Daisy Ridley's Rey Skywalker will officially change one key Jedi rule in her plans to rebuild her own New Jedi Order. In Star Wars prequel films and related material, the Jedi Order had this one rule: its members were to treat attachment as a weakness, which led them down a path of fear, jealousy, and, ultimately, the Dark Side. While love and compassion toward others were allowed in principle, it was forbidden for the Jedi to have possessive or preferential bonds, such as family ties, romantic relationships, or even deep personal loyalty, that could cloud their judgment in pivotal moments. Anakin Skywalker's secret marriage, the fear of losing Padmé, and inability to "let go" became the textbook example of why this very rule existed. Luke's own later attempts and setbacks carried echoes of that tradition, proving how fragile attachments can make even the very best of the Jedi vulnerable and prone to making mistakes. Star Wars' new novel, Star Wars: Legacy by Madeleine Roux (via Holofiles), explores Rey's doubts about the Jedi Order as she goes on a transformative journey with General Leia Organa to study Jedi history, texts, and traditions while trying to repair Luke Skywalker's broken lightsaber. Read full article on The Direct.