It’s because Star Wars isn’t about redemption - not in the original trilogy or even in Return of the Jedi. That assumption rang false to me, and not just because I was skeptical that anybody could come back from murdering his own father, Han Solo, one of the most beloved characters in Star Wars history. The original trilogy ended with Darth Vader’s redemption, so logically, Kylo Ren’s story would end that way, too. Or at least, he was going to wind up that way by the end of the trilogy. Darth Vader and Kylo Ren have a knock-down, drag-out duel, and of course Kylo loses, and even though it's not really Vader, 'only what you take with you,' it's really interesting.From the moment he walked on screen in The Force Awakens, some Star Wars fans felt like they already had a handle on Kylo Ren: he was obviously a good guy. Now it is a vision of Vader but they fight. Eventually there's a scene, and this would have been epic, kind of like the cave in Dagohbah, where Kylo Ren actually confronts Darth Vader.
"Kylo begins training with Tor Valum, Tor Valum is the yoda to Luke from Empire Strikes Back and that moves forward and it's very, very interesting in what goes on between them. "Kylo lands on Remincore and Kylo confronts Tor Valum," Burnett said. It's when Kylo Ren pays a visit to Tor Valum that things get interesting for the Darth Vader obsessive young sith. Among them was a character called "Tor Valum," revealed to be the "master" to Emperor Palpatine who taught him the ways of the Sith and seemingly filling in as a dark side Yoda for Adam Driver's character. In the script, Brunett reveals that Trevorrow and his co-writer Derek Connolly went deep into the mythology of Star Wars and retconned some new characters for its history.
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