End of season 2 and the season explained

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Andor Season 2, episodes 10-12.

Andor The end of season 2 ends the show in a satisfactory way, linking history to Snape One By explaining the last mysteries on the Rebel Alliance and the Death Star. The chronology of Andor So far, season 2 has been quite unique, the show that was jumping for a year every three episodes. Consequently, the last three take place shortly before the events of Snape One and a year after the Ghorman massacre and the chaos that followed appeared in Andor Season 2, episodes 7-9.

With such proximity to Snape One,, Andor Season 2, the 10-12 episodes equalized the remaining intrigue wires and left other people suspended to directly supply the history of the old. Whether it is the fate of members of Andor The actors of season 2 who are not Snape One – Like Luthen, Kleya and Dedra – or teasing the future of those who appear in the 2016 film, the last three episodes provide answers and flow transparently in the next chronological chapter of the Star Wars saga. A great answer that Andor The end of season 2 provides, of course, relates to the death star.

We finally know how the rebels have learned for the first time on the death star

A persistent mystery is finally resolved

We have always wondered how the rebel learned for the first time on the death star. The rebellion had already heard whispers on the emperor’s super-arme at the start of Snape OneDespite the secrecy of construction. Even Cassian’s first scene in Rogue One, In which he meets an informant named Tivik, sees him admitting that he heard of Galen Erso and knows his ties with a secret imperial weapon. In Andor Season 2, episodes 10-12, we finally learn how the rebels learned the existence of the death star.

In the first episode of Andor Final arc of season 2, Luthen Rael is shown meeting his long -term imperial contact, Lonni Jung. Lonni is extremely stressed and wishes to be removed in Coruscant after having traveled the Dedra Meero files and learning the Death Star. Lonni discovers that Kyber’s extraction on Jedha, Andor The Ghorman massacre of episode 8 and several other elements which have been described as a clean energy project are all in fact linked to the construction of a giant weapon, led by Galen Erso and based on the planet of Scarif.

Lonni makes the mistake of telling Luthen, who considers him too dangerous and kills him. Luthen then relays this information in Kleya, but is captured by Dedra Meero. After a series of events in which Kleya kills Luthen in tears to prevent the Empire from learning its secrets, Cassian saves it and learns the weapon itself, transmitting it to the rebellious command. This explains how the rebel alliance even learned the death star, with the first of Cassian Snape One Scene in which he clings to the name of Galen Erso, which now makes much more sense, because he heard him from Kleya.

“I have friends everywhere” becomes the ultimate irony of Luthen’s life

Luthen pushes all his friends

Luthen has become known for his slogan, “I have friends everywhere.” However, Andor The end of season 2 makes this sentence incredibly ironic with regard to Luthen himself. A great goal of Andor The last three episodes of season 2 are the reputation that Luthen has obtained – or, more well, destroyed – for himself. Luthen remaining on Coruscant and refusing to join the other rebels made Bail and Draven make him even less confidence than they have already done.

Luthen was so attached to his version of the cause that he burned bridges and relationships around him. The lack of friends has become a great irony and almost led the galaxy to fall accordingly. Luthen discovered the star of death before anyone outside the ISB, but his fractured relations meant that the rebel alliance almost did not believe it. Without Cassian and Kleya, Luthen’s obstinate commitment to the rebellion may have fallen him before defeating the Empire.

Organa lease obtains a powerful tribute

The Alderaan senator obtains an adjusted final line

The appearance of organa lease in Andor Initially, caused a little bit that Benjamin Bratt played the character as opposed to the usual Jimmy Smites. That said, most viewers came to accept the casting of Bratt after the explanation that Smits was not available, and the fantastic own performance of the old. In the universe, however, Andor is one of the scenarios that shows a deposit before his tragic death on Alderaan, caused by the death star.

Fortunately, the deposit obtains a powerful tribute before his death in the form of his last line in Andor The end of season 2. The deposit tells Andor that if he will fight by fighting the Empire, he wants to swing. In a way, the future of lease illustrates exactly that. He descends with the rest of his people while Alderaan is destroyed, but Her inheritance, Princess Leia, continues to swing in her name and is an integral part of the possible defeat of the Empire.

Dedra Meero pays the price of his curiosity

Dedra lugeur cost him everything

One of the other characters who Andor The end of season 2 provides for a conclusion is DEDRA Meero. After the incident on Ghorman, Dedra is again obsessed with axis search, alias Luthen. She ended up being arrested for this, since she was not allowed to work on the axis file, leading to an interesting interrogation by none other than the director Orson Krennic.

Related

The return of the Rogue One of season 2 of season 2 means much more than you think

A major character from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story returns to Andor Season 2, but their appearance is much more important than the first thought.

The interrogation of Krennic links the discoveries of Lonni, because Dedra Meero had access to the files linked to the death stars. Krennic suspects of being a rebellious spy, allowing Lonni, then Luthen and Kleya discover the truth about the death star. Dedra insists that this was not the case and that she had to simply recover files to obtain prospects on Axis, promising that she was not aware of Lonni having her code release to access her files. Regardless, Dedra’s negligence attracts him to a prison cell in Narkina, somewhat completing her poetically history.

My Mothma’s family must live with their decisions

Rebellion costs many others

Interesting fact, despite my Mothma’s speech and his Coruscant flight and the Senate Andor Season 2, episodes 7-9, the last three do not respond much to the consequences of this decision. A single blow that addresses it is in a final montage, showing Perrin, the ex-husband of my, drinking at the back of a taxi with a woman vanishing next to him. Perrin is clearly unhappy and drinking his problems with anyone he can, proving how the family of my is assigned by his decision to join the rebellion.

Cassian Andor has a new heartbreaking heritage even after Rogue One

Allow your memory to live

Finally, the last element that is worth it to be addressed Andor The end of season 2 is the last blow. After the teasing Snape One are integrated, Andor Falls in black before presenting the cereal fields of Mina-Rau. B2emo is shown by playing with another droid before Bix is ​​tracking in the fields holding a baby in his arms. Andor Season 2, episode 12 does not explain exactly when this scene takes place and is completely without dialogue, but the intention is clear: Bix was pregnant when she left Cassian, with the heritage of the latter living despite his death after Andor In Snape One.

This scene is really heartbreaking, especially after Andor Season 2, tragic sequence of episode 9 in which Bix explains that once the war ended, she will find Cassian. Cassian will never know that Bix and his child were waiting for him, but we do, like the public, doing Snape One infinitely sadder. Admittedly, however, there is bitter sweetness in revelation. Cassian’s inheritance lives beyond AndorJust like Bix, who theorized would die. It is an appropriate final for the character, allowing a trip and an end and another.

Andor

8/ 10

Release date

2022-2025-00-00

Network

Disney +

Showrunner

Tony Gilroy

Directors

Susanna White

Writers

And Gilroy