New Rise of Skywalker leak reveals primary spoiler

A Skywalker may not be the best one that rises within the most modern Star Wars film. 

In a purported breakdown of the first two-thirds of The Rise of Skywalker's plot, Reddit person JediPaxis, prominent on line for leaking info related to the Star Wars film franchise, has claimed that something fundamental goes on at the end of the movie's second act. That is, that someone Star Wars fanatics said good-bye to only a few years in the past will make an epic, unexpected go back. 

Before we cross any in addition with this, feasible spoilers are beforehand. 

JediPaxis alleges that a essential part of The Rise of Skywalker entails the inner turmoil of Adam Driver's Kylo Ren, who has spent his adult existence striving to emulate his evil grandfather Anakin Skywalker, a.Okay.A. Darth Vader, by way of growing thru the ranks of the First Order and pledging allegiance to the Empire. His route of darkness has been obvious all through The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, however some fans have still theorized that the man formerly known as Ben Solo can be redeemed in The Rise of Skywalker. How may that appear? And what power could be incredible sufficient to transform the angsty, angry Kylo Ren from the darkish side to the mild?

This is in which JediPaxis' breakdown is available in: the Redditor claims that none apart from Kylo's father, Harrison Ford's Han Solo whom Kylo murdered in The Force Awakens, will return in The Rise of Skywalker and offer his son a threat at redemption. 

The moment allegedly takes place inside the 2d act after Kylo and Rey (Daisy Ridley) engage in a annoying lightsaber conflict, in the course of which each Force-sensitive warring parties can feel that Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher), Kylo's mother and Rey's mentor, is death. This heightens their feelings, and pushes Rey to seize Kylo's weapon and pressure it through his chest. She tells Kylo that "she can by no means be like him and fall to the dark aspect," then she summons her "newfound healing capacity to save Kylo from death." Thereafter, Rey steals Kylo's ship and Darth Vader's wayfinder tool to move to Endor, leaving Kylo "broken and defeated" on the "wreckage of the second Death Star." 

It's right here in which Han Solo reportedly seems to Kylo as a imaginative and prescient — a Force Ghost, we presume — and tells him "that it is in no way too overdue to return to go back to the mild and make the right choice." Kylo is stated to be profoundly moved via the communique with his overdue father, made all of the more emotional through the plain loss of life of his mother just moments earlier than, and decides to emerge as Ben Solo once more and return to the mild facet. According to JediPaxis, "In a symbolic gesture, he discards his lightsaber and walks away from darkness and the identity of Kylo Ren."

Will Han actually return, and can Kylo surely be redeemed?

The concept of Kylo Ren stripping away his darkish character, reclaiming his beginning name of Ben Solo, and turning to the mild side is an interesting concept — and has really been a warm speaking point with Star Wars fanatics — however will it sincerely appear in The Rise of Skywalker? Similarly, will Harrison Ford absolutely circle returned to the Star Wars franchise to play the man or woman whose son killed him in bloodless blood? 

Neither are out of the area of possibility, given a few pretty wild stuff has long gone on within the Star Wars franchise earlier than, and this plot factor may want to pan out based on what we know about the film at this factor in time. 

As fanatics have heard at the least a hundred instances on the grounds that information of Episode IX first broke, the movie will convey the Skywalker saga (the prequels, originals, and sequels) to a definitive give up, and could constitute "the final battle for freedom." The eternal warfare within the Star Wars movies has continually been the darkish facet as opposed to the mild aspect, a struggle with which maximum of the universe's characters had been engaged to various ranges. Could this final push to freedom not most effective mean the last fight between the First Order and the Resistance, however additionally a person war for Kylo Ren, who may additionally ultimately discover redemption, salvation, and the consolation he is been yearning with the aid of turning to the mild side? It's absolutely some thing to chew on — especially while remembering that Kylo uttered these harrowing words in The Force Awakens: "I'm being torn apart. I want to be free of this ache. I recognize what I ought to do, but I don't know if I actually have the electricity to do it."

Might Han Solo, Kylo's own father, be the one to provide him the energy to launch himself from his pain? Killing his father may additionally have been the aspect Kylo felt he needed to do, however what if leaving behind the First Order, becoming Ben Solo once more, and aligning with the darkish aspect is what he wanted to do however couldn't?

Star Wars has added dead characters lower back to life many a time before, so it is not unreasonable to suppose that Han would resurface as a imaginative and prescient to his son, imparting him guidance at the lowest factor in his lifestyles. Still, Kylo did immediately-up murder Han in The Force Awakens, so there's some thing to be stated about whether or not Han is the man or woman Kylo needs power from with a purpose to pass beyond his personal woes.

Another aspect we ought to keep in mind whilst considering the opportunity of Han Solo returning in The Rise of Skywalker is whether or not Harrison Ford could need to be part of the movie. Ford hasn't offered thoughts one way or any other, which isn't always unexpected considering the fact that secrecy is of the essence within the international of Star Wars, however he did once nation that Han's death in The Force Awakens "would lend gravitas and emotional weight" to the movies, and that he felt it became a "fitting use of the man or woman." Two years later, but, screenwriters Lawrence and Jonathan Kasdan shared that Ford become fantastically emotional at the same time as filming Han's loss of life, reportedly thinking aloud, "Really? Maybe I…" after the scene wrapped. From our angle, it looks like Ford won't were entirely done with Han Solo after The Force Awakens, and there is surely no higher manner to deliver him returned to the franchise than by way of helping redeem his wayward son. 

Of direction, there may be the hazard that this alleged plot breakdown holds no weight and what definitely occurs in The Rise of Skywalker isn't always even remotely near what JediPaxis has claimed will move down. Kylo ought to stay on the darkish facet, Han may want to stay in the awesome Millennium Falcon within the sky, and a very specific collection of events may want to unravel. Fans will virtually need to wait with bated breath to analyze the truth when The Rise of Skywalker arrives in theaters on December 20.