And for the same reason.
Spoilers Andor - Season 2
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Since we're well into overlapping with "Rebels," I'm curious about the organizational aspects of the Rebellion. I know we're still a bit away from them consolidating as the Alliance to Restore the Republic, but with the way Luthen is acting like the weight of the galaxy is on his shoulders alone, I'm curious about if it's not just the cells that are divided, but the networks between them are also relatively independent and he really doesn't know how big things have already gotten. Like, is there any crossover between the Mothma/Luthen/Andor/Partisan network and the Organa/Fulcrum/Lothal/Phoenix network? Are the Fulcum agents specifically an Organa-network thing (I remember background material for R1 said Andor had been a Fulcrum at some point, I'm curious if we'll see that, or get a thin retcon about it the way we did with his old homeworld).
Moreover, if they are part of the same relatively small "family" in the small-r rebellion, is that part of why Guerra and Mothma resented each other so much in "Rebels;" no matter how much they disagreed on goals and methods, her money-laundering and family fortune had bought him those X-Wings, and they both knew it?
(Also, fulcrum? Axis? Interesting mechanical metaphors in the Rebellion and Empire. Just something that occurred to me during my rewatch of season 1.)
Moreover, if they are part of the same relatively small "family" in the small-r rebellion, is that part of why Guerra and Mothma resented each other so much in "Rebels;" no matter how much they disagreed on goals and methods, her money-laundering and family fortune had bought him those X-Wings, and they both knew it?
(Also, fulcrum? Axis? Interesting mechanical metaphors in the Rebellion and Empire. Just something that occurred to me during my rewatch of season 1.)
Season 2 Episode 7 -- Where's Blevin?
Blevin: I am done with that Imperial ****, backstabbing Dedra and sneering Partagaz and all that. I'm vacationing on Ghorman, regardless of Imperial propaganda, and maybe I'll even get a date with a nice Ghor lady.
(looks at the sky and sees numerous Star Destroyers and countless TIEs)
Blevin: Oh you've got to be kidding me!
Blevin: I am done with that Imperial ****, backstabbing Dedra and sneering Partagaz and all that. I'm vacationing on Ghorman, regardless of Imperial propaganda, and maybe I'll even get a date with a nice Ghor lady.
(looks at the sky and sees numerous Star Destroyers and countless TIEs)
Blevin: Oh you've got to be kidding me!
We're not a bit away at all. The founding of the Alliance should be happening next week. I don't think most of your questions will be answered due to only 3 episodes happening per in-universe year, and the time jumps made to accomodate that. I expect novels and tie-ins will answer most of your questions...
The things that most stood out for me and still waiting for. If Rebels and Andor both start 5 BBY, and this part of Andor Season 2 is now 3 BBY, Saw can’t be an invalid yet because he wasn’t an invalid when he rescued Ezra and Sabine from the satellite he blew up.
Also, season 2 of Rebels had more factions coming together. “Year 3”BBY in Andor, they’re all still separate.
Andor isn’t aligning everything with Rebels.
They already have a character created for Rebels in the show, Mon's aide.
I forgot to mention this in my review but Cassian and Bix's apartment on Coruscant reminded me a lot of Deckard's apartment in Blade Runner. Right down to the weird wall paneling and somber ambience.
Why should suffering be limited to just out of universe entertainment?
Besides, the in universe entertainment seems based on suffering too.
Besides, the in universe entertainment seems based on suffering too.
Great stuff.
Some people are weird.
Framing device.
A framing device is a narrative technique, not a title. Nothing has changed. Nothing.
And as I responded the last time you brought up this "complaint". Many shows focus on characters outside the one who's name is in the title.
How long will your sister be watching this "unimpressive" show? And will she (or even you) ever share with us why it's "unimpressive? Or will you just continue with the drive by sniping?
The point of a title is to draw people in, and it doesn't mean it's only about that person. That's an absurd idea. It's like getting mad at NCIS for having other agencies involved in it, or Law and Order featuring crime and chaos.
Andor is the instigating character and the story follows him and the ripples he has. Compare that to say, Luke, who falls in to the adventure and isn't an instigator.
The full title A Star Wars story about Cassian and or other characters.
