The heir to the Empire is Luke," says a Redditor who goes by the handle GLisdeadlongliveGL. "There is only one logical person that the Emperor had selected as the 'Imperator'.
But his villainy is undone at the end of the final movie, as both Luke and Vader turn back to the light side of the Force.īut could Luke turn again in the next film? That is what is currently being debated on Reddit. Pulling the strings behind the scenes throughout the initial three films was an even more malevolent enemy: the Emperor. Initially drawn to the light, he later found himself tempted by his baser, more ruthless side, particularly after discovering that his father, Darth Vader, wrestled with and lost that same inner battle and went on to become one of the most powerful and feared men in the galaxy. In the original trilogy of Star Wars films, fans followed the journey of the orphan Luke Skywalker as he found himself caught up in an intergalactic conflict between good and evil.Īlongside the battle being waged with starships and laser blasters, the young Jedi also experienced an internal struggle, between the light and dark sides of a mysterious power known as the Force. Instead, he may be the heir to the Empire he helped to vanquish. Star Wars 6: Return of the Jedi saw the end of the evil Emperor, but according to fans of the sci-fi saga, his villainy may live on in none other than hero Luke Skywalker.ĭebate is raging on Reddit over whether Luke is not the eponymous "Last Jedi" of Star Wars 8, as many fans initially assumed.
Star Wars 8: Is Luke Skywalker the Emperor's heir?
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