However, this still didn't stop the fans to speculate about the ambiguity of their scenes and how Finn might have a crush on her. In the novel Resistance Reborn, Finn himself also denies it. When Poe asks him if there is any romance between him and Rey or Rose, Finn replies that both girls are just his friends.
Their time together in The Last Jedi established their friendship, but nothing outside the kiss suggested a passionate love toward one another, especially with Finn being so fixated on Rey. But the problem is how their time together is dismissed by The Rise of Skywalker.
The two characters are not romantically involved in “The Force Awakens” movie, but Foster said Abrams' screenplay was “obviously the beginnings of a relationship” between Finn and Rey. “I expected to see that developed further in ['The Last Jedi'],” Foster said. “And zero happened with it.
Boyega recently shared on his Twitter account that Jannah "stole Finn's heart after Star Wars 9." Finn, of course, didn't end up with Rey, Rose, Poe, or Jannah by the end of the epic Star Wars saga.
The Last Jedi shows Finn having a vested interest in finding Rey and keeping her safe because he cares about her. Does Finn love Rey in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Yes he does. He shows every obvious sign of attraction towards her in 8 and 9.
That Finn was going to confess his love for Rey based on a longstanding crush he's had on her pretty much since the first moment they met in The Force Awakens.
Rey and Ben kissing. Ben Solo is the love of Rey's life. Initially unknown to Rey, she forms a dyad in the Force with Ben. The dyad is an unbreakable Force-bond that makes them one in the Force, despite being born as two physically separated individuals.
Finn admits to Flame Princess that he really likes her and they should be together, which causes her to glow brighter and makes small fires appear around her. Finn is surprised with the fire getting near him, so he tries to put them out, not knowing that by putting out the flames he would hurt Flame Princess.
confirmed that what Finn wanted to tell Rey was that he's force sensitive!" Abrams apparently revealed Finn's Force sensitivity after the Q&A, when fans "wanted to talk and take pics," ren clarified in a follow-up tweet. When "one person asked about what Finn wanted to say," the Force-sensitivity answer "is what J.J.
Abrams and Chris Terrio, never reveals what Finn planed to say to Rey, although it does have Poe (Oscar Isaac) nag Finn several times throughout the film about his intended message. It appears that Finn wanted to tell Rey he loved her just as they were dying, but that's not the case according to Abrams or Boyega.
Their battle was interrupted when Leia used the last of her strength to reach her son in the Force. While Kylo was distracted, Rey ran him through with his own lightsaber, leaving him mortally wounded.
Another moment in “The Rise of Skywalker” that generated a polarizing response is when Rey and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) share a passionate kiss before his death.
So does Finn love Rey? No, not like that. The films and comments made from those involved in making the trilogy have made clear that despite seeming to have some romantic tension between them, there is nothing going on between Rey and Finn.
She says that now she believes that Finn is a Water Elemental because he "creates water," or cries. Flame Princess says that no matter how much they like each other, they can't be together because they are of conflicting elements.
The book also includes a scene where Poe asks Finn about any romantic feelings for Rose. Finn responds by stating that although they shared "a moment" with a kiss on Crait, they are just friends.
Ultimately, this realization saved Finn's life because Rose Tico, whose role was subsequently sidelined in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, understood that “saving what we love” was a better way to gather the strength to truly resist and defeat the tyranny of the First Order.
Rose rammed her ship into Finn's before he reached the cannon, saving his life in the process. When Finn asked why she did this, Rose responded by saying, “we're going to win this war not by fighting what we hate, but saving what we love”.
Quinn claims that Finn had prematurely ejaculated into her while they were making out in a hot tub. The real father is Finn's best friend Noah "Puck" Puckerman (Mark Salling); he offers to support Quinn and the baby, but she rejects him, saying he is too irresponsible to care for a child.
7. Finn & Flame Princess. Phoebe, a.k.a. Flame Princess, is Finn's first real flame after his long-lasting unrequited crush on Princess Bubblegum. For a while, they go out and have fun together, and their relationship is the epitome of young love.
Kylo develops a close relationship with Rey and starts feeling genuine affection towards her, so when Snoke reveals that he had manipulated their bond and tortures her in front of Ren, he looks furious at his master. Thus, when Snoke orders Ren to kill Rey, he chooses to save her and kill his master instead.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) revealed that Kylo Ren and Rey were two halves of a "dyad" in the Force, which Terrio alternatively described as "sort of soulmate[s] in the Force" and "twins of fate, twins of destiny". Their relationship was also described as a romance by both J.J.
He saw her as a useful tool for his rise to power. He was intrigued by the mystery surrounding her. He wanted closure for his defeat at her hands. He had a genuine emotional connection to her.
