BY NOW WE’VE all seen the new movie trailer for Fake One: A Celebrity Conflicts Tale. (Wait, you haven’t? Take good care and attention of that right now.) And within that movie trailer there is a lot of new video to skin pore over—Jyn’s dad Galen Erso (Mads Mikkelsen)! House Krennic (Ben Mendelsohn) actually discussing to Darth Vader!—but there’s one bit that is not hard to get thrilled about, yet difficult to understand: that unusual form in the sand of what looks like a hooded Jedi having a lightsaber.
The picture, which reveals up about 40 a few moments into the new movie trailer, seems to be as an ingredient of a legendary expense taken of a small deliver creating its way across a wasteland scenery. Despite being enclosed by sand, the determine itself is fairly undeniable—yet where it’s situated and why it’s there is a secret. But that doesn’t mean we can’t earn some knowledgeable guesses about what’s going on here.
First up, the place. That’s probably Jedha. The wasteland celestial satellite is the house realm of “warrior monk” Chirrut Imwe (Donnie Yen), uncle Baze Malbuz (Jian Wen), and lead Bodhi Rook (Riz Ahmed), who all be an element of the Insurgent cause. It’s also where Insurgent expert Saw Gerrera (Forest Whitaker) brings a category of extremists opposite the profession. A few months ago, the appearance for one of Hasbro’s figures for Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) exposed that the toy’s costuming was from a series in the video that took placed on Jedha. And director has said the position is something like Paradise or Jerusalem for those who believe in the Force: a spiritual pilgrimage website that should be frequented at some time during one’s life-time. So the proven reality that anyone would be journeying to/from there in this movie trailer seems fairly likely.
But why? That there is a slightly-hidden picture of what looks like a Jedi is one factor. The proven reality that it’s an overturned (and apparently removed and/or damaged) sculpture on hallowed floor is another—and it might keep the key to a big slice of the film’s story. For a while now lovers have believed that the Kingdom took over Jedha in Fake One because they were looking for kyber crystals—the Force-atuned nutrients that Jedis use to create lightsabers—in purchase to energy the planet-destroying primary tool on the Loss of life Celebrity. Mostly those concepts were just anxiety, but now that expense taken of the Jedi sculpture gives some authenticity to why Jedha would be so useful to the reducing figures of Power worshippers and to the Kingdom aiming to snuff out the historical spiritual beliefs using the very content that produces the famous tool the Rebels are looking to take apart.
Or it could all just be a visible Easter time egg to mock the Celebrity Conflicts trustworthy looking for Jedi anywhere they can see them. We’ll know for sure when
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