Andor 2x02 Full Reaction
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I have been working my way through theses episodes...this vidoe for some reason wont load? Can someone tell me where i can find a link to the full reaction of this video?
Is there a schedule for Andor releases?
I think it's like Thursdays
After frieren put 86 on the polls for next short anime,guys.It is so good.
"Hold your fire!" means stop shooting your weapon. Luthen's assistant's name is Kleya. The first syllable rhymes with "clay" and "play". Perrin's wedding speech shows just how mismatched he and Mon Mothma are. He has a hedonistic outlook on life. He doesn't care how much other people suffer living under the Empire, so long as he gets to enjoy his moments of pleasing sensations and fine meals, whereas Mon is fully committed to toppling the Empire, and makes many sacrifices and places herself in grave danger to help as many people as possible. She and her husband have nothing in common. One of the many problems with arranged marriages. Finally, the planet that Cassian was on with the Maya Pei brigade was Yavin. The battle that takes place at the end of the 1977 movie "Star Wars: A New Hope" is the Battle of Yavin, and takes place in the skies above this planet (technically a moon, but that's details). The dating system for years in the Star Wars galaxy is BBY/ABY (Before the Battle of Yavin and After the Battle of Yavin). The same thing as the way the Christian dating system uses BC/AD. This episode takes place in BBY4, so less than four years before the Battle of Yavin.
I think Milena knows, she was rhetorically asking the people still firing their weapons
Happy Holidays. Nice drop on Christmas Eve. And he gets away. We get Dedra with her hair down. The complexity on Chandrila. Bix is attractive, i.e., she smart, can work with her hands, cares about people, striking physical appearance, etc.
"Bix is attractive" you do realize this can be seen as a form of "victim blaming", or of trying to "rationalize" the exploitative/abusive behavior of a predator? it shouldn't matter if the victim is "pretty" or not - what matters is that the victim has lower social and institutional power/status and that the perpetrator is using their higher position to take advantage.