That was the question that riddled Star Wars fans for years during Disney's sequel trilogy before it was finally unveiled that they were of Sith descent and none other than the offspring of the evil Emperor Palpatine in "Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker" (2019).
Now, New Zealand author Adam Christopher is filling in even more blanks with his upcoming novel, "Star Wars: Shadow of the Sith" (Del Rey, 496 pp., out June 28), set between the events of "Return of the Jedi" and "The Force Awakens." Rey's parents are revealed and readers get to learn more about Dathan and Miramir – who are always one mistake away from capture, as Palpatine's presence looms and Jedi hunter Ochi pursues Rey as the key to the Sith's return.
YOU HAVE BEEN VISITED BY REY’S DAD BIOCULUS (Formerly Trioculus, possibly Triclops). FUN TIMES WILL COME TO YOU, YOU WILL BE BASED FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK, BUT ONLY IF YOU REPLY WITH “DARK GREETINGS.”
>Palpatine's son Dohnathan >Palpatine's son Dicholas >Palpatine's son Dartholomew
Austin Green
>Completely insanely technologically advanced galactic society with magic >everything still comes down to 'good genes'/'bad genes' >they don't even think to work with this except once
