For weeks now we have heard that actor Matt Smith will portray a Sith acolyte in Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker.

The part of this rumor that is most fascinating, is that this acolyte will in fact be posessed by the spirit of Darth Sidious!

That’s right; Emperor Palpatine himself is said to return, only as a spirit from the netherworld of the Force.

During Revenge of the Sith, it was Palpatine who shared with a young Anakin Skywalker the Sith legend of Darth Plagieus the wise, and his ability to manipulate the midichlorians.

This dark side power enabled the Sith Lord to prevent others from dying; it did not however prevent himself from being killed by his young apprentice, Darth Sidious.

Since Darth Sidious/ Palpatine learned this evil ability, then it stands to reason that he had the ability to use it as well.

For this to be done in Episode IX, I want to look further back to a light side force user, a Jedi Knight, for answers on how it could play out.

In Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, Jedi master Yoda informs Obi-Wan Kenobi that his old master, Qui-Gon John, has returned from the netherworld of the Force.

It is implied that Qui-Gon has conversed with Yoda; something we see in Star Wars The Clone Wars.

If then a Jedi can maintain their eternal consciousness, then why not a Sith? In Legends material, it has been seen more than once, including with Emperor Palpatine.

This then is a highly probable plot twist for Episode IX. It seems likely that if this is indeed accurate, that Kylo Ren and Rey joining forces to defeat the Emperor is also plausible.

It would certainly make for an interesting plot, and would be a fitting way to bring a conclusion to the Skywalker Saga.

Fans the world over have waited for thirty six years to see a fitting end for their hero Luke Skywalker, and though The Last Jedi failed to offer that, then perhaps the story will come full circle, and bring closure in Episode IX, with both the hiers and legacy of the Force.

Everyone in fandom wants to know who Rey is? More specifically, Is Rey a Skywalker? For certain, we won’t know until Star Wars Episode IX is released in theaters in December. We might get a glimpse of that on Friday with the trailer. For now, I want to discuss the implications of Rey’s parents as a matter of impact upon the Skywalker Saga, and what it would mean moving forward. This is, of course my own perspective, and not something to be taken as any sort of confirmation one way or another.

The sequels in many ways are a soft reboot to the franchise, and at their heart is a young girl, Rey. Abandoned by her family on the desert world of Jakku, we find in Rey a character not unlike Luke.

As The Force Awakens reveals many callbacks and similarities, it also presents many unknowns. One constant throughout the film are the many connections to Rey and to the Skywalkers.

First, the desert world itself, where Lor San Takka dwells in a village not far from where Rey lives, and yet she seems to have no knowledge of him.

Then, we find her means of escape, the Millennium Falcon, which is conveniently parked on her doorstep.

Rey’s interaction with Han Solo on Takadonna further add weight to her lineage, as is the unseen conversation between Han and Maz Kanata.

All of this add a piece to the puzzle, but it isn’t until Rey finds Luke’s lightsaber that we see our most powerful connection to date.

When Maz finds Rey, she tells her that the person she seeks is in her future, to which Rey whispers Luke.

All of these are potential hints as to what we as fans want to know: Is Rey Luke’s daughter? Personally, I am going to be disappointed if she isn’t.

It would mean that the past four years have been wasted waiting for an answer that we didn’t get.

Daisy Ridley herself stated that she thought the answer was obvious to those who had seen The Force Awakens, however she soon realized that it wasn’t.

In my opinion, it would make for a very fitting end to the Skywalker Legacy, and would make Luke’s death a more meaningful event in The Last Jedi. It would, in many ways, bring balance to the Force.

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