Andor Season 2 is an Unprecedented Masterpiece

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• JE

  @jeremiahsekyi · 1 year ago

  Nemik's manifesto playing at the ISB was pure poetry. And when Partagaz says "it just keeps spreading", you can see defeat in his eyes and hear it in his voice. He'd been trying to quiet it for years and in his last moments, he takes the time to listen to it and realizes why he has failed. He's not in any way repentant but he reaches a rare awareness of his own futility.

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• CA

  @cassiedevereaux-smith3890 · 1 year ago (edited)

  One thing I love with Bix was how the death of children was used to torture her, and in the final scene, Bix with a child seems to be at peace. Such a poetic contrast.<br><br>Also, in the scene preparing to meet the mother, the fact that Dedra&apos;s love language is intimidation and blackmail is sad, terrifying, and hilarious all at once.

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• EN

  @endlessedge223 · 1 year ago

  ‘Oppression is the mask of fear’ - amazing line.

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• JA

  @Jackmksb · 1 year ago

  Cassian dreaming of his sister at the end might have been the most tasteful moment in a show full of tasteful moments.

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• TH

  @thorwaldspolle7498 · 1 year ago

  Dedra made actually 2 major mistakes that lead to her downfall. It is not only her failed attempt to arrest Luthen but the way she found him in the end. By scavenging so much data (some she isn&apos;t even supposed to have access to) she accidently and unknowingly revealed the Death Star Project to Lonni. This is even more severe than the failed arrest. The irony is that the same method was what made her succesful in Season 1.

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• OR

  @OrionInSpace · 1 year ago

  Andor as a whole burned brightly so much that it has now become a top three show that I’ve ever seen🙏

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• LU

  @LuckyLego · 1 year ago

  So ready to binge season 1, 2, and rouge one in a couple years when i have forgotten what happened.

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• ME

  @merlin5662 · 1 year ago

  the finale of andor is probably the only series i have seen where it doesn&apos;t end on a bang, like everything that built up to ep12 ended on a dull but powerful note, there is no big bad for the protagonist to fight and win, no happy or bad endings, it precisely ends with every character knowing what is to come as they mentally prepare for the casualties to come.

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• CH

  @Chiricuazo99 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m currently rewatching the show, Andor but with Spanish dubbed. So glad Diego Luna actually did his &nbsp;dubbing. Super cool.

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• BR

  @brysimm404 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Andor shows the difference between stringing together a bunch of “Wow, did you see that” set pieces and actually TELLING A STORY. &nbsp;Andor is presented like a book - and it’s a VERY worthwhile read to watch 👍

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• PO

  @PopCult-pod · 1 year ago

  I actually loved the little arc with the rebels at the start of S2. When you look back to it at the end of the show, you get a real sense of how much the rebellion has progressed since that silly scuffle in the woods.

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• PL

  @playframe6231 · 1 year ago

  Cinta&apos;s death was given meaning by the guy who shot her. He owned up to it and embodied her fighting spirit, which led to Cassian acquiring K2

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