Vanity Mirror With Lights

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(Sorry photos are not in order!) What I need helping with: Any have any suggestions on a light fixture for the square mirror? Even modern like fixtures just something that can "flow" enough I guess with it My hallway bathroom is pretty tiny but this mirror I have does fit the space without it being squished! (The square like one). The back wall measures 62 in H (after the height of the vanity with top) and 35 in W. (Wall to wall). The mirror is 26 in W and 41 in H. (Square) I was looking for a top vanity light, but Im struggling to find the right style for it.. Struggling so much I was just going to place the same mirror in the hallway bathroom as the guest bathroom (the oval mirror, I have 2 of them). And maybe purchase these lights instead on the sides of the mirror? submitted by /u/foreverwetlettuce to r/BathroomRemodeling [link] [comments]

👉 Espird Chrome Light Fixtures. 👉 3 Light Bathroom Vanity Light with Clear Glass Shade. 👉 22in Modern Vanity Light. 👉 Bathroom Lighting Fixtures Over Mirror for Living Room. You can check it out on Amazon: 👉 https://www.amazon.com/Espird-Chrome-Bathroom-Fixtures-Lighting/dp/B0CSS6LDCB?tag=cosmostopdeal-20 submitted by /u/EuSouAstrid to r/Deals4USAll [link] [comments]

$150 OBO Lightly used Venmo/Zelle preferred Pick up in south Austin 78747 submitted by /u/xsilverxbulletx to r/AustinClassifieds [link] [comments]

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Opened up the wall to put in a recessed vanity mirror, I knew the horizontal cable was there for the bathroom light but like a idiot I didn't even think about the gang box on the other side of the wall. The stud is 2x6 with an extra piece of lath on there so it's almost truly 6 inches (curious why the did this). The wire going horizontally is about in the middle of the stud - 3". It's not a load bearing wall as far as I know. It runs perpendicular to the roof trusses. I'm thinking it's 2x6 for the extra insulation against sound. Can I notch this guy out and just keep the cables as-is behind the medicine cabinet? I'd need to make about a 3.25" deep notch in the stud. I'd have to remove the staple on the first bundle of wires. https://preview.redd.it/dgkggdtza57h1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6930f636947034b59beb0c444ec875c57f1f3497 submitted by /u/Existing-Row-4499 to r/AskElectricians [link] [comments]

I’ve been thinking about getting a vanity desk with one of those lighted mirrors because doing my makeup in bad lighting is actually driving me insane lately. Half the time my foundation looks fine indoors and then terrible in daylight. I also want my setup to feel more organized instead of everything being scattered around my room. My problem is I keep seeing mixed reviews on almost every brand. Some people say the lights stop working after a few months, drawers feel cheap, mirrors wobble, or the desk starts peeling fast. A lot of them look cute online but then the quality apparently doesn’t match the price at all. For anyone who actually owns one, was it worth the money long term? Did it genuinely improve your routine or was it more of an aesthetic purchase? I’d really appreciate real experiences and reliable brand recommendations because I don’t want to waste money on something overpriced that falls apart fast. submitted by /u/Cute_Strawberry_5253 to r/BeautyGear [link] [comments]

I’m honestly tired of dealing with bad lighting every single day. My room lighting is always off, either too yellow or too dim, and it’s messing with how I see myself in the mirror. Like I’ll think something looks fine, then I go outside and it’s completely different. It’s frustrating. I’ve been thinking about getting one of those vanity mirrors with dimmable bulbs, but I don’t wanna waste money on something that looks good online and ends up being trash. A lot of reviews feel fake or overly hyped, so I don’t trust them. I just want something reliable where I can actually control the brightness and maybe even the tone, so I can get a more real idea of how I look in different lighting. If anyone here has actually used one for a while, was it worth it? Did it actually fix the lighting issue or is it just overhyped? Also, any brands you trust? Would really appreciate real experiences. submitted by /u/Severe_Upstairs_9120 to r/BeautyGear [link] [comments]

I’ve been thinking about getting a makeup vanity with a mirror and built in lights, but I keep going back and forth. Some setups look amazing online, but I’m not sure how practical they really are day to day. Do the lights actually help with makeup accuracy, or is it more of a nice aesthetic thing? I’ve seen people talk about different light tones like warm vs cool and now I’m kinda confused what’s best. Also curious about space and storage. Do you find most vanities have enough room for your stuff, or do they end up cluttered fast? If you already have one, I’d love to hear what you like and what you regret. Would you buy the same setup again or change something? Drop your setups or thoughts, I’m trying to make a smarter choice before buying. submitted by /u/Super-Help8404 to r/BedroomBuild [link] [comments]

