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On the planet of Nevarro, Greef Karga has a change of heart and refrains from killing both Cara Dune and the Mandalorian.
Instead of using the Child to draw out the Imperial client, the trio agrees on a new plan: Karga and the Mandalorian will pretend to have captured Cara in exchange for amnesty. Cara was understandably against the plan at first, but Karga reasoned that an ex-Rebel shock trooper in chains is more likely to persuade the Imperials to hear out their demands.
Reluctantly, Cara acquiesced and shedded off her old Alliance armor and weaponry, before being gagged and restrained with a pair of stun cuffs and a shock collar. As Kuiil brings the Child back to the ship, the Mandalorian and Karga venture into the streets of Nevarro with their faux-hostage in tow.

--To commemorate my 50th damsel drawing, I decided to do another character that's close to my heart. Cara Dune was the best character of both Seasons 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian, and it's sad that we might not see any more of her or where her story will go. There's also not enough artwork of her in any DiD perils, so I chose to throw in my own contribution for this badass Star Wars lady.
--And to clarify before anyone comments, this is not meant in any way to be a reference to Gina Carano getting fired from the show (which I still believe was a massive mistake).

Description
On the planet of Nevarro, Greef Karga has a change of heart and refrains from killing both Cara Dune and the Mandalorian.
Instead of using the Child to draw out the Imperial client, the trio agrees on a new plan: Karga and the Mandalorian will pretend to have captured Cara in exchange for amnesty. Cara was understandably against the plan at first, but Karga reasoned that an ex-Rebel shock trooper in chains is more likely to persuade the Imperials to hear out their demands.
Reluctantly, Cara acquiesced and shedded off her old Alliance armor and weaponry, before being gagged and restrained with a pair of stun cuffs and a shock collar. As Kuiil brings the Child back to the ship, the Mandalorian and Karga venture into the streets of Nevarro with their faux-hostage in tow.

--To commemorate my 50th damsel drawing, I decided to do another character that's close to my heart. Cara Dune was the best character of both Seasons 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian, and it's sad that we might not see any more of her or where her story will go. There's also not enough artwork of her in any DiD perils, so I chose to throw in my own contribution for this badass Star Wars lady.
--And to clarify before anyone comments, this is not meant in any way to be a reference to Gina Carano getting fired from the show (which I still believe was a massive mistake).