On the other end are Maz Kanata, Kylo Ren, Phasma, Hux, and Snoke. On one side are Finn, Rey, Poe Dameron, and Ben.

Aerith and Bob: Continues the proud Star Wars tradition of mixing real-sounding names with Space Opera ones.

When Finn's turret is damaged and stuck in forward position, Rey decides to go for broke and dive the Falcon into a derelict Super Star Destroyer's turbines in hopes of losing the remaining TIE Fighter in the tight corridors.

Aerial Canyon Chase: Rey and Finn's maiden flight with the Millennium Falcon has them trying to shake off two First-Order TIE Fighters through Jakku's ship graveyard, dodging incoming fire and occasionally making sharp turns around crashed Star Destroyers.

Luke only appears in the flesh in the last scene of the movie, other than a brief flashback where his face isn't shown.

Advertised Extra: Mark Hamill is billed second.

Billie Lourd's character wears twin hair buns in a style meant to recall the style her mother Carrie Fisher made famous as Leia.

Lor San Tekka is a desert dweller who gets killed by a cross-shaped implement after agitating a corrupt authority figure.

Rey approaching Luke Skywalker at the end of the film, holding out his old lightsaber.

For example, their reunion on the Starkiller Base.

Han and Leia's reunion, then his departure for the Starkiller Base, then his confrontation with Kylo Ren.

His story arc is about him finally returning to action, reuniting with Leia, and confronting Ben to try and talk him out from under Snoke's dark influence. Achilles in His Tent: Han Solo turned his back on Leia and the Resistance to go back to smuggling sometime before the film's events due to his son Ben facilitating the massacre at Luke's new Jedi Temple and becoming Kylo Ren.

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