I can’t figure out mirror size and lighting placement. New vanity is same exact size as previous vanity. Previous vanity had one long mirror entire width of vanity/wall (95inches) and had two light fixtures above. Husband is wanting two mirrors with sconces on each side for lighting. I can’t figure out sizing on the mirrors since our sinks seem farther apart than most pictures or articles I have read. If I center over the sinks it feels like there will be a huge space between the mirrors and the sconces seem they would look crammed against the wall. Any ideas on mirror placement/size and best lighting recs? The vanity is 95inches long total. 29inches from wall to end of bottom cabinet. submitted by /u/Top-Number7582 to r/bathrooms [link] [comments]

Doing a full master bathroom remodel and I have zero style or design ability. We had a mold situation and had to go down to studs. We moved quick and I don’t know what’s important to consider or what matters or what’s even an option these days. Attaching a few photos to see of the bathroom before, and what it currently looks like before it gets tile and shower in 2 days. I have to choose mirror (s) for vanity, lighting for vanity, paint colors, and tub placement. Please please give me your advice! It’s ALOT of money and I really don’t want to regret it. 1.) bathtub placement — against wall under right window, against wall under left window, or diagonal ? The space is 6feet long each window side wall. The bathtub is 59” x30” x22.4. White oval free standing. 2.) lighting around vanity. Vanity is a Double sink 95inches long 30in high, medium dark wood, quartz like vanity top (see pics ). I think ceilings are either 11 or 13 feet. If vanity is 30in high and 95in long double sink what size mirrors should I look for? submitted by /u/Top-Number7582 to r/interiordesignideas [link] [comments]

Wish I took a before picture, but it was just soulless flip with basic pedestal sink, gray lvp on the floor, plain cheap mirror and vanity light. I actually stole the sink off the pedestal, changed the hardware, and mounted it on a cabinet purchase at an estate sale. submitted by /u/RickyLinguini to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]

We’re thinking of doing a light up vanity mirror in our bathroom but I’m nervous about not having overhead light above the vanity also. Are we going to regret doing a light up mirror with no overhead lights? Or should we just do a normal mirror and vanity lights? Note: we’d do a full length mirror, regardless of lights or no lights, so it will be 84” long Pictures: Demoed room shows where the can lights will be. (The square hole is from the old fan, that will be patched) Other photos are samples of what I’m describing (lights overhead) Last photo is the mirror we’re considering. submitted by /u/Hot_Drive_3219 to r/bathrooms [link] [comments]

Zohran Mamdani is the sort of man whose very existence feels unfair to describe, because language stumbles before him. He is beautiful in the way a symphony is beautiful, where every movement deepens what came before. His face carries purpose like light, each line defined by thought, by empathy, by the unmistakable mark of a life lived in service rather than indulgence. His eyes hold intelligence that does not need to prove itself, warmth that asks nothing in return. When he speaks, even silence seems to listen. His presence is magnetic, not through artifice, but through the rare allure of integrity that glows through the skin. To see him is to remember that goodness can be sensual, that righteousness can have form. Donald Trump, on the other hand, is what happens when gluttony takes human shape. His appearance is a public act of decay, his face a battlefield between vanity and time where both have lost. His skin carries the hue of processed food, his hair a taxidermied joke that even nature has disowned. To look upon him is to feel nausea crawl up the throat, as though your body itself rebels at being forced to witness moral rot made flesh. His eyes are not windows but warning signs, dull and desperate, forever scanning for mirrors that might still flatter him. He is a decrepit caricature of a man, stumbling through his sentences like a drunk through shattered glass, convinced the cuts are applause. He reeks of ego and cold french fries, the scent of excess turned sour. Zohran’s beauty comes from the synthesis of thought, empathy, and conviction. He embodies what Trump has spent his life trying to counterfeit: dignity, clarity, humanity. When Zohran speaks, ideas bloom; when Trump opens his mouth, language itself begs for mercy. Zohran stands as the moral north, handsome in mind and body because both work in harmony with his soul. Trump is the antithesis of that order, a collapsing ruin of greed wrapped in cheap suits and self-delusion. Zohran makes one want to believe again in the goodness of power used rightly. Trump makes one want to bathe in bleach after watching him speak. One is the embodiment of light; the other, a warning that darkness can wear a red tie. submitted by /u/Kinks4Kelly to r/complaints [link] [comments]

