Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: Mark Hamill spoke of the virginity of Luke Skywalker

He said it. The most powerful Jedi Master of all had to come out to disprove a very exotic rumor created by Star Wars fans . With the early release of ‘ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker ‘, the actor Mark Hamill , who interpends Luke Skywalker in the fiction, answered the great doubt of some followers of the franchise created by George Lucas.

Consulted if it is that the prodigious force master Luke Skywalker died without having sex, the Hollywood star finally answered on a field of private life of his character

Through Twitter , the actor answered the question of a follower named Lilah Sturges. “Create your own background story. It is indeterminate, but in what I did for him, the answer is: no, “he wrote briefly.

Throughout the Star Wars series , it was not evident that Luke had romantic interests, except for the time when he was slightly attracted to his sister. For the most part, Skywalker was more focused on becoming a Jedi and tearing down the Empire led by his father.

Remember that marriage was prohibited according to the Jedi Code . In the words of Master Yoda : “The fear of loss is a path to the Dark Side.” The importance of this norm was shown in the second trilogy with the forbidden love of Anakin and Padmé. In that sense, Luke distanced himself from his father and avoided having a romantic relationship with someone during the movies.

Have you found your soul mate during your travels throughout the galaxy? Due to his death in the previous movie, it will be very difficult to find out the truth, but – for the actor, his character did not die a virgin .

How many are Star Wars movies?
The films of the saga are made in such a way that they are a single story told in seven episodes: The Phantom Menace (May 19, 1999) The Attack of the Clones, May 16, 2002 ) The Revenge of the Sith (Revenge of the Sith, May 19, 2005), among others.

‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’: Fan predicts the title of the film 7 years in advance

On Twitter , a user known as @ GabbyG41 made a post on November 21, 2012. Apparently, Gabriel Garcia was trying to predict the possible title of Star Wars: Episode VII , but his assumption of ” The Rise of Skywalker ” came on screen some movies later

During the following hours, thousands of users began to question how this fanatic could have chosen such a label. You may Abrams did not wait a revelation as such but it is surprising that Garcia also predicted the return of Emperor Palpatime the popular galactic series.