Star Wars: The Last Jedi – Kylo Ren’s Motives, Snoke’s Abilities, & Luke’s Tragic Past

Despite the tons of details we already know, Star Wars: The Last Jedi still has a lot of mystery going for it. We don’t know the parentage of our lead heroine, the motives of one of our villains, the basic identity of the other main villain, or where the filmmakers plan to take the story.

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Details are still slim pickings, but in a new edition of Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need To Know, there are a few key details that we’ve taken away.

Rey: This one seems kind of obvious in retrospect, but it was never really established that Rey traveled to Ahch-To to train with Luke — and yet we all assumed (accurately) that she would be training with him. Well, that assumption is wrong, and she was really planning on getting him to go back to the Resistance. Again, very obvious, but at least her motives are ironed out.

Luke: In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it was alluded to the fact that he was trying to rebuild the Jedi, only to be betrayed by Kylo Ren. This is confirmed in this, and also added that he was rumored to be in search of the first Jedi Temple. We have no idea if he gave up that search, or if it’s somewhere on Ahch-To.

Kylo Ren: His allegiances have always been shaky. Even following his murder of Han Solo, no one was certain whether or not he truly was bound for the Dark Side, and some hoped he may eventually turn. However, this news doesn’t look good. Apparently his loss to Rey in The Force Awakens embarrassed him, and now he’s on a mission to prove his worth to both himself and Snoke. He also “seeks revenge” on anyone and everyone responsible for the destruction of Starkiller Base.

Snoke: Not a whole lot is known about Snoke still, but this magazine revealed that he had the power of telepathy, among his other more standard Force abilities.

Praetorian Guards: We’ve seen plenty of images of these guys in the past, and despite the rumors, they’ve been cofirmed to be human, not robots.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi hits theaters on December 15, 2017.

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SOURCE: Star Wars News Net

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