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The creator of the Andor series has recently revealed the reasons behind the remarkable absence of an iconic character from the film Rogue One, thus responding to the fans' questions about this surprising screenplay choice.
ANDOR Gave ROGUE ONE’s Ending the Emotional Context It Always Deserved — GeekTyrant
For years, Rogue One fans have quietly debated a moment that unfolds with a hug.As Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor kneel on Scarif’s beach, watching the shockwave of the Death Star’s blast approach, they embrace, no kiss, no confession, just a wordless moment of shared acceptance. It struck many as an unusual restraint for a Star Wars film. Why not lean into the romance, especially after the emotional weight of their mission?Now, thanks to Andor, we …
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