The Last Jedi's revelation about Rey's parents was a bold choice, her ties to Palpatine in The Rise of Skywalker better ...

when Rey first touches Luke Skywalker's lightsaber, she has a vision where she see's herself as a child, with her parents flying away from her—leaving her on the planet Jakku. Then in The Last ...

A lonely scavenger girl from the desert planet Jakku, Rey grew up in isolation ... eye to the horizon, not unlike Luke Skywalker in A New Hope. But Rey always felt different.

Since The Force Awakens, Rey has had flashbacks of her parents leaving her on Jakku while they take off in a ship, but her memory has always been foggy. In The Rise of Skywalker as Rey and the ...

In The Rise of Skywalker, Rey finally sees her parents ... In order to protect Rey, her parents escaped to Jakku, where they hid out in order to keep Palpatine from finding her.

Either way, Leia Organa, Han Solo, and Luke Skywalker all had their reasons for helping this child of Jakku. An unsettling new theory offers an intriguing explanation for why Rey already seems ...

Luke Skywalker’s blue-colored lightsaber ... we hear Obi Wan and Yoda call out to Rey, but why do we see Rey’s past on Jakku? Why would we see Luke’s final moments before going into hiding ...

Luke Skywalker: Small town hero ... Self-defense is a must for a Jakku scavenger, and Rey has won respect for her skills with her staff and her willingness to use it if crossed or threatened.

It is fitting that the Skywalker Saga comes to an end here. Rey walks around Luke’s old home, with the same sense of adventure that was instilled in her as she scavaged through Jakku when we ...

After all, Rey is Luke Skywalker’s daughter. Yes, you read that correctly: Rey of Jakku, the protagonist who is absent a surname, might as well be called Rey Skywalker at this point, because she ...

Not the whole “Rey Skywalker” thing ... because she hated living on Jakku. She has no reason to believe that Tatooine would be a “peaceful” resting place for Luke, never mind Leia.