The Relationship Between General Hux And Kylo Ren In STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS

See, there are two ways of reading Darth Vader's motivations, in the original trilogy. Either he wants Luke to replace him as The Emperor's apprentice, as some kind of penance (which is a nice interpretation, but I don't see it that way) or he only wanted The Emperor to think that Luke was to replace Darth, when in actual fact, as he told Luke in Empire, he wanted to overthrow the Emperor and rule the galaxy together as father and son.
Maybe that kinda happened.

@supercat. Where do you find those amazing gifs, are you making them?

WakandaSoul@ Think he'll be a Jedi?

It could be that Hux is Luke and Kylo is Rey's brother and Serkis is Vader.

But we just do not know.
There's so little we actually know about this film.

I'm damned sure that there will be a reveal that one of these mystery characters will be Luke and that Han will actually die and that Rey is the daughter of Han and Leia.

There are only ever 2 Sith LORDS.
These may in turn have any number of Acolytes or agents, who may be force sensitive and wield lightsabers. It's basically a loophole, but it's an important one.

NightsKing@ But have we seen actual footage of Kylo Ren unmasked? Or just those on-set stills?

If the Knights of Ren are sith, that would be the most sith that ever existed at one time since Darth Bane.

Hux is the new Moff Tarkin.

I'm gonna make this easy for everyone.

Kylo Ren and Rey are the Solo twins. There's a big reason why they haven't revealed either of their last names.

Luke is in exile. He put himself there. After Return of the Jedi Luke created a New Jedi Academy. Kylo Ren and his Knights of Ren attack it while Luke is away and they kill everyone. Han explains all of this to Rey in a flashback. The scene in the trailer where Kylo is standing in the rain with his Knights of Ren around him is during their attack on the Academy. The scene where Luke is putting his robot hand on R2D2 is him leaving the Academy and putting a message in R2 telling everyone what happened and that he's going away. He put himself in exile because he blames himself for the deaths of his students and because he can feel the anger leading him to the dark side. So he leaves to battle the dark side from taking over.

Kylo Ren is obsessed with Vader. Luke had a chance to train Kylo but chose not to because he felt too much of the dark side in him. This makes Kylo angry and leads him down the wrong path. This is also why he is obsessed with Vader. Anakin was originally told he would not be trained for the same reason but then turned out to be one of the most powerful force users.

Luke isn't in any posters or advertising because he only has a few minutes of screen time. During the flashback, and again at tue very end when they find him and he explains to Rey that his family is strong in the force and that she has it too.

Han dies, but everyone expects that at this point.

The Knights of Ren are not Sith and neither is Kylo.

Fynn is more than likely force sensitive as lightsabers can only be wielded effectively by people with the force. If he is going to fight Kylo with no training then it makes sense that he has the force in him to some degree.

@BatwingDCCU the OT absolutely DID mention Sith; idr if the term was used in the film but the novel "Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker" (which was based on Lucas's script and notes AND which came out 6 months before the movie) called him a Dark Lord of the Sith in several places. The Sith and Jedi were starting to fade into legend in regular civilians' minds, but Sidious and Vader were stillalive and well until VI.

I'm with @GetsugaTensho22 ... it's always been my feeling that there were always two Sith Lords at the top, but a few others in the pipeline for when one was needed. So two "Darths" and a bunch of shark teeth waiting to pop up.

Ventress was an apprentice but not a Darth, so she doesn't count. And Dooku may have been "Tyrannus" when he placed the order for the clone army, but he may not have been "DARTH Tyrannus" until Maul died. He was just so powerful and cocky that he knew he'd make it to Darth and started using the name to hide his identity.