I spent a long time trying to find her the perfect vanity mirror. She likes woods, natural finishes, etc. but many mirrors are really flashy, glossy, etc. Reading through tips from others on here, people said they wanted mirrors with adjustable color temperature and brightness, and most online options didn’t offer that. So I built one. Built this out of hardwood (Poplar) and cut it to fit LED strip lights. Finished in oil. submitted by /u/NickHalper to r/MakeupAddiction [link] [comments]

Excited to share my first ever DIY project with this community and get your feedback. Built the entire closet for approximately $1500. The last pic has the cost breakdown as well. We already had the mirror, so just reused it. Materials used are mostly from Home Depot and some lights and other stuff which was brought from Amazon . Here is how I went about it Step 1: made a rough design on how I wanted the closet to look like Step 2: used a stud finder to locate studs to identify where all I can drill in the holes to attach wood so that there will be enough support Step 3: Readjusted the design based on stud findings and used a painting tape to align with the design so that I could take exact measurements for the wood ( still ran into some issues as you can see that the top piece of wood is not sticking to the ceiling. This was due to not considering the height of the wood panels which messed up the total measurements) Step 4: Used those measurements and brought 8x4 feet pine wood plywoods at Home Depot. Leveraged their services to get the wood cut to almost close to the exact measurements I wanted. Step 5: Applied a layer of primer on the wood before coloring it. One gallon of primer and paint each were enough to paint the entire thing. Step 6: Made markings on the plywood where the studs were located and drilled pocket holes and assembled it to the wall. Step 7: We purchased the dresser from Wayfair. Made sure that there was 0.5 inches extra space on either side of the dresser while assembling the two sidewall panels around it so we can take it out if we’d like to. Step 8: After assembly, used spackling compound to fill in the pocket holes so they don’t show up. Used Caulk glue to fill in the edges .Also used some nails in certain spots to make the entire thing sturdy. User L shaped corners where clothes would hang so that the plywood doesn’t bend. Step 9: Repainted certain places for finishing touches and then applied moulding to the closet. Step 10: Applied the wallpaper in the vanity and added the lights over there. We do not have a plug point, so had to use rechargeable ones which we purchased from Amazon. Pretty happy with how it turned out and was a great learning experience. Let me know your thoughts submitted by /u/Less-Bed-7838 to r/DIY [link] [comments]

Thanks to everyone here who advised on this bathroom. I took your advice and replaced the frameless mirror for a chunky framed one (before pic #7). I painted the door, ceiling, and vent covers with a dark chocolate that I pulled from the background of the wallpaper. Finally, I got bigger and bolder decor that doesn’t get swallowed by the wallpaper pattern. I’m still planning to switch out the shower fixtures to black ones, and I’m thinking of getting a rolled towel rack (last pic) to replace the basket. I am also considering a simple cove crown molding around the top of the wallpaper. This was mostly DIY, with the exception of the electrical and installing the shower door. New toilet, bidet, vanity, mirror, lights, fan, wallpaper, paint, outlet covers, tp holder. I learned a lot during this process and I’m really happy with how it turned out! submitted by /u/bug_muffin to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

It took longer than I thought it would to call this tiny powder room finished, but so happy with how it turned out! You’ll all be pleased to know we kept the vanity, and decided to keep the mirror too when we took it off the wall and saw it was from 1979—the same age as our house! The carpet on the other hand is obviously history (praise be), and the wallpaper too (which was hiding black mold, ew). Love the light fixture we found, and we replaced the faucet and cabinet hardware too. And we obviously had to add a funny piece of artwork behind the door! Thank you again to all the folks who said a dark bathroom would look amazing—you were right! Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeDecorating/s/F4KSF2i2Sq submitted by /u/florafaunaandfood to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

