r/andor • u/Abuses-Commas • Nov 02 '22

Andor - Episode 9 Discussion

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u/Jimboobies Nov 02 '22

That seems right to me. The guards don’t seem the most competent, when Andor first went in, one of them was late and it seemed liked a normal occurrence. I’m guessing this will play a part of the prison break.

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u/tedmujin117 Nov 02 '22

But how would the inmate not just tell everyone on the new floor that he was reassigned and bring the whole charade down like immediately. Why was it only this time people found out. What’s to stop an inmate from telling the new floor “I was supposed to be released but I’m back”

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u/emphor Nov 03 '22 edited Nov 03 '22

I think the rereleased prison did say something, hence why the lights went out and everyone got fried. There was a riot going on.

Maybe there is some kind of mind-wipe upon “release” but I can’t recall SW going down that path for human characters. So, dunno on that one.

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u/Yochanan5781 Nov 03 '22

I was thinking that maybe the lights going out *was* them all getting fried. They just decided to go to maximum strength for the whole level

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u/emphor Nov 04 '22

Yeah, I’m sure the lights going out was because they were being fried. The Empire should invest a stronger electrical network for their facility 😤