Why left Bix Cassian at Andor SEASON 2, according to Adria, please

“Andor” is officially finished, and The future of “Star Wars” is concerned. However, we will always have this wonderful month when the Internet was full of theories not only but also a deep appreciation of the boldness of Tony Gelry and his team’s efforts at “Andor” (that and a large number of memes that mood moods every week after another set of episodes).

In fact, “AndOr” was the second season of a masterpiece, and it can be said that it is the greatest “Star Wars” project ever, as well as one of the best TV programs in the twenties of the last century. It was also the tragedy season We saw while the rebel coalition was formed and quickly erased his father, founding from history. Although we witnessed the death of many of the preferred character of the fans of the boot, one of the most moments of season 2 in the second season was not already involved in anyone who dies. Instead, when Bix (Adria Arjona) separated from Cassian (Diego Luna), mainly, e -mail in episode 9, only to get a final overview of her series conclusion (where we see her carrying her and Kasian’s child in Mina Rao).

This separation was a great source of discussion among the fans, especially when it comes to the issue of whether Bix knew that she was pregnant at a time when Cassian left or not. In an interview with CollisionArjuna addressed the discussion and confirmed that Bix, in fact, got to know her pregnancy when she left Cassian and Wafine IV. “Cassian is ready to give up everything for Bix, and Bix is ​​known. This is how important Bix is ​​for Cassian,” I explained. “It is a great sacrifice it makes, and a great love sacrifice is not only for what is better for Cassian, but also for what is better for rebellion.”

“She says:” I chose the rebellion. “But in the end, she chooses the future of her family and the future of the galaxy that this child will raise.” “It is an instinct or a big start. I don’t know how to make this decision otherwise.”

What makes Bix sacrifices to leave Cassian and rebellion behind – remember, was in the battle a long time that Cassian began to think about thinking about resisting the empire – that it envelops the basic idea of ​​”Andor”. She leaves Kasyan so that he does not have anything that he loses and can become the rebel leader who appreciates him (and with the fact that Arjuna Latina, the inclusion of the power and spirituality processor affects the Bix decision in this story, the arc felt perfect) Made for a beautiful tragic love story. However, knowledge specifically is that Bix sacrifices its future with Cassian and her ideal for her child who has not yet been born and that may be the most powerful idea in the entire season.

“Rebels based on hope” It was already the best line in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” before “Andor” gave it the story of the originBut its inclusion in the second season turned it into the central idea of ​​this season. It is not sufficient to fight the empire in order to revenge or defend what is right and stop the atrocities committed today, as it should be about the creation of a better tomorrow. For example, Luthen Rael from Stellan Skarsgård was obsessed with the destruction of the empire that never expected him to leave the rebellion he was building. Likewise, Geerra (Forest Whitaker) only saw revenge for what was done on his planet and could not see his battle. Even the leadership of the rebels took care of the republic to the extent that they seemed to have forgotten the extent of the organization’s division and its emptying before its fall. No wonder that the new republic did not last long, which paves the way for the first rank.

Likewise, every person in “AndOr” is very busy fighting the empire today, they cannot think about what will be tomorrow or what all their sacrifices will be. Bix knowing that it is with children and walking away so that Cassian can do his job while you are at a safe distance of fighting is exactly what it was “Andor”. All the sacrifices, all the fighting for this: the future that Cassian and Bex child will see. They burned their lives for the sunrise who knew they would not see, but their children would do.

Andor currently flows on Disney+.