No Star Wars project in history has ever survived the inevitable touch of controversy, and Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian has proven to be no exception in this regard.
Though in all fairness, it’s a bit surprising. After all, in a time when the Mouse House’s Sequel Trilogy essentially ripped the fandom apart, the live-action Disney+ series had managed to amend the damage to some degree, not just serving as a great Star Wars story, but also a great TV show on its own merits. But in this day and age, you need only make the most minute insensitive comment and the whole of social media will go into a frenzied state of rage and uproar.
That’s basically how it went down with the scandal surrounding Cara Dune’s actress on The Mandalorian, Gina Carano, who recently came under a lot of fire for her anti-mask comments and claims of election fraud. As you’d expect, and as per the out-of-control ‘cancel’ culture, a lot of folks on Twitter and Instagram asked Disney to remove her from future seasons of the show, and if possible, the ongoing second chapter in the story of Din Djarin and Baby Yoda. But given yesterday’s episode, it’s safe to say that Cara will be a huge player in the fight against Moff Gideon in the last two episodes.
As it came to pass in “Chapter 14: The Tragedy,” Mando lost both Baby Yoda and his ship the Razor Crest to the Imperial loyalists. As such, the bounty hunter found himself in dire need of allies to take on Gideon and his legion of stormtroopers. One of these was the newly appointed marshall of the New Republic, Cara Dune, who’ll presumably appear alongside Greef Karga in the last two episodes of The Mandalorian since Mando personally asked for their help.
Of course, we’ll have to wait and see how fans will react to her role in the finale, but narrative-wise, let’s just say that Din Djarin needs all the help he can get for the time being, so we’re glad that the ex-Rebel commando is there to take out a few of Gideon’s Dark Troopers when the time comes.
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