#handicapped

or wheelchair? ~

Basically have him come back alive but with only one arm, and then have him play the character like how he would in all his other films (Mace Windu, Nick Fury, Jules Winnfield, etc.)

Now at first I thought this was a pretty ridiculous concept, but then I remembered that Brooklyn went through something similar in Chaos Theory,

I worked with two young men whom I took out on trips to give their parents respite. One, Paul, was profoundly disabled, both mentally and physically. He was in a wheelchair and unable to control his own movements. He had no language and suffered from regular epileptic seizures. It was the relationship that stopped me ever asking the question ‘Is anyone in there?’ You treat other human beings with unconditional dignity, full stop. The question is not ‘Is anyone in there?’ but ‘What exists between us?’ Our humanity is not an individual quality that can be measured and traded and celebrated and ignored, but an activity, a thing human beings do together.