10 major questions we have for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
1. How does the Skywalker Saga end?
“This will be the final word in the history of Skywalker.” Those are the words of Emperor Palpatine in a TV spot titled “Duel” with the iconic “Duel of the Fates” score in the background, as Rey and Kylo Ren do battle.
Palpatine wants to be rid of the Skywalker clan once and for all. How that will play out is of the utmost importance to J.J. Abrams and company. 1977 kicked off one of the most iconic franchises in movie history. 2019 will mark the end for a family we have followed for decades. Is there a satisfying ending?
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Avengers: Endgame found a way to find a satisfying conclusion to the Infinity Saga, so there is hope. How many characters will die along the way? Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac have said that they have no plans on any future Disney Plus shows and highlight The Rise of Skywalker as the end.
As with many things, minds can change, and even Ridley said that she would be willing to return only if her other cast members would, as well. This shouldn’t be looked into too much, however, since the actors from the Original Trilogy have returned to their characters.
As mentioned with Rey and Kylo Ren, will they be mentoring the future Jedi who might be called Skywalkers in honor of Luke Skywalker and the Skywalker family?
Palpatine will now have been in every trilogy so, if he is finally killed off, what will that mean? Can the galaxy now exist in peace without one of the most powerful users of the dark side?
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Abrams and his team have the thankless task of delivering an ending to an iconic saga about one of the most iconic families in a way that can satisfy everyone. If anything is certain, it’s this, the Force will be with us, always. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker arrives in theaters on December 20.