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Tough to be a guardian of the rebellion over your kid, and have them not understand, it’s a gripping, cutting moment, one that shows how truly isolated Mon feels.Īter, Vel and Taramyn, go over how to he plans to get the roller freighter filled with crates of payroll data and he quickly figures out they have no idea.

Mon commands her daughter to get ready and Leida calls her out for just wanting to keep up appearances that she’s involved in Coruscant’s political world. Her kid pretty much scoffs at the prospect, while her husband Perrin (Alastair Mackenzie) acts indifferent and reticent. Keeping up with the Coruscantians, we pick up on Mon Mothma (Genevieve O’Reilly) getting ready for an engagement she wants to bring her daughter Leida along to. You can tell the closer they get to the mission, to more second thoughts, everyone is beginning to get nervous about the people they’re fighting besides - except for Nemik, he’s too pure.

Skeen remarks there’s cages everywhere, “The ax forgets but the tree remembers,” he says giving us an all timer line delivery, before adding “our turn to do the chopping.” Andor asks if Skeen is, out for revenge and he cops to it, while laying out that other crew members have their motivations for banding together - like Nemik being a true beliver writing a manifesto, and Cinta being tougher than she looks (and also already sharing a blanket with Vel, giving Star Wars, in its most tiny of manners, its second textually queer couple on-screen). Back on Aldhani, Andor (Diego Luna) wakes to Skeen (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) having looked through his stuff, much to the chagrin of “Clem.” Feeling sized up, Cassionreturns the favour by identifying Skeen’s tattoos, revealing he recognises one from an encampment he was also sent to as a youth, extending an olive branch between the untrusting men.

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