This is another character that Obi-Wan would’ve known from The Clone Wars series, and including her in this Obi-Wan Kenobi show would be particularly interesting to fans of The Mandalorian. She is portrayed by the same actress who voiced the character in her animated form, Katee Sackhoff. We recently saw Bo Katan's live-action debut in the second season of The Mandalorian. Satine is another logical character for the already announced cast member Indira Varma to play.
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Check out Star Wars: Clone Wars to get the full story behind Satine and Obi-Wan. While the events of their love affair eventually see Satine murdered by Darth Maul in front of Obi-Wan, it wouldn’t be shocking to find Obi-Wan troubled by these memories with some flashbacks, just like Anakin's turn to the Dark Side. While Anakin's love led him to join the Dark Side for fear of losing Padme, Obi-Wan did the opposite, turning his back on the Mandalorian ruler Satine Kryze, with whom he had fallen in love, to preserve his vows as a Jedi. If you only follow the Star Wars live-action universe, first of all, you're missing out, and secondly, you might be surprised to learn that, before Anakin’s love for Padme turned him to the Dark Side, Obi-Wan was tempted by love in a similar way.
We know at least part of the show will take place on Tattooine, after all, and Jabba's criminal empire rules the back-water planet as much or more than the Empire. Here's another classic Star Wars character that'd make sense for us to see in the series.
Sure, he's dead, but it would make sense to see him in both flashbacks and as a Force ghost keeping Obi-Wan company in his desert hideout. It wouldn't shock us to see Liam Neeson return to the Star Wars Universe as Kenobi's former Jedi master, Qui-Gon Jinn.
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