Saga Which deceased Skywalker family member do you miss the most?

First Shmi, then Cliegg, then Padme, then Owen and Beru, then Anakin, then Han, and now Luke. The last Skywalkers are Leia and Ben.

 

I voted Padme.
Heartbreaking that she didn't get to raise her children because of anakin.

And she was so happy to talk about the nursery by the garden.

I wish we could've gotten more from her in ROTS -- despite starting the rebellion. I felt she was relegated a little too much to pregnant mrs skywalker. I wish the book and movie got in her head a bit more than it did.

So yes. Padme Amidala Skywalker. We hardly knew ye.

 

Han is not a Skywalker, why is he on this list?

 

Moved to Saga In-Depth.

 

Han Solo.

 

In that case, how is Padmé a Skywalker? A Skywalker by marriage (and/or parenthood) is a Skywalker. In my book, Han is technically a Solo and a Skywalker, just as Leia is technically a Skywalker, an Organa and a Solo. The same logic applies to Shmi and Cliegg, of course (as well as Padmé and Anakin).
Furthermore, Owen and Beru were not just Cliegg’s son and daughter-in-law but also Luke’s family as he grew up, so to me, they definitely qualify as Skywalkers.

In TLJ, I miss Anakin.
In general, I guess I miss Padmé the most. Well put, @DarthHass!

 

I don't miss Luke, because I expect his ghost to be back.

Han, well, unless Solo is a surprisingly awesome movie, I don't think we'll see his like again.

 

Anakin

 

Shmi only gets one vote? Come on guys she started it all!

 

I wanna know what Anakin is up to in the ghost world.

 

Facepalming over and over, every time he sees Kylo doing something evil?

 

And Obi-Wan and Yoda always roasting him over his terrible decisions.

 

Qui Gon telling him he tried to warn him about not killing the Tuskens.

 

I voted Padme. She's not by any means my favorite, but she's the one I would've loved to have seen more of.

 

Anakin

 

I miss Luke, of course. That being said, I guarantee we will see him as a force ghost in IX. Still, would've been cool to see him confront someone in the flesh.