Vader(inside mask):
whata...sh ..didn't exp...omg..no

 

I'm not sure I'll be shocked by this

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In my theory, it's just linked to this in Anakin's memory and I have Solo as the imaginary dad and Leia as the mother as well but I also think it's not very likely.

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And it is very clear that the first shot of Rey shows that she's the light behind the mask and she doesn't even had a face before the birth or the rebirth. Who are you ? I'm noone.



All her introduction scene is an ombilical chord, the long tunnel and then the light ... A birth.

It is absolutely obvious since you get it.

I made a story about this which is what it is but the symbol is here right in front our eyes.

But who's mask it is ?

 

Kylo Ren is always referred to as "son" in TFA movie dialogue and not "child". This is deliberate I'm sure.

They also seemed to consciously avoid calling her 'kid' like Han Solo calls many random young people he encounters in the canon. Kogge said that he wrote a line in the TFA junior novel where Han calls Rey 'kid' that he really liked but that it didn't make the final book.

 

Maybe because this is what parents do ?

 

Rian Johnson: "Writing Kylo Ren is just so much fun." "Star Wars boils down to the transition from adolescence into adulthood. That's the heart of these films and Rey is most obviously the one that hangs on. But it's also Kylo. In the originals you project entirely onto Luke, while Vader is the scary other - he's the minotaur. The fascinating thing about Kylo and Rey is that they're two sides of something. We can all relate to Kylo: to that anger of being in the turmoil of adolescence and figuring out who he's going to be as a man; dealing with anger and wanting to separate from his family. He's not Vader - at least, not Vader yet - and that's something I really wanted to get into." (Empire magazine October 2017) (Quote archive)

 

Maybe Han is the daddy, but Leia ain't the momma......

Think about it, yo!

YEEEAAAHHHHH!!!!!

 

Very doubtful.

 

If Leia says "No.....I...am your mother", I'm walking out.

No really, that would be bobo crazy!!

 

Lmao y'all realize the "motivator" is the word used there because this scene was deliberately calling back to the one in ESB where Han was also fixing the MF's "motivator"? Complete with shots of Rey, like Han, popping in and out of the ship's interior and demanding different types of tools.