Así que leedlo bajo vuestra responsabilidad, y comentad si os parece plausible o no.
A mi si. Y por eso lo difundo, ¡PARA QUE LO TENGAN QUE CAMBIAR!
The backstory to Luke and his Jedi being wiped out is that Snoke seduced Kylo and a few of the other students to the dark side and tasked them with killing everyone. Luke and a few others survived, including a young Rey who was subsequently dumped on Jakku by Luke.
Rey's mom died in the attack.
Rey is pissed at Luke because she guesses that he was her father and is angry at him for abandoning her. Luke turns to her and says "No, you are my father".
Yes, really.
Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin Skywalker. Luke went to the first Jedi temple to better understand how the process works. He learned that the spirit of the chosen one is reincarnated by the Force every time the universe is thrown out of balance, which apparently happens on a semi-regular basis (Anakin was hardly the first time the chosen one reincarnated).
This is why she's so crazy powerful with the Force (remember that Anakin blew up the Trade Federation donut ship by himself when he was like 8 years old).
Rey was the product of a virgin birth, but midichlorians aren't mentioned (Luke says "you are a child of the Force").
Luke is hesitant to train her because, according to Jedi history, the chosen one always struggles with staying on the light side of the Force because of the chaotic power running through them. He's afraid that she could become Vader 2.0. If he trains her to fight Kylo, and she turns dark, she would do way more damage to the galaxy than Kylo could ever dream of doing.
He ultimately trains her anyway and leaves everything up to the Force. He makes this decision in a scene where he confers with the ghosts of Obi-Wan and Yoda (Ewan MacGregor and Frank Oz come back).
Rey learns lightsaber skills, Force skills, and has a vision quest thing where she talks with Maz Kanata (unsure if it’s telepathy or just a dream) and Hayden Christenson.
The latter tells her that she is him, but different, and there’s a quick scene where we see hundreds of other Force ghosts who are implied to be past chosen ones.
Rey was the product of a virgin birth, but midichlorians aren't mentioned (Luke says "you are a child of the Force").
Luke is hesitant to train her because, according to Jedi history, the chosen one always struggles with staying on the light side of the Force because of the chaotic power running through them. He's afraid that she could become Vader 2.0. If he trains her to fight Kylo, and she turns dark, she would do way more damage to the galaxy than Kylo could ever dream of doing.
He ultimately trains her anyway and leaves everything up to the Force. He makes this decision in a scene where he confers with the ghosts of Obi-Wan and Yoda (Ewan MacGregor and Frank Oz come back).
Rey learns lightsaber skills, Force skills, and has a vision quest thing where she talks with Maz Kanata (unsure if it’s telepathy or just a dream) and Hayden Christenson.
The latter tells her that she is him, but different, and there’s a quick scene where we see hundreds of other Force ghosts who are implied to be past chosen ones.
Si es cierto, no creo que cambien nada. Ya esta en produccion, con todo lo que eso conlleva, y ademas yo sigo convencido de que tienen el esqueleto de toda la historia que quieren contar desde antes del primer dia de rodaje del episodio VII, asi que con los detalles siempre habra cambios sobre la marcha y se podra jugar, pero no en el esquema de la trama. No es que me parezcan malas ideas, es un esquema muy basico sobre el que luego se puede hacer una buena pelicula al igual que una mala, todo dependera de como lo sepan llevar a la pantalla. Y tambien podia ser todo invencion de algun fan avispado.
ResponderEliminarVamos hombre... y que más?
ResponderEliminarEsto es más falso que las tetas de Ana Obregón.
Lo de la reencarnación y todo eso del equilibrio me recuerde demasiado a Avatar. En fin, a lo mejor aún puede salir una película decente.
ResponderEliminarSi es real, es tan nefasto como el de la VII y por lo tanto confirma que hice bien bajandome del barco hundiendose.
ResponderEliminarLo dicho hay 6 de star wars, el resto son what if que me traen sin cuidado.
Por ahí dicen que es fake absoluto. Pero fíjate, tampoco es que me parezca lo peor del mundo, de ahí podría llegar a salir una historia interesante.
ResponderEliminarDe todos modos eso sería únicamente una subtrama y faltaría el arco contra los malos. Yo sigo esperando que Kylo/Ben en realidad esté intentando infiltrarse en el lado oscuro para cargarse a Snoke, pero que al final descubra que no es lo bastante fuerte y sea Rey la que lo redima y de paso acabe con el raro, que por mucho que Disney y J.J. lo desmientan DEBERÍA ser Plagueis...
En fin, demasiado bonito como para que lo hagan así. Con que les salga algo entretenido ya me vale.