“[Their portrayal] was better than it was [in the films],” Morrison said. “Then I read [in the script that] we were throwing dead bodies just on the fire and I was going, ‘Oh, hang on, we got to put a bit of ceremony into this.’ But they are the Indigenous of the sands of Tatooine, and I was creating a little bit more history about their own culture — and I was pulling from my own culture, in a way, in terms of the ceremonies and preparing the warrior and preparing a weapon.
Added Wen: “We knew so little about the Tuskens, and [the show] really gave them an incredible backstory. … I thought all those elements really enrich who the Tuskens are, … and [setting the bodies on fire] was part of, whether it’s the Jawas, when they were attacked, there is this ceremonious desire on Tatooine to burn the bodies as opposed to letting them lie out in the open in the desert.”
It is too bad they have to defend someone else's questionable decisions.
You’re really wasting interview time and space in your publication to fan gripes about space bike colours?
Boring 🙄
The fact that the biker gang and their colored speeders were even considered a 'controversy' is spectacularly embarrassing. Freakin' StarWars fans, man... 🙄
The gang was fine. That slow ass chase scene was the problem.
Feel for ming and tem being asked questions on things they have no control over. What are they suppose to say?
今天你们可以看不起宝贝狗，明天你高攀不起。
The Mos Espa Vespa Gang is such a critical piece of Star Wars lore now.
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