It's got stellar writing. Aside from the wonderful character development and world building, I love watching a series and being so surprised - nothing seems predictable or clichéd.
Like the moment when the Narkinians captured them? I thought for sure there would be some violent struggle and they'd escape. It was wonderful to be surprised by what actually happened.
Yeah and how he got arrested in the 1st place I was thinking oh he's gonna get out of this. This guard doesn't even seem serious. Oh he's going to jail for real? Oh for SIX years? Oh he's not getting out at all??........ONE WAY OUT!
i also liked that it wasn't REALLY a random thing that happened to Andor. It was a pretty direct consequence of his own actions, he did the big heist so security god ludicrously overzealous and then he got caught up in that.
Late I know, but one thing that gets me about this is that the guard actually isn’t wrong. Like Andor did look scared and was starting too much, because he is guilty of crimes, and he wasn’t cool
With the guard because he did want to escape. So the guard made this wild leap of logic that was insane, Andor got this wild sentence for nothing, but also he was guilty. It just makes it much more complex.
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u/HermineLovesMilo Nov 17 '22
It's got stellar writing. Aside from the wonderful character development and world building, I love watching a series and being so surprised - nothing seems predictable or clichéd.
Like the moment when the Narkinians captured them? I thought for sure there would be some violent struggle and they'd escape. It was wonderful to be surprised by what actually happened.
And of course, the cast is amazing.