She won't eat until Luke says she can eat.

In Star Wars: The Last Jedi -- the second episode of the latest Star Wars trilogy -- Rey begins her Jedi training on the planet Ahch-to. Who's training her? A very depressed, unshaven Luke Skywalker.

As part of her training, Luke inflicts upon her a strict diet of green, leafy vegetables and clean protein patties -- healthy foodstuff that augments her natural connection to the Force.

And when it's finally dinner time, Luke pulls out the Star Wars Last Jedi 10-Inch Plastic Dinner Plate and gives Rey a healthy portion of non-GMO, Jedi-approved whole foods.

Made from a study plastic, this Star Wars The Last Jedi dinner plate features a stunning image of Rey on the planet Ahch-to with Lightsaber in hand. Above her, the Millennium Falcon as it searches for a more permanent parking spot.

This Last Jedi dinner plate conveys a striking piece of sci-fi realism resembling the work of Drew Struzan, the talented artist behind countless, breathtaking Star Wars movie posters.

• Dishwasher safe
• Made with melamine -- a durable and break-resistant material
• BPA free
• Do not microwave