Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi (2017)

[BigRedMoe]

Theory going around.... Rey is the daughter of Luke and Sabine Wren. Satine Wren and Obi Wan are Sabine's parents..... Rey is part Skywalker and part Kenobi.

 

[Ewa PGH Fan]

Theory going around.... Rey is the daughter of Luke and Sabine Wren. Satine Wren and Obi Wan are Sabine's parents..... Rey is part Skywalker and part Kenobi.

Interesting theory but it flies in the face of Obi Wan's no romantic relationships for Jedi mantra. Of course, Disney could spin it that that was Obi Wan's mantra only cause he was burned by love once.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Interesting theory but it flies in the face of Obi Wan's no romantic relationships for Jedi mantra. Of course, Disney could spin it that that was Obi Wan's mantra only cause he was burned by love once.

In fairness, no romance doesn't necessarily have to mean no sex or reproduction. To that end, Jedi could be magical gigolos.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Theory going around.... Rey is the daughter of Luke and Sabine Wren. Satine Wren and Obi Wan are Sabine's parents..... Rey is part Skywalker and part Kenobi.

I can't buy that b/c of the name. Kylo is the master of the Knights of Ren. The name Ren and Wren are so close they could create confusion in the movie if both are used.

 

[calsnowskier]

I can't buy that b/c of the name. Kylo is the master of the Knights of Ren. The name Ren and Wren are so close they could create confusion in the movie if both are used.

Is Wren canon or EU?

 

[calsnowskier]

I have not been able confirm this, but I have heard that in other languages, the title "The Last Jedi" has been written in singular form, not plural.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Is Wren canon or EU?

The Wren women are EU. I just can't see Rey's mother having a name so similar to the bad guy's name.

I have not been able confirm this, but I have heard that in other languages, the title "The Last Jedi" has been written in singular form, not plural.

I think the new title is referring to the singular last Jedi, Luke.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Interesting theory but it flies in the face of Obi Wan's no romantic relationships for Jedi mantra. Of course, Disney could spin it that that was Obi Wan's mantra only cause he was burned by love once.

It's actually no attachments, i.e.- a family. So there's lots of grey area to play with there. Ki Adi Mundi was even allowed to have a full fledged family in the EU.

 

[BigRedMoe]

I can't buy that b/c of the name. Kylo is the master of the Knights of Ren. The name Ren and Wren are so close they could create confusion in the movie if both are used.

Ben Solo kills Wren (much like the EU), cuts the 'W' off of Wren and appropriates Ren as a big middle finger to Luke. Boom.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Is Wren canon or EU?

Sabine is canon, but I believe Satine is still just EU/Legends.
*Satine is associated closely with the Mandolorian House of Wren.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Ben Solo kills Wren (much like the EU), cuts the 'W' off of Wren and appropriates Ren as a big middle finger to Luke. Boom.

LOL, the nerd-force is strong in you.

Ep8 is supposed to tell us more about the Knights of Ren. Hopefully that'll clear up whether Ren is just a title or group-label (like the Sith title "Darth") or whether Ben created the Knights and since he took on the name Kylo Ren, that's why they're the Knights of Ren.

 

[BigRedMoe]

LOL, the nerd-force is strong in you.

Ep8 is supposed to tell us more about the Knights of Ren. Hopefully that'll clear up whether Ren is just a title or group-label (like the Sith title "Darth") or whether Ben created the Knights and since he took on the name Kylo Ren, that's why they're the Knights of Ren.

I hypothesize its Kylo's own personal "gang" that he formed. And maybe tried to train? with Snoke as an overseer of sorts.

 

[Podunkparte]

Sabine and Satine are both Canon.

Star Wars Rebels and the Clone Wars show are canon.

 

[lilchi721]

After the demonstrations proved successful, the Emperor put the full force of the Empire into building a new one. Dedication made it happen.

But he doesn't have the plans anymore

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

I have not been able confirm this, but I have heard that in other languages, the title "The Last Jedi" has been written in singular form, not plural.

What do you mean, isn't it already singular?

 

[Niner Outlaw]

But he doesn't have the plans anymore

Here are my thoughts on it. First, I doubt all the engineers who built the Death Star were on it when it blew up in Ep4. Second in Rogue One, Galen Urso said that he'd realized that the empire didn't really need him, that they would've eventually figured out how to build it even without him. When he said that, there were no plans. Just as he predicted, in E6, the empire figured out how to build another one without him or the plans he later devised.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

What do you mean, isn't it already singular?

Jedi is both the singular and plural of Jedi. Like moose. As in, the one Jedi killed the other two Jedi.

 

[DetroitDevil]

It's probably Luke given the crawl in TFA but technically it could be all of them. I think the plural of Jedi is...Jedi. So "The Last Jedi" could be referring to a group, not just a person

Wouldn't a group be referred to as "last of the Jedi"?

 

[lilchi721]

Here are my thoughts on it. First, I doubt all the engineers who built the Death Star were on it when it blew up in Ep4. Second in Rogue One, Galen Urso said that he'd realized that the empire didn't really need him, that they would've eventually figured out how to build it even without him. When he said that, there were no plans. Just as he predicted, in E6, the empire figured out how to build another one without him.

Still don't follow

 

[calsnowskier]

But he doesn't have the plans anymore

The theories I heard said that Mendolsons character was a good architect/engineer, but ultimately, nothing particularly special. Once the Empire put the construction of a new DS at the top of the priority list, they were able to attract other, better engineers.