Large spoilers Next for Andor Season 2, until the series final.

"Andor" is not just the best experiment "War of Starwells" for decades, it is probably the highest and most terrible TV show that is currently being broadcast. This is a frightening portrayal of the evil of fascism and As a genocide can occur just below the nose of all. It is also a phenomenal story about the price of revolution and victims made in the fight against tyranny.

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Shower Tony Gilroy is being built on the world introduced to "Starwells War: Horn One", which showed us the dirty side of the rebellion: assassinations, spying and distrust. It is a show about the extraordinary effort needed to start the spark that will eventually ignite the fire that will set the Empire down. We saw the idealism of Caris Nask (Alex Lotter), who really believed in the purity of the fight and tried to inspire others with his manifesto. We too Learn more about the type of gererrera (forest Whitaker) And how his experiences in the wars in clone turned him into an extremist who sees only the final goal.

As Andor approaches the start of the "Rogue One" in its second season, the rebellion grows from random acts of uprising to an organized alliance with ranks, hierarchy and appropriate foundation. We have seen Pon Motma (Eveniv O'rili) finally came out of the shadows and to leave the Koruscan to become a public leader of the rebellion. We watched the establishment of Javin IV's rebel base and we witnessed the massacre in Gurman, who inspired countless people to join the cause.

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Until the last three episodes of season 2 "Andor", the rebel Alliance has become the one we know from the original trilogy: the military force that defeated the empire and renewed the Republic (a little time). But this is also a rebel alliance that makes a lot of mistakes - as it almost ignites its chance to get the Starwear death plans or to erase one of the founders of fathers in history: Luten Rael.

Luten Rael of Stellan Scarsgard is a lot of things. He is a man of great fashion sense, Provider of amazing speechesAnd the burner of his life for sunrise, he never had to see them. Luten has always been a person who was fully aware of the victims needed for the cause: a man who wants to accept that he is unlikely to survive to see the victory of the rebellion or to collect any rewards from what he still devoted his life to building that victory.

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In Episode 10, Luten finds out about Lonnie Jung (Robert EMS) - Another unused uprising hero - and sacrifices himself so Kleia (Elizabeth Dulau) can submit that vital information to the rebel Alliance. And yet, the moment they get Intel in the final in the series, Rebel Command (mostly bail) immediately refuses to believe in it and call it a loot paranoid fool. At least Cassian (Diego Luna) invites them, acknowledging that the people who are now running the rebellion have given up Luten's victim.

Well, until we see the base of the Javin IV rebels in Episode 11, Luten has long been distanced by the rest of the uprising. His inability to compromise or trust others alienated him from the very thing he helped to create. Luten was right in his speech before Lonnie That his anger, his ego, his unwillingness to leave and his desire to fight it set him on the way there was no escape. Luten built the bridges between people and groups that eventually resulted in the rebel alliance, but he also destroyed any bridge that would connect that work with it. Now? All that work has been deleted from the annals of rebel history.

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Between "Rogue One" and "Andor", Tony Gilroy really made the point show that the rebellion was prevented by the cowardly, meaningless rebel command politicians - another way the show is quite timely. We have seen many stories (realistic and invented) about the stupidity of forming a government with soldiers, but Andor also shows the problem of politicians leading the rebel army.

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It is amazingly shocking that the last 3 episodes show how much lazy has distanced itself from the Taylion, only for episode 12 to turn it over and show that the rebel command has distanced itself from every cell that came before it in an attempt to gain legitimacy. They wiped out Luten from books in history and alienated her Ereera sending spies to him. This is how we end up with a relatively black and white conflict in the first "war of the Starvali", because the rebel command worked tirelessly in painting a picture of their organization as clean and clean. But we saw otherwise. It wasn't clean, it wasn't nice. The history of the rebellion was messy, ugly and violent, with many moving parts that entered and came out of the story and did bad things in the name of good.

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We saw this propaganda at work in episode 9 as soon as Mont Motma gave his speech. In the episode, we hear that The rebel command wants to "rework the story" and deliver a second speech after its Senate oneAnd arrive at the Yavin IV rebel base triumphantly accompanied by rebels. This was their way of erasing the role of Cassian and Luten in the run -up to the MES, making it look like a planned and heroic endeavor, rather than a desperate and ugly struggle to escape the Senate building. That made the Javin IV cell only a legitimate face of the rebellion, ignoring everyone who came before.

Like the "Rogue One", he referred to showing the sacrifices that people made about the rebellion and to illuminate the light of names that were forgotten by history, Andor tells the untold story of the real father of the rebellion. The galaxy far, far, may not know his name, but they owe everything to Luten Rael.