Luke Skywalker's last words revealed in 'Last Jedi' comic book adaptation
Spoiler alert: This post contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
While we all saw the end of Luke Skywalker's journey in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, we never really got to know what exactly was going on inside his head. Until now.
The final issue of Marvel's comic book adaptation of The Last Jedi, which arrives on comic book store shelves Wednesday, reportedly gives us a glimpse inside the mind of Luke as he uses the Force to project himself onto the planet Crait, CBR reported based on an early look at the comic Monday.
The comic shows Luke sitting on the planet Ahch-To, same as he was in the movie, but this time we get to see his final thoughts.
"And so it ends as it began," Luke's thought bubble reads. "By the light of two suns. Before stepping into a larger world."
It's a poignant detail that we didn't get to learn in the movie, nodding back to the genesis of Luke's journey as a Jedi that began on the planet Tatooine.
The comic adaptation of The Last Jedi includes other tidbits, details, and internal monologues that the movie did not provide, adding to the depth of the story and even adding a bit more meaning to scenes like the one above.
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