There are a number of real-world parallels here, which helps make Rogue One considerably more relevant, even though Disney CEO Bob Iger has protested that the film isn’t political. These parallels aren’t exact, but the help Star Wars transcend its pulpy origins If he’d parted ways with the Alliance altogether, it meant his course had held steady.” In Alexander Freed’s novelization of Rogue One, Gerrera is described as an extremist: “Even when Jyn had first met Saw, he’d been on the fringes of the rebellion. While his rebel cell was an early part of the Rebel Alliance, relations soured between his group and the rest. When the Republic became the Empire, he began to fight again, assembling a group known as the Partisans, which began to fight against the Imperial forces on Jedha.
As the leader of the Onderon rebels, aided by Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Gerrera was victorious over the Separatist military in a four-episode arc. Saw Gerrera first appeared in 2012, in the fifth season of the Star Wars animated series The Clone Wars. Forest Whitaker’s character, Saw Gerrera, helps bring some reality to the Alliance, and the question of how they’re conducting their operations. From beginning to end, it’s a film about war and espionage, and it provides some surprising depth to the nature of the Rebel Alliance. By Star Wars standards, Rogue One is a morally complex story.
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