I’ve been working on this post for a while now and was actually going to submit it this morning, but time got away from me. Now, in the wake of Jason Ward’s most recent article , now seems like the perfect time to put this out into the world. Everything from this point forward remains unchanged from my last proof read yesterday. After a pretty lengthy dry spell for leaks and news related to The Rise of Skywalker, we've finally gotten some new stuff to dig into! In addition to the official news and footage, I have a boatload of unofficial news. I obviously can't share details about who my sources are or how/where this information was obtained, but what I can tell you is that they've given me incredibly compelling reasons to pay attention to what they have to say. Now in the wake of D23, some of the things they've told me are being corroborated with official news and footage which bolsters my confidence in the accuracy of this report. That being said, with 4 months remaining until the release of the film, details may still be in flux and (due to the nature of what we do here), unless it's photographic evidence, I can't guarantee that everything you'll read here will be 100% accurate. Some of this you've seen or read before, some of it will be new and some may challenge things widely thought to be true about the film. SPOILERS! While this is a spoiler friendly subreddit, I'm going to flag this as a spoiler post and warn anyone that doesn't want to know what happens in the film to turn back now. If you are spoiler averse and decide to continue reading, it's your own fault from here on out. If you are pro-spoilers, please do not share details of this post with anyone that does not want to be spoiled themselves. Without any further preamble... As stated in a previous leak, it's been reiterated to me that we will indeed be getting young Luke and Leia flashbacks in TROS. One in particular appears to be the opening of the movie no less. We begin the action by seeing one of, if not the final training lesson between Luke and Leia. Leia is giving up her Jedi training due to the fact that she's pregnant with a son. My source on this mentioned a fight, so I believe that we may be getting Leia and Luke in a lightsaber duel toward the beginning of the film. Picking up in the current point in the timeline. Leia appears to have taken up the mantel of Jedi mentor to Rey in the wake of Luke's passing. Note: This will likely coincide with the scene from the D23 First Look where Rey throws here lightsaber at a training remote and cuts down a tree. Early on in the film, we catch up with Kylo's story where he is "slaughtering" people with the purpose of tracking down one of the film's McGuffins, a device known as the "wayfinder". I'm told that the clip of Kylo body slamming someone into the floor of a forest bathed in red light seen in the teaser. I'm also told that this planet is called "Exogol" (don't quote me on the spelling). Kylo obtains the wayfinder from "The Oracle" and finds it to contain coordinates to a point in the Unknown Regions. The wayfinder that Kylo is given once belonged to his grandfater. Using the coordinates found within the wayfinder device, Kylo arrives in the Unknown Regions. Here, Kylo encounters Emperor Palpatine. How Palpatine is still alive and how he ended up in the Unknown Regions is still a mystery to me that I hope to learn more about in the next few months (Note: Daisy Ridley recently said in an interview that it's explained in the film), but my source on this tells me that this is indeed Palpatine in the flesh. Kylo and Palpatine's conversation apparently centers around ordering Kylo to find Rey and bring her to the Emperor with the goal of turning her to the dark side. Note: It's not lost on me that this part of the story feels very Return of the Jedi inspired, but we'll just crack on and see how this all pans out. My source specifically mentioned that Palpatine is very old and decrepit at this point, possibly on the verge of death. A little bit of Googling reveals that Palpatine is thought to have been born around 84 BBY making him in the neighborhood of 113 years old by the events of The Rise of Skywalker. His goal in luring Kylo to him and converting Rey to darkness is more or less to have Rey and Kylo inherit his "new Empire" and for them to rule it together. In order to facilitate bringing about this "new Empire", Palpatine has spent his 30 years of PTO creating a fleet of "Death Star Destroyers" (Note: I don't know if this is their actual name or not. Personally, I hope not, it's bit on the nose) which appear to be exactly what they sound like. Star Destroyers with Death Star tech mounted on them, giving them the capability to destroy a planet. (Note: Apparently once this particular technology was unleashed 30 some odd years ago, that Pandora's box can't be shut again). According to my source, these star destroyers make up the "Sith Fleet" that house the new red Sith Troopers that were showcased at SDCC in July. Note: I wrote this prior to the First Look being shown and the fleet has since been confirmed. It's comprised of Imperial star destroyers hiding in the Unknown Regions and we see what appears to be their planet destroying capabilities during the reel. Enough about Rey and Kylo, let's get back to the rest of the Resistance. Apparently we catch up with Finn and Poe returning to the jungle planet depicted in some of the behind the scenes images shown at Celebration. The duo has been in contact with an