In an attempt to cover up some of The Force Awakens' plot holes, J.J. Abrams uses R2-D2 in an explanation that creates even more of them.
Director J.J. Abrams created many questions with his advent of the prequel trilogy, but one of his strangest answers revolved around the role of beloved droid R2-D2 in Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens. Much to the disappointment of fans, the little robot's presence throughout the film is fairly minuscule, being reduced to nothing more than a set piece for the majority of its runtime.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The director previously revealed his motives for underutilizing R2, both narratively and strategically. Following the untimely death of legacy character Han Solo, Abrams explained that R2's sudden awakening was meant as a delayed gratification for viewers who had just lost one of their favorite characters by returning another one in exchange.
Even more baffling is Abrams' deep-cut explanation as to how R2-D2 acquired this map in the first place, which goes far beyond the obvious answer of Luke having just given it to him. Supposedly, the map was never designed to locate Luke himself, it was meant to locate every Jedi temple spread out throughout the galaxy, one of which being where Luke has taken refuge.
J.J. Abrams' R2-D2 Explanation Doesn't Make Any Sense This overly elaborate explanation creates many more problems than it solves, one being the implication that R2-D2 would've gotten a lot more than just a map upon downloading an entire Imperial archive. At least one immediate plot hole is created from this line of reasoning, as it doesn't remotely address why the Rebels would do nothing with this sensitive Imperial information until after they had already been defeated.
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