Having spent quality time with the father she never knew makes it easy to envision a world where Anakin Skywalker wasn't consumed by darkness. But a world in which he never learned the ways of the Force — at least properly, the Jedi way — is surprisingly difficult to fathom. Which wasn't to say that there wasn't far more to him than just being a Jedi, but it was the one thing that stood out. The one thing Luke had known about him that was fact at some point in the man's life. A constant.

"I think you were always meant to be a Jedi," she says firmly, breathing a little ragged as the duel catches up with her.

Leia's experienced, but she's far more practiced with a blaster and her past opponents are nowhere near being up to par with her father. He's quicker than she is, and she's having to jump back to avoid joining armless family ranks.