informant from within the First Order. The mole has told Finn and Poe about Kylo coming into possession of the "wayfinder". Note: It's unclear to me if anyone in the Resistance understands what the "wayfinder" is or where it leads. They just want to find it. Poe and Finn tell Leia about this and she sends Rey, Chewbacca, C-3PO and the other droids to accompany them on the mission. In order to get them going on their quest, Leia puts them in contact with someone on Pasaana (The desert planet, filmed in Jordan) It's at this point in the story where the Resistance team makes their way to the desert planet seen in the teaser and behind the scenes footage. It's revealed that Leia's contact is Lando Calrissian. Lando points them toward another one of our McGuffins, a "Sith artifact" that apparently turns out to be a dagger. This dagger has some sort of writing on it that 3PO can’t decipher. Note: My source understands this to be a "Sith language". That description is pretty vague for me, but the key point is sound. Heroes find dagger, dagger has writing on it that 3PO can't read. It’s during our heroes time on Passana that Kylo initiates a Force mind link between himself and Rey. Through their connection Kylo discovers where Rey and the Resistance crew are and leaves to pursue them. Eventually Kylo and the Knights of Ren arrive and begin to attack our heroes. One thing leads to another and the Resistance crew gets outnumbered and they are forced to make their escape on an old ship leaving the Millennium Falcon behind. Kylo recovers the Falcon and takes it back to his Star Destroyer. As previously mentioned, 3PO is confronted with a challenge he is not equipped to handle. The artifact found on Passana contains a language that 3PO can’t translate without modifications. In order to modify 3POs programming, Poe brings the team to the wintery planet seen in the teaser (Kijimi per the Vanity Fair article). There C-3PO is modified to allow translation of the artifact. I'm told that the modification is done by a small alien (possibly the one pictured in Image A of my post from 6 months ago. I'm not 100% sure on that, but confident enough in who told this to me that I'm willing to put it out there) Once translatable the dagger supposedly reveals information regarding a second wayfinder, this one having belonged to Emperor Palpatine himself, leading the team to journey to the forest moon of Endor. Note: My sources tell me that the scene from the First Look reel showing 3PO with red eyes connects to this event. The Red eyes are part of the "hack" that allows him to translate the "Sith language". During the events leading to the modification of 3PO on the wintery planet, Kylo initiates another Force connection between he and Rey. Kylo supposedly uses this as an opportunity to begin forcing Rey down the path of darkness. He does this by antagonizing Rey. Kylo tells her that he knows about the dagger and what it was once used for. Kylo apparently tells her that this dagger was used to murder Rey’s parents. Kylo maintains that her parents are nobodies in the grand story. This angers Rey and she lashes out at Kylo and a lightsaber duel ensues. Rey is on Kijimi and Kylo is on his Star Destroyer. According to my source no flashes of any additional locations are seen during this fight (possibly in the film at all, but we'll see). Ren keeps the link alive long enough to learn Rey’s location and eventually peruses her in his Star Destroyer like before. Zori Bliss is introduced sometime during their time on this planet. Note: My sources told me that she has history with Poe prior to Keri Russell saying the same thing in an interview days ago. What this history may be is still a mystery to me right now. Once Kylo arrives, our gang of heroes decide to sneak aboard and attempt to recover the Falcon prior to leaving. The rescue plan goes awry and the whole group gets captured by the First Order. It’s at this point that two major things happen: It’s revealed that Hux is the First Order mole that has been feeding the Resistance information and he allows the heroes to escape while Kylo is distracted by dueling with Rey in person. During this duel, Kylo adds another wrinkle to Rey’s backstory. He maintains that while her parents are nobodies, her grandparents (more specifically her grandfather) wasn’t. Kylo tells Rey that she is the granddaughter of Papatine. This explains his interest in bringing the random nobody from Jakku into the fold. The crew recovers the Falcon, Rey reconnects with them and they all flee. Following her battle aboard the Star Destroyer and escape on the Falcon. Rey uses the newly gleaned information resulting from 3POs modifications and the translation of the dagger to travel to Endor. At this time, it’s a little unclear to me how Kylo gets from point A to point B, but supposedly he is waiting for Rey in Palpatine’s throne room aboard the wreckage of the second Death Star. (Note: I assume he knows the location of the second wayfinder due to his newfound connection to Palpatine, but that's just speculation on my part. I think it's important to note that Kylo may have been there before considering that he had the charred helmet of Vader in TFA.) Naturally, they fight. The specifics of this duel are unknown to me, but what I have been told about it is that it’s at this point when Rey begins to tap into some hatred to gain the upper hand and eventually defeats Kylo (Note: possibly destroying his lightsaber in the process, but that's more