Luke Skywalker, the iconic hero of the Star Wars saga, does not have a biological daughter. However, he does have a daughter figure in the form of Rey, the protagonist of the sequel trilogy.
Though not related by blood, Rey deeply admires Luke and sees him as a father figure. Luke, in turn, recognizes Rey's potential and takes on the role of her mentor, training her in the ways of the Force. Their relationship is central to the plot of the sequel trilogy, exploring themes of lineage, legacy, and the power of family beyond blood ties.
