Imperial Coruscant is not really livable...

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  @owenwilson5035 · 11 months ago

  I always thought how cool it was for the safest and low profile place Andor and Bix could hide out for their missions was the freaking capital of the galaxy. There’s a seemingly infinite number of faces on that planet. Keep your head down, and they’ll never know.

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• LY

  @lyxandrast0ttr0n1x8 · 11 months ago

  One of the tragic things about Syril and Dedra is that as weird and emotionally stunted as their relationship was it was probably one of the best things either of them ever had in their messed up lives.

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• KI

  @kirkbolas4985 · 11 months ago

  Deedra’s apartment looks like what if the Apple Store and Legoland had a love-child.

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• SR

  @SRMc86 · 11 months ago

  Your apartment is such a mood. Looks like a Coruscant night out there.

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• SO

  @sophiakovaleva · 11 months ago

  I think that the contrast between Dedra/Cyril and Andor/Bix shows us how the empire has nothing to offer to its loyalists other than itself, whereas the resistance is fighting for *something*. Andor and Bix know how to love and how to live, how to get simple pleasures from simple moments. The scene of them holding hands in an empty apartment is one of the best depictions of love that I've ever seen. Meanwhile, Dedra and Cyril don't know what to do with each other when they're left alone. They could've just settled in her luxury apartment and lived happily ever after, but they can't because they don't know anything other than work. They go back to being long distance and focusing on work in the imperial war machine because neither of them had ever seen love and relationships as children and they never worked on overcoming it. Andor and Bix are constantly tempted to quit fighting because they have something else to live for. Dedra and Cyril have nothing to live for other than the empire. And this contrast is truly tragic

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• TO

  @tommytwotacos8106 · 11 months ago

  &quot;If you wanna make money on Coruscant, invest in scaffolding.&quot; <br>That&apos;s one of the best Star Wars jokes I&apos;ve ever heard. &nbsp;I legitimately laughed out. &nbsp;Thank you, sir.

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• CO

  @ColinPaddock · 11 months ago

  Stylistically, Dedra’s apartment mirrors Narkina 5 very closely. I don’t think that’s remotely accidental.

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• VU

  @vutava8292 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Honestly, keeping people desperate and barely scraping by is more of a feature of these systems than a bug. If the masses have to focus all their energy on surviving, they can&apos;t do anything to resist their betters.

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• MA

  @mattvalana6552 · 11 months ago

  Anakin crashing the invisible hand into coruscant just raised my taxes.

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• WI

  @william2k · 11 months ago

  I always thought some properties there would be empty. Too expensive for the median income, too cheap for for those with money. The empire take plenty of them and disperse them as part of the renumeration package .

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• HI

  @Himmiefan · 11 months ago

  One thing I noticed in Andor is that most everything was gray, and the safe house apartment was a bit of a gray mess while the grandparent&apos;s apartment a floor off was brighter, had more colors, and was overall a bit more warm.

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• DE

  @deepashtray5605 · 11 months ago

  Given that Coruscant is over 5,000 levels deep experiencing real sunlight would in itself be quite a luxury. What you describe here is eerily similar to the housing situation in modern day China.

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