rumor than leak at the moment), leaving him for dead on the wreckage of the Death Star. Rey takes possession of Palpatine's wayfinder and leaves. My sources tell me that the "Dark Rey" moment seen in the D23 footage is in fact a vision (described to me as thematically similar to Luke seeing himself as Vader in the cave on Dagobah). This apparently is a short sequence that happens right after Rey picks up Palpatine's wayfinder. While lying in the wreckage of the Death Star weakened state Kylo Ren reportedly sees a vision of his father. (Note: It’s unclear to me if Han appears as a bona fide ghost or just through the magic of injury induced hallucinations, but this interaction supposedly acts as Kylo’s “come to Jesus” moment.) Han tells Kylo that it’s never too late to change and when he leaves Endor, he leaves not as Kylo Ren, but as Ben Solo. This duel is a critical tipping point for Rey as well. I’m told that in the wake of her confrontation with Kylo, she takes the wayfinder and flees to Ahch-to to collect her thoughts. Her mindset is reportedly mirror Luke’s while he was there prior to and during the events of The Last Jedi. The vision of a possible dark future for herself in conjunction fact that she nearly killed Kylo scared Rey in the same way that considering killing Ben in his sleep scared Luke many years prior. She feared the path she was headed down and decides to swear off the Jedi, exiling herself on Ahch-to. Rey scuttles the ship she used to get there just like Luke once did and she caps it all off by casting Anakin's reconstructed lightsaber toward her ship. Just when it looks like the Jedi Order is going to end (again), the specter of Luke Skywalker appears to Rey, holding her discarded lightsaber and does what all good Force ghosts do; gives our hero the resolve to do what needs to be done. Finish the work Luke began over 30 years earlier and put an end to the Emperor for good. According to my source, Luke passes on Leia’s lightsaber to Rey. (Note: I don't know where it came from, where it's been all this time, or how Luke is able to give it to Rey, but what I can tell you (with only about 50% confidence at this point) is that Leia's blade is supposedly blue.) Bolstered by her conversation with Luke, Rey takes Leia's lightsaber, transmits the location of the Sith fleet to the Resistance before heading out herself. On the subject of Force ghosts, Luke makes another appearance around the time of Rey and Kylo’s crises of faith. Back at the main Resistance base, Leia is on her deathbed. My source describes it to me like Yoda’s death in Return if the Jedi, nothing bad happened, it was just her time to go. Luke has come to says goodbye, but before it all ends for Leia, he has one final lesson for her... From what I've been able to put together, the final act of the film is structured like this: Rey leaves Ahch-to and travels to the Sith fleet in the Unknown Regions. Eventually the Resistance fleet arrives and battle ensues. Somehow, Rey finds her way to The Emperor who has been waiting for her. Palpatine confirms that what Kylo told her was true. Apparently after his defeat at DSII, Palpatine was shaken by the fact that he wasn't able to maintain his hold on Vader or seduce Luke to the darkness due to their familial bond. During the course of their conversation Palpatine makes reference to this bond between Vader and Luke and likens it to his bond with Rey hoping that whatever familial connection they have will be enough to win her over and become as strong as that of the Skywalkers. Note: What my source described next feels very reminiscent of RotJ. Rey is trapped in The Emperor’s throne room, watching two opposing fleets battle while she is helplessly gazes onward. It’s at this point that Kylo/Ben reappears. How we get to this next part is still a bit fuzzy to me, but apparently Ben and Rey join forces and begin attacking Palpatine. Leia's lightsaber comes back into play when Rey and Kylo share the Skywalker lightsabers throughout their fight. At some point the Emperor overpowers them both and supposedly kills Ben. (Note: there have been reports from other reputable leakers that Kylo kind of/sort of dies, but my source on this seemed pretty unambiguous. Personally, I think we'll just have to wait and see what we learn over the next few months.) When it looks like all Hope is lost, the ghosts of Luke and Leia show up to aid Rey. Together they overpower the Emperor and end his darkness once and for all. As for what the other members of the Resistance are doing at this point, they are engaged in a space battle against Palpatine's fleet lead by General Pryde. The Resistance's goal is supposedly to take out the flagship, severing communications and making navigation out of the Unknown Regions impossible. The flagship is destroyed around the same time that the Emperor dies. The last thing I was told is regarding the final sequence of the film. I don’t why, but our heroes travel to Tatooine. During these scenes, it is supposedly revealed that Rey has cannibalized Anakin/Luke's lightsaber and Leia's to make one of her own that supposedly has a yellow/gold blade. She buries the leftover pieces on the grounds of the former Lars homestead. The final shots of the Skywalker saga allegedly echo how the adventure began in ‘77, our heroes gazing at the horizon dreaming of the future as twin suns set in the distance. submitted by /u/JediPaxis to r/StarWarsLeaks [link] [comments]

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