Star Wars Fans Are Already Hoping This Episode IX Theory About Luke Isn’t True
If you haven't already heard the news, Mark Hamill has officially joined the star-studded cast of The Rise of Skywalker, returning to his iconic post as Luke Skywalker.
While it's most likely that Luke will return as a Force spirit, what if he doesn't? The film's first trailer features Hamill in a voiceover, in which he ominously says, "No one's ever really gone." Sure, this could just be plain old wisdom, but it could also be foreshadowing for Luke's return in an unexpected form.
In fact, there's a pretty convincing theory floating out there that Luke may be a clone.Remember, Vader brutally slices off Luke's hand in The Empire Strikes Back when Vader slices off Luke's hand.
Given that the hand doesn't get destroyed, it would contain prime, cloneable DNA.
This twisty idea dates back to Timothy Zahn's 1993 Star Wars novel The Last Command.
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