#dathan

She was initially supposed to be a Kenobi and then they fucked up the entire Skywalker Saga, so they landed on having mummified Sheev Palpatine suggest that her father is some Project Necromancer scrap piece and that she is actually his granddaughter.

Fuck all the way off! Palps is literally the most conniving, lying sack of shit in the Universe. So what my wishful thinking theory clashes with the Shadows of the Sith? I raise you a Dark Disciple. Lucasfilm picks what they find convenient out of the canon they just reclassified.

The Skywalker Saga ends in the extinction of the Skywalker family and instead has a Palpatine adopt the Skywalker name to revive the Jedi Order?

Rey Kenobi makes so much more fucking sense. But now they have to retcon a retcon that only exists because you couldn't get three filmmakers to sit down and have a cup of coffee.

And if Rey isn't a Kenobi, then who the fuck is? Because there is no reason to drop that morsel from legends the way they did, and not come back to it.

The sad truth is. . . Nobody at Lucasfilm knows. Maybe Filoni does? He knows who Korkie Kryze is.

Or the Lars-Naberrie-Organa-Palpatine-Skywalker-Solo Family Tree

After the ten plagues of Egypt, the people of Israel were led out of Egypt by Moses.  After such an experience, one would think the people of Israel had more than their fair share of plagues.  However, they went through at least four more plagues in their wilderness journey?  What happened and why?

Let’s read together Exodus 16:1-16; Numbers 11:1-6, 18-20, 31-33; and Psalms 78:17-32,  105:40, 106:13-15.

The Bible records two times where the people of Israel were asking for meat.  Both times God responded by giving them quail.  Why did God send a plague upon the people of Israel the second time?

God showed mercy towards the people of Israel the first time they asked for meat.  However, the people of Israel demonstrated distrust of God when they asked for meat the second time.  God had already provided them food daily by giving them manna.  He also gave them water when they needed it.  Yet, the people of Israel were tired of manna and craving meat.  They even went so far as to crave the food they had when they were slaves in Egypt.

Interestingly, the name “Kibroth Hattaavah” can be translated as “graves of craving” or “graves of lust.”  God punished the people of Israel for giving into their carnal cravings.  

Let’s read together Numbers chapters 13 and 14.

Moses sent twelve spies to check out the land of Canaan.  They returned after forty days and confirmed that land was indeed bountiful.  However, ten of the spies told the people of Israel that they would not be able to conquer the inhabitants of the land, who were simply too large and powerful.

Joshua and Caleb begged  the people of Israel to follow the word of the Lord in faith to enter the promised land in faith.  However, the people murmured against Moses and Aaron, wanting to choose new leaders to take them back to Egypt. 

In response to the people’s rebellion, God sent a plague that killed the ten spies.  The people of Israel would also not be allowed to enter the promised land for another forty years.  They would all die in the wilderness, except for Joshua and Caleb.  Thus, the people of Israel were punished for blatantly doubting God’s promises and seeking to make their own way.

Let’s read together Number 16:46-50; Romans 8:34; and Hebrews 7:25.

Korah, Dathan, and Abiram led a rebellion against Moses and Aaron.  They contended for the leadership of Israel, but they failed to acknowledge that it was God who appointed Moses and Aaron to be leaders.  Korah, Dathan, and Abiram were killed by God for their presumption.

However, the rebellion did not end there.  The next day the people of Israel complained against Moses and Aaron, siding with Korah, Dathan, and Abiram.  God sent a plague upon the people of Israel.  Aaron rushed into the camp with a censer to atone for the people of Israel.  He literally stood between the living and the dead to end the plague.

Aaron’s intercessory action pointed to Jesus, who would stand between us and the plague of sin.

Let’s read together Numbers 21:4-9; John 3:13-15; and John 12:30-36.

Once again, the people of Israel murmured against Moses.  God sent poisonous fiery serpents to plague them in response.  God instructed Moses to make a bronze snake and set it upon a pole.  Anyone bit by a fiery serpent would live if they looked upon the bronze snake.  However, if they refused to look up at the bronze snake, they would die.

This incident foreshadowed Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross.  Jesus died bearing all the sins of humanity.  Everyone who repents of their sins and accepts Jesus as their Lord and Savior will be saved.  However, anyone who refuses to accept Jesus will die in their own sins.

Let’s read together Isaiah 45:22; John 14:6; 1 John 2:1; and Hebrews 12:2.

What can we learn from these plagues in the wilderness?  We will die in our sins if we rely upon ourselves.  Instead, we need to look upon Jesus and accept His infinite sacrifice on the cross.  Jesus is the only One who can save us from the plague of sin.

They made the rule because The Force™ is sexually transmitted (in a general sense).

From Anakin we have Luke and Leia.

From Leia, we have Ben. Honorable mention also goes to Han, who is generally believed to be Force sensitive by the fandom.

Then Rey. But wait, her father Dathan (the Palpatine clone) didn't have the Force:

But what about her mom?

Rey is a Kenobi/Kryze via her mother, Miramir. To be fair though, even Miramir didn’t know this, because Rey’s great-grandfather was Korkie Kryze.

Korkie is the secret child of Satine and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Ben Solo has a younger brother named Anakin Solo (inspired by legends Anakin Solo)

Rey is actually a shorter version of her actual name: Reyna! 

Anakin Solo has some burn scars that he got from the burning of the Jedi Temple.

Dathan (Rey’s dad) had two of the sith pendants, and him and Miramir wore both of them, and they gave one to Rey, which she wears, much to the shock of Luke, Kylo, and Leia. 

Kylo was so shocked when he saw this, that he himself wanted to know Rey’s past.

Ben has a white lightsaber after his redemption, that he created by using his original lightsaber design.

Rey has a hinged lightsaber, created by parts of her quarterstaff, both blades being golden-yellow of course!

Dathan Palpatine - Outcast Prince

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