However, when Kylo heals Rey back to life, he kills himself. It's not exhausting, she doesn't lose anything, nothing. Rey can heal fatal lightsaber wounds that could kill people in seconds, and heal major wounds on massive creatures, all with absolutely no cost to herself. It fails to answer why it's not something that can be spammed. The cost to Force Heal is poorly demonstrated and is downright inconsistent. Similar to the Huldo maneuver, it introduces plot holes in previous films by adding in something so powerful and useful that destroys stakes simply by being a thing that can be done, or by being done without being extremely expensive, that it would be illogical not to use such an ability in previous scenarios in the story where it could easily achieve a goal or save someone, which brings us to the second reason.
Why not just heal? Why didn't Obi-wan heal Qui-Gon? Why didn't Yoda heal Obi-wan and Anakin? Why didn't Anakin heal Padmé? It goes on and on.
Why isn't Kylo blasting people with Force Lightning?įorce Healing is a problem for two main reasons. We never see that, nor is it ever implied. But that doesn't make sense anyway, because the absolute most we can assume is that she learnt how to do this from the Jedi Texts, not being some inherent ability of Palpatine's.Īdditionally, if Palpatine created Snoke, and Snoke trained Ben Solo, he certainly could have learned that power as well. This point is redundant because of the poor argument it's trying to build from. If Rey is Palpatine's granddaughter, then it would only make sense that at the height of her power, she would be able to use that power. I'd also ask how we canonically know he used the Force to keep Vader alive on Mustafar, and I'm afraid I won't like the answer.
And he doesn't actually heal Anakin's wounds using the Force, especially not in anyway that's comparable to Rey's Force healing.
It's canon that Palpatine kept Vader alive on Mustafar with the force
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