While rumors about a "course correction" effort for the next Star Wars film continue to swirl, any plot details and possible titles for the sequel trilogy's finale are currently being kept under tight wraps, which is par for the course for any Star Wars project.

In the meantime, though, new concept art shows a slightly different course for Rey (played by Daisy Ridley) in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, as she can be seen in what would have been a different habitat for the movie's protagonist. In what would have been Rey's home at the beginning of the film, Star Wars concept artist Doug Chiang shows Rey making a home out of an AT-AT suspended in midair inside an old Star Destroyer.

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As Chiang's caption states, you can see Rey making her way down the neck of the AT-AT if you squint. To the right of the hanging AT-AT, you can see a couple more (at least the bottom of their feet), still in place within the Star Destroyer. As the film and the events of Star Wars: Battlefront II suggested, the planet of Jakku was the location of one of the final battles between the Empire and the Rebellion.

This wouldn't have made any kind of astronomical change in the Star Wars universe, but it certainly would have made things more interesting for Rey in her travels to get home. As most Star Wars fans know, Rey's home in the final cut of the film is in an AT-AT, only this one is was laid on its side somewhere in the Jakku desert, away from the Star Destroyers that Rey would sift through in an effort to scrap valuable parts in exchange for food. As the opening scenes with Rey in The Force Awakens show, she has plenty of experience repelling down ropes to get to parts she needs to survive, and looking at the concept art above, this home would have played right into her daily routine.

Chiang was the concept artist for The Force Awakens and later worked as a production designer on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, as part of his decades worth of experience in the Star Wars universe. He was also the design director for Episode I: The Phantom Menace and Episode II: Attack of the Clones.

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