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gnoix1232

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  1. If you've watched a lot of JJ's movies and TV shows, you will know that he often sets up so many mysteries, and usually answers next to none of them. Usually near the end of these movies, he will leave big hints to the answers, but he likes to leave things open ended. The fact that they outright said who Rey's heritage was in such an obvious manner shows that JJ was forced by Disney to reveal it outright, as JJ usually likes to reveal things in more subtle ways. Just look at movies like 10 cloverfield lane, which the whole movie the viewer has no clue whats going on outside, until the very end where its still not fully explained what happened. He likes his secrets. Even if they did plan to fully reveal all the secrets from the beginning, JJ would have still done his best to keep Rey's heritage a secret, which is why to many it comes off as a last minute decision.
  2. John William's hints in the score were not the only clues. Reys fighting style is very similar to that of Palpatine, and they share the same signature move, that being the forward jab. JJ Abrams is exceptionally good at planning big twists and keeping them hidden. If it weren't for the backlash from The Last Jedi, I feel like Rey's heritage would have been kept in JJ's "Mystery Box", and left to theorists as he often does. Thats the main reason it seems unplanned for most people, because they likely had never planned on revealing it.
  3. https://youtu.be/hzG3m-ZW198?t=584 Start at 9:44, and the video shows pretty well how it is derived from Palpatine's theme. This does seem like it was planned, as Williams has left countless hints in his music in the past.
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