While it's interesting that The Rise of Skywalker, which will conclude this trilogy of Star Wars films, is finally going to bring the Knights of Ren into the story and flesh them out, it's also interesting that another Vanity Fair breakout piece refers to Kylo as the 'onetime leader' of the Knights of Ren. Or are the rest of Luke's students the Knights themselves, convinced by Ben Solo to join him on the dark side? It seems like The Rise of Skywalker may finally answer that question. Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis) refers to Kylo Ren as 'Master of the Knights of Ren,' and when Rey (Daisy Ridley) first touches Luke Skywalker 's lightsaber, she sees varying images from the past-one of which is a shot of Kylo Ren and the Knights of Ren, assumedly after the uprising that slaughtered the rest of Luke Skywalker's Jedi students. The Knights of Ren are referred to and featured very briefly in a flashback in The Force Awakens. can exclusively confirm that the mysterious Knights of Ren-first seen in #StarWars: The Force Awakens-are back in #TheRiseofSkywalker /cBrdAOrqSv- VANITY FAIR May 22, 2019ДЄbrams made it clear when promoting The Force Awakens that 'Kylo Ren' wasn't a given name, but rather a title that the villain had come to earn due to his standing within that group. Abrams, who directed both films mentioned above, directing the aforementioned knights in a desert-set scene we're meant to fill in the rest of the blanks, for now. An image from an exclusive Vanity Fair spread shows J.J. New photos from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker tease the return of a group known as 'The Knights of Ren,' which fans likely remember from The Force Awakens. But considering that we know Kylo's real name is Ben Solo-He's Han Solo and Princess Leia's son, after all- an important detail has never quite been explained: Where did 'Kylo Ren' come from? Over the course of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens and Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, Adam Driver's Kylo Ren has become one of the most complex, layered, and compelling cinematic villains of the last decade. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker will hit theaters on December 20.These characters are deeply intertwined with the roots of Adam Driver's Kylo Ren.A new Vanity Fair photospread reveals the return of the Knights of Ren to the Star Wars world.Spoilers below for Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens and Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

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