Spoilers Follow "Andor".

The premise of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" offered a chance to see Pov on the "little people" of the Starwell War Universe. Rebel soldiers like Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) are the people who help history happen, but alternately, in the long run, forgotten. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamil) landed the happy shot to destroy the death Starwar, but "Rogue One" is being resolved as he got there only because of the fighting and victims of many others.

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"Rogue One" also zoomed out of the centers of the villain. Director Orson Crninnen (Ben Mendelssohn) may be the head of the Death Construction Project, but he is the middle manager to Darth Veder (Jameseses Earl Onesons and David Pruss/Spencer Wilding) and Grand Mof Tarkin (Peter Cushing).

Freshly wrapped "Rogue One" Prequel Series "Andor" expands this POV by walking even further than the totem. Andor offers the best view of the imperial bureaucracy's work, though Emperor Palpatin (Ian McDiamide) is nowhere in sight. That's how The scene of the Conference Room Starwolves In the original "Starwalks War", where Darth Veder says he finds the lack of Admiral Motti (Richard Leparmentier) a lack of faith in the forces that disturb him. Just This Time, there is no dark Lord of SIT about breaking up political speech.

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Our eye in this story is Dedra Merrero (Dennis Goff), an intelligence officer at the Imperial Security Bureau (ISB). Ambitious and relentless, she is out to make herself as a growing starvet towards her superior Major Lio Partagaz (Anton Smaller).

If you look fast in the situation of Dedra and does not fit for context, it looks like a kind of character that could be rooted. She is a background in the office and woman in the galaxy man. Andor has smartly accused the audience's impulse to take root for her and then seal it. Dedra is not wrong or naive in the reality of the empire. She is a true believer fascist and A key piece in the planning of the terrible evil, such as the Gomann genocide.

It is therefore so satisfying that in the series "Anr" series, says Cyber, Erso, "" Dedra's fate is closed by the empire itself to. Said creator "Andor" Tony Gilroy Vanity fair That Desra goes to jail is "worse than death" - especially since, in the season 1 "Andor", viewers gained a bitter taste of how imperial prisons are.

In Season 1 of Andor, Dedra is hunting the rebel axis, Aka Luten Rael (Stellan Scarsgard). She finally finds 2 episode 10 in the season, "Make it Stop" after doing so by "cleaning" and reading imperial files that surpassed its permission level (including reports of the death ves). Therefore, she Complete prohibits surgery. Luten's loot inside agent Lonnie Jung (Robert EMS) breaks into Dedra's computer and finds the Starvala death files, bringing information about Luten's weapons, which is transmitted to his assistant Claia (Elizabeth Dullau). Dedra, not realizing the safety breach that is allowed, is only faced with a loutin and gives him the opportunity to pierce while he is preoccupied with shine.

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Dedra has been arrested and Crannick appears in person to cast her. "If you are not a rebel spy, you missed the call," he sprayed with poison. As we know from "Rogue One", Crennick is the end paper tiger to the big players. That he is able to impose so fiercely on Dedra, the way Vader or Tarkin on the Crnennick shows how out of her depth is.

In the closed editing of the series, Dedra sits in a cell, looking at persecuted but empty. When the lights come out, she crashes her face in her hands. Dedra's cell can look known, as it is literally part of a set of Narkina 5 in the Andor season. As he told Vanity Fair:

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"We don't save many sets. They're a lot of carnivores there. They destroy everything. So I remember telling Luke Hull, the show's design designer," Oh man, saved a piece of Narkina. Save me a recording of that cell, because I think we'll probably use it. "

Gilroy and Andor's team have really found a way to use it, a choice that Gilroy called "an appropriate result of the monkeys business (Dedra)". Speaking with a deciserGilroy reiterated that being in jail like Narkina was "worse than death" and missed: "I think after we got the hands of the Narkina prison system, fate (Dedra) was sealed."

In Andor Season 1, Episode 7, "Cassian was sentenced to 5 six years. Not for any of his criminal activities or participating in a rebel - he just looked at the storm only. At Narkina 5, inmates are used as slaves to work to return 12 hours shifts. Divided into groups of seven, they compete against each other's productivity. To prevent escape, the floors of the prison are electrified, allowing the prisoners to be fried with the button seal.

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Cassian and his fellow prisoners eventually reveal a dark reality: when their penalties are up, they moved only to another prison. Thus, they set and run an escape, surpassing the Empire's attempts to divide them by Merging together to find "one way out". It is the most famous anti -arkal story I have seen in the popular fiction, not to mention one of the highest of the many heights in Andor.

"Staying through Narkina, and I wrote through her and lived through her and kind of town imaginatively - yes, it's worse (than death)," Gilroy told Vanity Fair, because it's A. slow Death that comes only after years and years of dehumanization. Now, although the show again used Narkina's set, it is unclear whether Dedra is in True The same prison that was Cassian. Of course, she is in a female prison, but uniforms and architecture suggest that at least she works as Narkina did.

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Dennis Goff said he returned during the season "Andor" that he did not want a ransom for Dedra. Recently Talking to Yahoo UkGoff said she had found the end of Dedra's "righteous" and "gift for the audience" - a gift built by the "deep" episodes showing Narkina 5 in Season 1.

"I think to have it, such a small picture of Desra at the end of the place where we saw what - how it is set in season 1 that will have to pass now there."

Dedra Merrero will be sworn in to serve the empire to the end, but the whole award he will get to death.

"Andor" is streamed by Disney+.