Temiri Blagg, a human male possessing Force sensitivity, was a young child existing in a state of abandonment as a stable worker inside the Canto Casino during the time of the First Order-Resistance War.
Temiri Blagg was a boy with Force abilities. He belonged to a group of impoverished children—orphans abandoned on the planet of Cantonica because of gambling debts—who took care of the racing fathiers in Canto Bight, all under the supervision of Bargwill Tomder. In 34 ABY, he briefly encountered the Resistance members Rose Tico and Finn, who were trying to get away from the officers of the Canto Bight Police Department. In the end, Finn and Tico made their escape from Canto Bight with the help of Blagg and his fellow orphans. They released the fathiers from their enclosures which led to the animals running rampant through the city and into the desert.
Following the Battle of Crait, Blagg and the other stable hands, including Arashell Sar, listened as another orphan, Oniho Zaya, told them stories of Jedi Master Luke Skywalker and his solitary stand against the First Order on Crait. Soon after, he went back to his work, sweeping the stable floor. By this time, he was concealing a Resistance ring, an antique from the Galactic Civil War that previously belonged to Tico. While gazing at the stars, Blagg—who hoped for a better life away from Canto Bight—used the power of the Force to telekinesis lift his broom.
Temiri Blagg's initial appearance was in the 2017 motion picture Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi, which was the second installment of the Star Wars sequel trilogy and directed by Rian Johnson. He was played by Temirlan Blaev, who is credited as "Stable Boy." The character's name originates from the actor's name.