In season 2 "Andor", the winner of the Academy Award, Forrest's Partizan leader, I saw that Ereera is a charismatic and dangerous figure. His dramatic speech in episode 5 - titled "I Have Friends Everywhere" - combines these key aspects of his character by taking the show in the direction of "War of Starvers" rarely dared to trample. Here, SAW uses its experiences with explosive rydonium ryuinium fuel (which is just as dependent as unstable) to convince Wilmon Paak (Muhanad Bahayer) to accept the toxic gases of a perverse rhythm for initiation.

The High School speech begins with a story of his childhood of Onderon, where he and others were forced to use them for Rido and dangerous exposure left with an unexpected taste for things. He continues to compare Rido to lubricant brothers and sisters, admits that he is aware that his nessube to the substance is not completely healthy and wraps things by comparing the rebels themselves with ridonium. "We are Rido, a kid," Wilmon told. "We are fuel. We are something that explodes when there is too much friction in the air."

In an exclusive interview, /Movie Ben Pearson talked to "Andor" creator Tony Gilroy About the process of behind the scenes that led to the great Saw speech and how it all started with the idea of ​​Luten Rael (Stellan Scarsgard) sends Wilmon to see the mission of acquiring Ridonium, undergoing the young party of Partizan's suspicious influence:

"We were supposed to do it with Saw, because we wanted to have Wilmon - we wanted to see what Latten was doing now that he is losing Cassian. He has Wilmon as his new surrogate, so he sends Wilmon to be his emis. 'We'll send Wilmon to see him.

After making the decision to send Wilmon to see him, Gilroy and writer Beo Willemon noticed the opportunity to investigate how he turned into SAW's "Rogue One" version, which needs breathing device And there are no limbs. As Gilroy said, he and Willemon soon understood that the addiction to the rhinodium could explain much of his deterioration, to the extent that his Rogue One mask could actually contain Rido:

"Then I was like," man, should you suffocate that something he has in the "dishonest?" When he lost his leg and when he started it **And what is It's **? Because we never knew. Is it oxygen, or what is it? ' Then we said, "He needs to send him there to steal this Jet -Gorivo," because the crew of Saw is flying all over the place, so the jet -fuel is a great thing for him. "My God, this gives him the opportunity to get a jet -fuel wherever he wants. He can steal it for the whole - he got this magical tool. 'I remember Beo calling me and he goes:' What if that's the rhythonium he suffocates? ' I'm like, 'Oh my God'. I'm going, "Holy S ***, let's go with that." I was like, 'yes, really cool.' "

"Andor" has no lack of great speeches, by Maarva Andor (Fiona Show) recorded the last rebel Season 1 of Luten 1, episode 10 "victim" monologue. While Saw's great speech also refers to a rebellion, it is ultimately for one's own desires and disadvantages of a person and how they can be used to serve the greater well - an incessant, yet perfect summary of Andor's repetitive theme.

"Andor" is now streaming on Disney+.