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Holograms of Parents
In Andor and Rogue One, Maarva Andor and Galen Erso both appear as holograms to deliver messages that lay out the paths of their children's lives.
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Red and Blue Speakers
In Star Wars, the color red is associated with the passions and the appetites, while the color blue is associated with reason and the intellect.
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Touch vs. Sight
In "What a Festive Evening" (Andor 2.6), Kleya secretly removes a listening device from the Tinian Codex, an artifact in Davo Sculdun's collection.
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Geonosis and Ghorman
Several symbolic, thematic, and narrative parallels link the planets Geonosis and Ghorman.
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Syril of Ghorman (Who Are You?)
In "Who Are You?" (Andor 2.8), Cassian Andor and Syril Karn confront each other in the middle of the traumatic Ghorman massacre.
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Syril Karn
In "Kassa" (Andor 1.1), the obsessive deputy inspector Syril Karn is introduced investigating Cassian Andor's murder of two Preox-Morlana security…
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Andor Season 2 Mirrors the Prequel Trilogy
The first three arcs of the second season of Andor mirror the three episodes of the prequel trilogy.
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Flying Away
There are several parallels between the first three-episode arc of Andor season 1 and the first three-episode arc of Andor season 2.
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Fathers on Elevators
In Return of the Jedi, Darth Vader uses an elevator to ascend to the top of Emperor Palpatine’s tower on the Second Death Star.
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Imitating Palpatine
In “Announcement” (Andor 1.7), Senator Mon Mothma confides in a friend that her public persona is “a lie.
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Andor Shoots First
When Cassian Andor is first introduced, in both Rogue One and in Andor, he is shown killing an unarmed man to save himself when two men trap him in an…
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Axis and Fulcrum
In "Narkina 5" (Andor 1.8), the Imperial Security Bureau assigns the code name "Axis" to the mysterious Rebel spymaster Luthen Rael.
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