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- "If Luke couldn't reach him, how could I?"
"Luke is a Jedi, you're his father." - ―Han Solo and Leia Organa, about their son
A young Ezra Bridger with his parents
A parent was the biological progenitor of an offspring.
In some animals like fathiers, the male parent was referred to as the "sire," and the female parent as the "dam."[1]
Humans were typically born to a male father and a female mother. Anakin Skywalker, a Jedi who became known as the "Chosen One," had no known father, resulting in Shmi Skywalker Lars's great surprise when she became pregnant with him. The Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn, upon being told this, speculated that Skywalker had, in fact, been conceived directly by the midi-chlorians.[2]
The revelation of one's parentage could have profound implications for an individual. Luke Skywalker was shocked upon Darth Vader, who was formerly Anakin Skywalker, telling him that he was his father.[3] Although Luke did not accept this at first, he eventually came to believe the truth of it and used the information to bind them together and convince Vader to save him from the ravages of his master, Darth Sidious.[4] Leia Organa, another child of Vader, was forced to exit the Galactic Senate of the New Republic upon the truth of her parentage being revealed.[5]
Rey, an orphaned scavenger from Jakku, remained on the planet in the hope that her parents would one day return for her. Even after leaving the planet following the awakening of her Force powers, she sought desperately to learn the identity of her parents. Eventually, however, a journey on the planet Ahch-To and a conversation with Kylo Ren, who had killed his own father Han Solo, led her to confront an ugly truth: that a part of her had always known deep down that her parents were junkers who sold her off for drinking money and were now dead in a paupers' grave in the planet's desert wastelands.[6]
Appearances
Non-canon appearances
Sources
- Poe Dameron: Flight Log
- Princess Leia: Royal Rebel
- Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide
- Darth Vader: Sith Lord
- Forces of Destiny: Tales of Hope & Courage
- The Last Jedi: Bomber Command
- Dawn of Rebellion
- The Last Jedi: Rose Tico: Resistance Fighter
- Star Wars: Smuggler's Guide
- Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
Bespin History Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link)- The Force in the Databank (backup link)
