Andor SEASON 2 offers the greatest and most tragic in the romantic stars war

This article contains Spoilers For the end of “AndOr” season 2.

Romance has always been an essential part of the “Star Wars”, whether it was the combat flirtation between Han Solo and Princess Lea, and the toxic and tragic relationship of Sky Walker and Badmi Aidala, or The banned love for irrigation and killow Ren Which launched a thousand fanatics. But never in the history of the concession – from the last day films and TV programs to novels and comedy – have we got the “Star Wars” that were completely explored, which are beautiful and brief, very convincing like Cassian andor (Diego Luna) and Bix Caleen (Adria Arjona) in “Andor” season 2.

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I personally did not see him coming. It is clear in the first season that the two are a romantic history, and that both of them still deeply care about each other. But I didn’t expect Bix to become a secondary hero alongside Cassian in the second season, which covers several years of his deep relationship. In a very real way, you can look at the “Andor” season two in its entirety and advertise the real main character. Kasian’s arc left incomplete, just to be finished in “Rogue One”. Bix, on the other hand, gets both the end of the healing and the final scene.

This end comes without Cassian, of course, who dies in the 2016 movie. But before the credits on “Andor” flow for the last time, we learned that his legacy has been passed-that Bix lives safely in peace on Mina-RAU with her child and a Cassian child.

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It is not a pioneer to announce that Kasian Anwar is the main character of his display. But most of the time, Cass and Bix as a unit forms a heart for season 2. Repeated jumps allow writers and representatives to fill a great deal of depth and complexity in their relationship, indicating how they help each other through many shocks, wounds and emotional love for life under the empire. Every time the show jumps forward, they are still present, and they are running in the midst of the risks and tragedies of the rebellion.

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Despite every chaos of the show, Cass and Pix constantly finds their commitment to a nice and loving relationship. They sometimes have differences about his obsession with protecting them, but he listens when she makes her objections, and they are advancing. In the second arc of the season, Bix is ​​at a real low point, tortured by nightmares from a group of different shocks. But by the third arc, I found a new sense of peace and purpose living on the base of the rebels on Yavin IV. There is a new type of society – it is not the same that they lost in Ferrix, but united in a common issue. We also see that Bix has adopted more realistic spirituality, linked to Forcing the other healers and spiritual members in the rebel alliance.

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Her moments with Kasyan on Yafin are some of the most beautiful offer. There is an inherent resistance in creating joy, and the offer appears to say – a victory against the empire that cannot be suppressed. Regardless of their circumstances, Cass and Bix return to each other and renew their commitment to free life. That is, until Bix chooses the impossible option to leave, knowing that their next child will push him away from the case.

When Kasian returns from the brutal massacre on Gorman and Save Mon Motha (GeneVift O’Railly) on CorusCantReturning home to a duo last time. That night, while sleeping, a message explaining her decision to leave. “I think what I said,” I told him. “It’s an option. I can’t be me. I cannot be the reason for leaving here.” As Cassian races to the main fold, we know that time has already been too late. “We have to win,” says Pix. “And I think you have a purpose to achieve this, I need to believe it. So I choose to both. I choose to rebel.”

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Now, with the exit from the last episodes, we know that there is another factor in its decision. Pix knew that if Kasyan discovered that she was pregnant, no power in the galaxy would not be able to remove it from it. Bix has already abandoned a lot, and has seen a lot of violence, to allow someone you know that he could make a difference in it.

A real sorrow comes at the end of the speech – although although Bix cannot see the future, it never knows: “And when that is done, when you end, we win, we can do all the things we wanted at all. All we know we miss. I will find you.”

Andor, in many ways, is a story about the continuous spirit of the resistance – the one that was transferred across the generations, and whose individual bearers exceed. In this way, despite the death of his body on Scarif, Cassian andor lives.

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