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When the trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story dropped earlier this week, it inspired a slew of new fan theories, but the one that’s garnered the most attention is the connection between Felicity Jones’s Jyn Erso and Daisy Ridley’s Rey. Does the key to Rey’s parentage lie in rebel fighter Jyn? Or are they just two strong women who coincidentally share the same color hair?
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Rey has no parents – she was a product of the Force, a reincarnation of the Chosen One. The cycle continues on and on again.
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Me either haha, thanks for the information. People weren't kidding when they said that movie was forgettable.
LOL! I guess so, I'll consider that non-headcanon.
I just want to say this, we now have Donnie Yen in the SW universe. Pure amaze.
I would still like to know how she becomes a master of the force in 2 days, and will see also replace leia was the top resistance diplomat/general.
Might as well since they already made her a master at every single other important skill needed by the group.
Although it will be hilarious to see what reasons they give to try and explain it vs the countless other force users that spent decades to a lifetime to master the force in the star wars universe.
She's not a Jedi yet, she's just a force user. In order for her to be a Jedi, she needs to be trained by a Jedi, and her dad is Luke Skywalker, so obvious!