Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Final Trailer Breakdown - 14 Things Fans Need To See

13. Finn Knows How The Force Works

Star Wars Rise of Skywalker Finn
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In a shining example of a character arc coming full circle, it finally looks as though Finn knows how the Force works which, given his exchange with Han Solo in The Force Awakens, is actually quite sweet.

Finn describes the Force as an "instinct... a feeling", and the binding energy that brought him together with his friends in the Resistance. It would be too soon to say that he's Force sensitive off the back of those comments, but it does illustrate how the character has fully committed to the cause following his near-sacrifice in The Last Jedi.

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