Did the young boy move the broom through the Force?
At the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the three young children are speaking a different language. They are interrupted by the alien and one boy goes outside.
When he picks up the broom, it looks like he didn’t actually touch it and the broom came to him.
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Yes, he is sensitive to the Force.
It might indicate that a whole new generation of Jedi is out there. Among those three young children you saw talking, that boy was telling the legend of Luke Skywalker. After being told by that alien, he goes outside and moves the broom near to wall via the Force.
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A New Generation is Born: The final scene of the movie shows boy retelling the legend of Luke Skywalker until he is yelled at to go work. He walks outside and very casually moves a broom an inch from the wall into his hand proving he is Force sensitive. We see him looking up at a ship shooting through the stars and we see him with the ring on his finger. A new generation of Jedi and rebels are out there and ready.
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It seems this character was added to enforce the fact that blood line means nothing in terms of the force/jedi (similar to Rey's heritage)
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