Skeleton Crew’s Finale Almost Had a Jedi Flashback

the last final for Star Wars: The Skeleton Crew finally shed some light on Jude Law’s mysterious Force user, Jodh Nawood. Growing up as a poor child, he was taken in by a Jedi and taught the ways of the Force. He’s been on the run since watching her die, and it turns out we were supposed to meet him during the sequence.

Active Instagramactor Yasmine Al Massri (the one you heard as Morana Castlevania) posted pictures of himself in Jod’s master, Jedi robes, and some short lightsaber training, which was presumably his battle before his death. According to him, it was “the shortest active work I’ve ever done”, but it was nevertheless effective: after the production of the single scene was completed, he remembered talking about it. Skeleton Crew team “created the first Arab female Jedi”. To Massri’s dismay, it wasn’t part of the scene Skeleton Crew final, but he takes it seriously. “These things happen,” he continued. “It was the most meaningful (work) for the child in me. (…) I can’t help but share my experience and feelings.”

Now that it’s officially confirmed that Jod is a Jedi in training and a master at some point in his life, he ups it some questions. Who among them survived Order 66, or could they both survive the Jedi Purge? In addition, who does he – never Skeleton Crew’s final or Massri’s post names a character and it seems to him that he should be a character. If the show is bought another seasonmaybe we’ll learn more about Jod’s relationship with him and his transformation from Jedi survivor to pirate with multiple false identities.

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