Rey Solo

Han killed a lot of people. In TFA, he killed a bunch of dudes.

So yes, he's a murderer.

 

There are numerous situations that legally separate killing from murder and nearly every moral system makes the same distinction. Conflating the two is dangerous.

 

I'm not sure Kylo Ren has the same view of good and bad than you. Actually, the bad guys think the good guys are the bad ones.

 

It makes sense,not that it must be true story,but there is no reasom not to be either.
Snoke arranged abduction of little girl (her birth name is not Rey)when she was 4 (before?) which resulted in catastrophy in which she was lost for the family. Snoke tried to influence Ben entire his life but he was strong,and family love keeped him and his sister safe from him.
Snoke's strike was in the most vulnerable point of the family,young child.
Circumstances of this fictional story were this:Han hold himself responcible for the
loss of the 4 years old child.Perhaps Han failed to save girl making mistake that looked like that mistake led to child's death.Ben(14 years old then) lost his sister.He lost confidence in his father.Leia than sends teenage Ben to Luke,(she didn't want his child to train in Jedi ways before this!)but the seed of Ben's fall was placed already.
Leia says she shouln't send Ben away.She should have keeped father and son together.Luke is a Jedi,but Han is his father. Ben needed love and confidence.

Solo's are not family disaster,the disaster struck them,arranged by Snoke.I want him suffer.

 

Not necessarily.

Reys parentage theories have many pieces of evidence pointing towards that one, however most of them (especially the ones that involve parents seen in TFA (Rey Solo and Rey Skywalker) have very weak explanations of how Rey ends up on Jakku with no memory of her family who she meets during the film.

 

I am going sheepishly apologize. As I responded to your directly as opposed to context. You were using Kylo Ren's reasonings. That makes much more sense.

But the context of the scene shows her trying to flee Plutt and get back on the ship. So "taken" here could simply mean separated by circumstance given that someone Rey is trying to get away from Plutt to get on the ship to leave WITH someone most likely family.

So its an interesting word choice but isn't very compelling evidence.

 

My own interpretation is that they left her on purpose.

 

There is nothing to solve. Rey's parents are NOT in Ep VII ... That's just it and that's why every theory felt flat every time and people are keeping searching because if they search it is because they didn't find it. I mean just not here but every where ...

The master piece of Disney is that they made all the fans looking at the finger while they were showing the moon.

 

But actually this theory is one of most documented I've seen, I like the effort

The only one with more material is the one I did.

But you're missing some crucial points with Rey. Every time, there's a link with Anakin and the breathe, the silent omnipresence of the breathe. Those are major clues especially when you hear the first words of the trailer of the last jedi ( I predicted 3 scenes of the trailer actually and there is a date stamp post to prove it on the thread ).

I'm not selling my thing because I don't care if people buy it or not but there's a very long list of parallels between Rey / Anakin and Kylo / Vader.

https://thecantina.starwarsnewsnet.com/index.php?threads/theory-rey-is-the-good-in-vader.11586/

People can't pretend it is coincidence.

Once you get confortable with the idea, it makes sense, it makes a lot of sense.

MH: "George has talked to me about doing something at the turn of the century in the last trilogy, but it wouldn't be on the same plane of existence."

https://moviepilot.com/p/mark-hamill-spoils-the-last-jedi-twist/4255394

At one moment, he had the idea, not sure they did it, not sure they put the story 30 years later but they had the idea.

I'm not really sure Rey's parents are important to the plot to come.

 

Rey and her brother Kylo Ren are more important to the plot than their parents.

 

I want to believe she is related to the Skywalkers, but I wonder if she was an abducted "Child Soldier" of the First Order, like Finn. Perhaps she never made it to the First Order and somehow wound up at Jakku.