Andor SEASON 2 Explains, watch the gerrera breath in Rogue One

If we looked back, the Peerra saw was always awaiting “Andor”. One of the last new stars’ figures created by George Lucas himself, watched for the first time in the fifth season of “The Clone Wars” and returned older and more bone in “Rogue One”, which was played by Forest Whitaker. Saw has always been preferred among a certain sub -group of fans, as it brought a radical intensity and sensitivity that is often missing in Star Wars. But the writing “Andor”, which embraces the same sensitivity all the time, is the place where the character is already glowing.

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The manifestations of Saw in “AndOr” showed the first season in the first place his ideology as a revolutionary leader, and this is mostly true so far in the second season as well. But in addition to the wonderful monologues on the issue, “Andor” season 2 Finally, we finally gave an explanation for the complex breathing system that uses the saw in “Rogue One”.

By the time we meet in this movie, the saw was in a bad condition. He has many cyber reinforcements, and revealed the main injuries he suffered over decades fighting the repressive forces. It also breathes through a mask linked to its suit, and gives it something from Vibi Darith Vader for sure. The record of stars less than the stars of domains with disability with evil (this is a topic for another day), it is a strange addition to the character. Now, in “AndOr” season two, we see that some of this damage may be infected in particular.

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The second arc of “AndOr” season 2 includes some of the main lines: the beginnings of the main armed resistance movement on Gorman; Cassian (Diego Luna) and Pex (Adria Arjuna) live the life of a spy on Korosant; And a great threat to Luthen (Stellan Skarsgård) and Kleya (Elizabeth Duauu). We also get a series of scenes after WilMon Paak (MUHANNAD BHAEER) on a mission with He saw a prominent GerraAll this with the aim of diluting strong fuel called redemphum from an imperial pipeline in episode 5.

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Redwinium is not a new thing in the stars war, and “Andor” is repeated that it is incredibly dangerous – very flammable, and with toxic fumes that can burn you from the inside out. Nevertheless, Saw has an installation on the substance that appears to be reduced by chemical addiction. Others deny one whiff, standing unpopular in the midst of the redebonium vapors, and offers one of the most wonderful monologues in the entire width to Will while convincing him to breathe in the same seenium.

“I was younger than you now,” the saw begins, describing its time in the prison party camp in prisons in the jungles of his hometown. “One day, everyone started itching. Everyone, simultaneously. Even the guards. Your skin could feel alive. Redo was. They had a leak. You can feel it, before you could smell it. All of them felt panic and fled, but that was new to me.”

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Since then, the saw appears to have developed a taste of redemium fumes, and its continuous inhalation over the years has led to the internal damage that requires him to use the oxygen mask in the last days of his life. But this story is not completely literal. There is more than that, due to the appearance of the first star war at all.

Because we do not know exactly when SAW or WilMon was born, it is difficult to say when the experience of his camp occurred in SAW. Because of the schedule, this seems likely to be a camp managed by the separate alignment government that was seen during cloned wars, not an imperial camp. Those who saw onron “Clone Wars” episodes He will know that the older sister of Saw, who was killed in that war, and who witnessed it seems to be a gesture during which it is a gesture during the great Monolh “Andor” in the second season.

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When the saw begins to inhale the fumes after the Wilmon opens the Redonium valve, Will asks feverish how he can do it without overwhelming it. “Because I understand that,” the saw responds. “Because she is my sister, RhyDo, and she loves me. It itching, which burns … you feel the extent of her desire to explode?” While the words may look crazy, the saw is at least aware of itself. “Do you think I am crazy?” Will asks. “Yes. I. The revolution is not for the sane.” In the end, it draws a link between the revolutionary act and the rhythm itself. “We are the rhythm, my child.” “We fuel. We are the thing that explodes when there is a lot of friction in the air.”

He even saw the Redonium himself, “I always loved you.” Between that, indicating that his sister, and the fact that he was first exposed to material on Onderon in his youth, is clearly suspending something from the essence of Stella for fuel. Her revolutionary spirit, which inspired him to fight, lives in the material materials of the war, so he breathes those who abandon them, and directs his sister in the battle that she could not see through herself. “This is freedom,” says Will while Will removes his mask to inhale the fumes. “Let him enter. Let him run. Let him run.”

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So, the best scene ever in Star Wars? maybe.