There seems to be a lot of that going around. [ Things between Han and Leia, she'd gathered, hadn't been easy before he'd passed. In fact, she suspected it had been quite nearly thirty years since anything felt like it made sense between them. One more on a list of things to blame Cry-lo Ren for.

But he couldn't be blamed for whatever wedge drove between her mother and father. And though it doesn't meet Rey's fantasy of her parents, none of this has. Still. It hurts, imagining what Leia must be going through without Han, knowing that they'd never really had the chance to settle their accounts before they'd lost him on Starkiller, so she can't help but point it out. ]

Fine. Leia it is. But you should know, before we see her, that something happened while you've been ... wherever it is you've been. Han isn't with her. Kylo Ren killed him.