This article contains spoilers for "Andor".

Completion of Andor's Season 2 Not the richest bow of the show, but it gives some answers to the questions we have had from the beginning. Despite the name of the show, KLEYA MARKI (ELIZABETH DULAU) become the real protagonist of the final three episodes, which center Around the Arrest and Death of Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgård) Coruscant with the help of cassian Andor (Diego Luna), Ruescott Melshi (Duncan Pow), and K-2so (Alan Tudik).

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When the ISB supervisor, Dedra Merrero (Dennis Goff), finally follows Luten in his ancient store, he tries to kill himself to avoid discovering what he knows about the rebellion. Despite his efforts, Dedra's forces are able to keep him from the edge of death by bringing him to a hospital where he dressed his life support. Knowing that Luten's secrets - which now include the knowledge of the death Starwar - must be protected, Kleia used in the medical facility to kill it. These scenes are with each other with a series of retrospectives that show the two first to meet when Kleia was just a child.

This is where things get Really Dark. Many fans' theories are formulated for the true origin of Luten, the idea that he is a secret master of Eddie to suspicion of former separatist fidelity. The truth, it seems, is much faster, but also a praise. In the retrospective of Andor Season 2, Episode 10, "Make it Stop", we see that Luten was a sergeant in the early imperial army and that he was appointed a brutal, painful, genocidal attack on civilians somewhere in the galaxy. It is on that planet where she meets Claya, a young fugitive running away from the massacre. This chance of meeting, combined with unexplored evil around him, is what pushes Luten to take over the rebel cause.

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Luten's first retrospectives do not signal his former imperial fidelities. There is no storm, binding fighters or other recognizable pieces of the imperial war machine. However, it is clearly deliberately, as "normal" people were affected by the violent crusade of the imperial conquest for one reason or another. Indeed, when we see Luten, he has already become disappointed with the lies of the institution and is stunned in the vehicle as the massacre takes place. He drinks and repeats the phrase "Make it" under his breath, as long as the radio messages from the massacre out are flowing. ("Runners of the Hill" ... "Strife" ... "If you are moving, kill it.")

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When he discovered that Claya was hiding nearby, he decided to protect her. We don't know exactly when Luten got out of the army, but the next time we see him and Claya, they are on the run, making a stunning living on the sale of local dealers' antiquities - a business that ultimately leads to them Selling rare artifacts of High Society in Koruskan. We do not know the exact time schedule, but it is quite clear given the age of Kleia that Luten was an imperial soldier during the early years of the empire.

Later, we see how the two non -complaining characters built their complicated relationship. Claya wants revenge for her entire world to be deleted, and Luten is filled with rage and guilt, pushing it in the same direction. He brings more expertise as a former soldier, but he defends Kleia, ensuring that the path they go down is the one he really wants. In the last retrospective, the two are sitting in a Nabu restaurant, waiting for an explosive indictment to the nearby bridge occupied by the imperial forces. "I need to know you're choosing," Luten told Claya. "I lived most of my life without even realizing that it was an opportunity."

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For most of Andor, it is unclear whether Luten or Claya really calls the footage. Their complex dynamics is skillfully made, and now we know why it is so blurred. They are a surrogate family, rebellion partners, spies, confidents and former enemies all at the same time. "It's not a father-daughter relationship," Elizabeth Dulau explained in an episode of "Anr Season 2 Declared" "Starwells War" on YouTube channel. "To become that, it would mean that Claya is forgiving her family.

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The former time of Luten with the Empire adds a context of self -amplification that was so obvious throughout the play. Perhaps the reason he is so ready to use brutal means for the ends of the rebels is because at the moment he opposed, he already believed it was unnoticeable. Since he will never forgive, he takes over Bugimen's mantle of rebellion, doing all the unpleasant things he thinks are essential for victory.

In Andor's latest episode, it is clear that other rebel leaders Do not intend to give a luscious place in the history books. Both Cassian and Kleia speak on his behalf, but the new brand image of the rebel alliance is incompatible with a man who killed so many innocent. It is an iousubopite place to put an end to the story of one of the most fascinating characters "Starwells War" so far. But we know that, in the end, the sunrise Luten once said he would never see.

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