Discussion How will episode 9 end?

"Computer, end program"

Turns out 3PO was just Picard in a suit. Picard and his weird holodeck programs...

 

Devastated at the loss of his sister Leia, Luke takes off into the skies and starts flying around Tatooine, getting faster and faster until he breaks through the light barrier and starts turning back time. He saves Leia, arrests the villain and then flies into space and gives the camera a wink and a smile.

 

The ninth episode should end with a major plot twist that will make people riot for 3 more films. When I saw the first Lord Of The Rings films, I really wanted to see the 3 LOTRs film. I then entered the big screen at the wrong time and the movie already started. I saw the part where it looked like Foldo was dead from the spider. What a spoiler but no he was not dead and I entered the wrong theater room. I like it when films can make you want more.

 

A better question right now would be, "How does Episode VII start".

 

I think it depends on where they are going to go. At this point I think their plan is to go further than E9 and if that is the case then I would say a dark ending. But if things change between now and then and they decide not to go further I think a happy/bitter sweet ending is the way to go with as much fanservice as possible.

 

It will end in a SuperNova.

 

Why does it have to end? Hopefully for the characters it has a meaningful ending, wraps up the saga and as for the plot we're not left hanging but things are left open.

 

The universe is destroyed as the newly-built "Death Star III" fires in an attempt to destroy the One Ring.

 

...with thunderous applause.


...hopefully.

 

It will end like 2001: A Space Odyssey ended.

 

Someone looking into the distance deep in thought at a couple of force ghosts, however turns out to be hallucinations as they are that high on space. Turns out none of the 3 movies actually happened, just some twi'lek in spice den zonked out of his mind

 

This is the actual transcript of the ending scene:

(Interior of a Jedi Temple)

LUKE: You...are you real?

ANAKIN: I should hope so. Yeah, I'm real. You're real, everything that's ever happened to you is real. All those people in the temple...they're real too.

LUKE: They're all...they're all dead?

ANAKIN: Everyone dies sometime, kiddo. Some of them before you, some...long after you.

LUKE: But why are they all here now?

ANAKIN: Well there is no "now" here.

LUKE: Where are we, dad?

ANAKIN: This is the place that you...that you all made together, so that you could find one another. The most...important part of your life, was the time that you spent with these people. That's why all of you are here. Nobody does it alone, Luke. You needed all of them, and they needed you.

LUKE: For what?

ANAKIN: To remember...and to...let go.

LUKE: Leia...she said we were leaving.

ANAKIN: Not leaving, no. Moving on.

LUKE: Where we going?

ANAKIN [smiling]: Let's go find out.

 

What? What have you been smoking?

 

That's all, folks.

 

Who the **** is Foldo?

 

It will end with Nick Fury appearing in front of our heroes.

 

Flodo is the comic relieve.

 

With the birth of the next generation...

 

Pointless question: Do you mean by next generation as in Luke's kids, or the kids of the new heroes? Just wondering.

 

In the end Luke use the force to move the entire galaxy to another place in the universe thereby saving everyone, then he joins with the force and solo all sith lords in the most mighty force battle
making all the dead sith lords fully join the dark side in the after life and never to bother the living again, except Exar Kun of course who is still on Yaving 4,THEN Luke comes back from the force
with Mara to make waffles for all the younglings the end.

 

Pointless response. Obviously kids of the new heroes.

 

Good cause I was worried you were thinking "Han and Leia" (which I have seen somebody here request that the series should end with them deciding to have kids which IDK if thats even possible at their age but whatev). Just a pointless question with a pointless answer.

 

Actually I meant the birth of Han and Leia's kids.