To me, this says Kylo knew Rey or a direct descendant of Luke Skywalker was out there.
In the novelization, Kylo says to himself, " It is you". It's the moment when Kylo Ren calls Luke's lightsaber to him and it flies right past him and into Rey's hands. My, and many fans reading, will probably note another line of dialogue in the novelization that was absent from the film. Just like the film, Kylo is noticeably shaken when, in addition to his inability to probe Rey's mind as much as he would like, she can get inside of his. The biggest hints at Rey's Skywalker lineage are from Kylo Ren's perceptions of Rey. A few bits here and there feel like necessary information that should have been included in the final film. Others feel like deleted scenes that will eventually show up on a future Blu-ray and DVD. Some of these details add fascinating color to the story.
The internet has already taken a deep dive into the Star Wars: The Force Awakens novelization by legendary genre writer Alan Dean Foster, who has written his fair share of Star Wars books (including the original novelization of the original 1977 movie). As expected, the book is filled with additional information at the state of the universe and the characters inhabiting it. You can patiently sit around and twiddle your thumbs and wonder what Rian Johnson will reveal in Star Wars: Episode 8.or you can dive into all of the canon novels that may provide you with the answers you're looking for. So now, you have two options going forward. Others feel like the result of a few difficult editing decisions, where details were shed to keep the momentum of the film rolling at all costs.
Some of them feel like deliberate mysteries that will be addressed in future films. And let's face it: like it or not, the latest episode in the Star Wars saga has a lot of questions in desperate need of answers. A few days ago, we took a deep dive into the unanswered questions of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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