The End of Skeleton Crew Almost Had a Jedi Flashback

The latest version of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew finally it shed light on Jude Law’s amazing user, Jod 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 ever since he saw her die, and it turns out we should have met him this time.

Get started Instagramactress Yasmine Al Massri (who you may have heard as Morana on Castlevania) posted pictures of him as Jod’s master, in Jedi robes and doing a short training session with the lightsaber that would have been fighting him before he died. According to him, it was “the shortest job I’ve ever done,” but effective: after filming, he remembered telling the press. Skeleton Crew group they “just created the first Arab female Jedi.” To Massri’s dismay, the incident was not part of the Skeleton Crew the last one, but he’s taking it seriously. “These things happen,” he continued. “It (work) meant a lot to the child in me. (…) I can’t share what I’ve experienced and how I feel.

Now that Jod has proven that he was a Jedi-in-training and had a master at one point in his life, it’s a wake-up call. other questions. Who among them survived Order 66, or could both have escaped the Jedi Purge? Also, who and he—there is none Skeleton Crew game finale or Massri’s post name the man, and it seems like he should be with him. If the show finds you another seasonperhaps we will learn more about him and Jod’s relationship, and how he grew from a Jedi survivor to a pirate with many false identities.

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