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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
I disagree with that notion. Luke cut himself off from The Force, so there was no way he could have known that Ben killed his father.
Luke could have easily retained all of his Jedi knowledge without actually being connected to The Force, just as the Guardians of the Whills knew of The Force without actually being Jedi.
Now, what doesn't make sense is that there were Jedi running around the galaxy 20 years after Order 66 as well as Force Sensitives, yet Vader and The Emperor couldn't find them in The Force, nor did they know that Yoda and Obi Wan were still alive.
Thinking too much about these movies just opens such gigantic plot holes that the entire series just seems inconsistent and just plain dumb.
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I don’t know.
Something didn’t ever feel right with J.J.’s original script where Luke was levitating boulders and a mountainside when Rey approached him. It’s possible the right script could have explained why he continued being a Jedi legend despite abandoning the rebel cause and leaving Leia out to dry, but Rian’s explanation made more sense to me.
TLJ’s overall execution was absolutely lacking, though.