Will the sequel trilogy’s protagonist actually turn to the Dark Side? Maybe, maybe not, but that might not be the right question. Rather, what does this signify for Rey and how she relates to ...

It could be a vision of Rey’s, similar to Luke’s in Empire, wherein they confront their own susceptibility to the Dark Side. As Inverse points out, the vision could even share DNA with a ...

An ominous new clip released on Monday concludes with a true head-turner: a shot of a seemingly Dark Side Rey. So what’s going on here? Let’s take a look at some of the possible explanations.

Qimir and Osha's relationship in The Acolyte parallels Kylo Ren and Rey's, with the potential for a dark side romance. The Acolyte explores the dynamics of dark side relationships, offering new ...

But such hatred leads to the dark side. Were she to fulfill her destiny as a new Sith Lord — and perhaps even the new Empress to continue her grandfather’s legacy — Rey would be transformed ...

Along with the vision theory, this feels like it could be a likely answer to the Dark Side Rey riddle. Similar to the idea of a cloned body, this approach would just bypass all the cloning stuff ...

But since then, other evidence has popped up on posters, theater displays, and another teaser trailer making fans wonder whether or not Rey could be heading to the dark side. We'll know soon ...

So: Does Rey turn to the dark side in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Now that the film is out, we know the answer! WARNING! Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker SPOILERS Follow! As it turns out ...