Harrison Ford May Have Dropped a ‘Star Wars’ Spoiler

If you aren’t following the official Star Wars account on Twitter, you’re missing out on a great Q&A with insightful and hilarious answers from director J.J. Abrams and the cast of The Force Awakens. There’s even been a bit of mischief from Mark Hamill, who’s been noticeably absent from the film’s marketing. And while there have been some very interesting answers to the numerous questions from fans, there was one answer in particular that stood out the most.

Joining Abrams and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy for the Twitter Q&A are cast members John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Lupita Nyong’o, Oscar Isaac and Gwendoline Christie. Fisher had some predictably delightful responses to fans inquiring about reprising her role as Princess Leia:

As you might expect, Ford and Fisher were hit with the most questions of the bunch, and the Han Solo actor was his usual, humorous self:

But when Ford was asked about his favorite scene in The Force Awakens, he may have inadvertently revealed a spoiler:

It’s possible that he was slightly confused — he does spell Kylo Ren’s name incorrectly. But it’s also possible that Ford has given away something that many fans have suspected for some time now: Rey becomes a Jedi. That would also lend credence to the rumor that she’s the orphaned child of Han and Leia. The trailers and TV spots haven’t featured any scenes in which Rey wields a lightsaber, but that’s exactly the kind of thing you’d want to save for the full movie. One of the TV spots does include a brief moment where Han is handing a lightsaber to Rey, though.

Interesting, indeed.

Here are a few more entertaining moments from the evening:

Although Hamill was not participating in the Q&A (since he’s not allowed to give any As, really), he did submit a question for Abrams:

Speaking of Abrams, the director gave a shout out to acclaimed indie film Tangerine, which has been generating a bit of awards buzz and was shot entirely on an iPhone:

Boyega knows who shot first:

Abrams has some explaining to do:

A new hope:

For more, check out the official Star Wars feed on Twitter. The Force Awakens hits theaters on December 18.