The girl is in her late twenties, perhaps a year or so older than Cassian, and she carries herself with an air of confidence that Jyn somehow finds herself envious of.
The result of this is that Jyn views the battle scarred, bloodied woman standing in the hangar in front of her with an air of absolute suspicion. Her newfound companions have little time for her either both her past and the miracle of her survival have isolated her from them, left her feeling unwanted and alone. She’s free, she’s exonerated.and she’s lonelier than ever.Ĭassian has little time for her he’s busy training the newly formed Stardust Company, debriefing with General Draven over the com, and re-integrating K2SO’s memory chip into another Imperial security droid. The Death Star is a powerful weapon, and she suspects that the Empire won’t hesitate to use it again in the wake of the disaster over Scarif. But for some reason, even that thought doesn’t bring her a lot of comfort. She figures she’ll go to Alderaan, unite with Senator Organa and testify about the Death Star in the Senate, as her father would have done. She isn’t allowed to return to Yavin - her survival is denied her offered her freedom, of course, as the Alliance promised. Scarif, it’s hard for Jyn Erso to comprehend what happened.
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