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If you've enjoyed last week's #TheMandalorian
, then we think you'd also enjoy "Kenobi" by John Jackson Miller. It not only details the start of Obi-Wan's relationship with the Sand People, but their fight together against local settlers and, of course, a Krayt Dragon.
If you've enjoyed last week's #TheMandalorian
, then we think you'd also enjoy "Kenobi" by John Jackson Miller. It not only details the start of Obi-Wan's relationship with the Sand People, but their fight together against local settlers and, of course, a Krayt Dragon.
"Such beings did not die; they shaped the fates of countless many across the stars..."
The direct result of his relationship with the Sand People in "Kenobi" can also be seen in Episode IV if you know where to look.
Hint: It's Miller's short story "Rites" as found in FACPOV.
The direct result of his relationship with the Sand People in "Kenobi" can also be seen in Episode IV if you know where to look.
Hint: It's Miller's short story "Rites" as found in FACPOV.
Don't want to read a book? Ben's entry into his journals found in Star Wars issue 37 is a quick read and an excellent look at life in the unforgiving deserts of Tatooine for both Ben and the Sand People.
Finally, if you're interested in another story about the defeat of a Krayt Dragon through non-violence, you might enjoy "The Knight & the Dragon" by George Mann as found in 'Myths & Fables.'
