Looking back, I saw that Erera is always waiting for "Andor" to arrive. One of the last new characters of the "Starwells War" created by George Lucas himself, saw the debut 5 of the Starwells War: Clone Wars and returned much older and more paranoid in Rogue One, played by Forrest. Saw has always been a favorite of a particular fans' subset, bringing intensity and radical revolutionary sensibility that is often missing in "Starwells War". But the writing of "Andor", which accepts the same sensibility throughout the period, is where the character could really shine.

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Sau's appearances in Andor Season 1 have shown their ideology as a revolutionary leader, and that is mostly true in season 2. But despite fantastic monologues for the cause, "Andor" season 2 It also finally gives us an explanation for the complicated breathing apparatus, Saw Asses in Rogue One.

By the time we meet him in that movie, Saw is in bad shape. He has had various cyber accessories, revealing the biggest injuries he has endured over decades in the fight against oppressive forces. He also breathes through a mask associated with his suit, giving something to Darth Waider's vibration that is definitely deliberately. Less than Starwell's Starwell Record of Starwells for Conflict Disability Despite Evil (it's a topic for another day), it's an iousubopous character supplement. Now, in season 2 "Andor", we see that part of that damage can only be inflicted.

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The second bow of season 2 "Andor" includes several main plots: the beginnings of the great movement of Gurman's armed resistance; Cassian (Diego Luna) and Bix (Adria Arjona) living a life of a Koruskant spy; and a great threat to Luten (Stellan Scarsgard) and Kleia (Elizabeth Dulau). We also get a series of scenes after Wilmon Paak (Muhanad Bahayer) on a mission with Saw the partisans of ERERAAll in order to drop a powerful fuel called Ridonium from the Imperial Pipeline in Episode 5.

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Ridonium is nothing new in the "Starwells War" Universe, and Andor reiterates it is incredibly dangerous - very flammable with toxic gases that can burn you inside. However, SAW has a fixation of the substance that seems to be bordered by chemical dependence. Where the others turn from one gig, he stands unhappy in the midst of evaporation from the Ridonium, and he delivers one of the most fascinating monologues of the whole show to Will as he persuades him to breathe in the rhidonium.

"I was younger than you are now," I began, I saw, describing his time in a prison camp in the jungles of his native Onderon. "One day, everyone began to itch. All at once. Even the guards. You could feel your skin to come to life. It was Rido. They had a leak. You could feel it before you could smell. And all the panic and run away, but it was new to me."

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Since then, SAW has developed a taste for rhidonium gases, and it is likely that its persistent inhalation over the years has led to internal damage that requires it to use an oxygen mask in the last days of his life. But this story is also not strictly literal. There is more about it, and it is associated with his first appearance of the "war on the Starvars".

Since we do not know exactly when Will or Wilmon was born, it is difficult to say when it happened in the life experience in the prison camp. Due to the timeline, this is likely that this was a camp driven by the separatist harmonized onderon government, which fought against the clone wars, not the imperial camp. Those who have seen Onderon Episodes "clone wars" Wille knows that Sau's older sister was killed in that war, which seems to be torn down during his great monologue in the 2nd "Andr" season.

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When the Saw begins with inhalation of vapors after Wilmon opened the Ridonium valve, Will frenzically asks how he can do so without being saturated. "Because I understand that," he responds. "Because she's my sister, Rido, and she loves me. Itching, it up ... you feel how bad she wants to explode?" While the words may look crazy, the saw is at least self -conscious. "You think I'm crazy?" He asks Will. "Yes. I am. The revolution is not for healthy." In the end, it attracts a link between the revolutionary act and the Ridonium itself. "We are Rido, a kid," he told Will. "We are fuel. We are something that explodes when there is too much friction in the air."

I even saw Ridonium himself, "I have always loved you." Between that, his sister and the fact that he was first exposed to the substance of Onderon in his youth, it is clear that he has attached something from the essence of fuel style. Her revolutionary spirit, who inspired him to fight, lives in the physical materials of war, and thus inhales those with reckless abandonment, channeling her sister in the fight he could not see through herself. "It's freedom that arises," he says as Will removes the mask to inhale the gases. "Let him work inside. Let him work wild."

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So, the best scene ever at the war of Starwells? Very likely.