Lex was a scrumrat who worked for the White Worm gang in Solo: A Star Wars Story.
You can see Lex (or a shadowed image of her at least) steal from a young boy as Han is heading back to find Qi’ra near the beginning of the film.
Lex is the woman on the left side of this screenshot.
Her dialogue is similar in the film, the comic adaptation, and the Solo novelization where she is referred to as Lex.
Solo Issue #1. Writer – Robbie Thompson, Artist – Will Sliney, Colorist – Federico Blee. Lex is the character in the middle.
Her short scene helps the audience understand that the children who work for Lady Proxima can’t trust anyone, even each other.
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