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u/currentlygooninglul

Also forget the propaganda campaign that labeled half the country terrorist
u/currentlygooninglul

Bro, do you not remember 5 years ago when dems literally took away your freedoms for nothing?
u/currentlygooninglul

Do you not understand what willful ignorance is? When he finally realized what was going on, he snapped. He choked out Dedra, wondered into the chaos, and fought Cassian. I get him being upset at the whole thing but that part didnt make a lot of sense (fighting with Cassian) without being generous with the interpretation.
u/currentlygooninglul

False, very few people died specifically of Covid.
u/currentlygooninglul

Yea, that interpretation came from the emphasis of the outside agitator between him and syril during the show. So, to me it made more sense for him to realize how he was used (as the outsider agitator, which he did) and join cassian in the battle. Stick up for himself for the first time outside of his power within the empire then die in the fight or something. Oh, well. Its a small nitpick out of the entirety of a really great show.
u/currentlygooninglul

I dont think youre wrong but I also dont think youre right in my opinion. I think the show did a poor job of ending his character. His final moments were very, strange. To me it seemed as if he connected the dots but then was looking for cope and saw cassian as the outside agitator that ruined everything and so he then decided to fight for no reason (obv he had a reason but the fate of the ghor was already set in stone which speaks to your impulse point). On re watch I hope the subtleties are more clear to me.
u/currentlygooninglul

A prison surrounded by alligators is your kryptonite? Lmao youre being very pro-criminal and also are probably a European lmao
u/currentlygooninglul

Bro there are actual people on this sub who believe the USA is worse than the empire. I dont think theyre the morons