The ax is forgetting, but the spoilers remember. This article discusses Large spoilers From the first three episodes of Andor Season 2.

Through two seasons, Andor has become a series that is not about the nature of the revolution And the lengths we must be ready to go in order to ensure our own freedoms ... But what is it all if we have no one to share with? Season 1 has shown this fight in several ways, from Senator Mont Motma (EVENEVIV O'Rili) funding a secret uprising, even her husband and daughter knowing, to the romance among freedom fighters, Well (Jay Marsay) and Quarte (Varada Setu), taking her back, to Casian. In any case, the greater conflict has an advantage over their desires and needs at the moment. But that is exactly what makes most of Andor's most of season 2 as unexpected as exciting.

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The first three episodes of the new season were retained by many of these famous couples - Cassian and Bix do not unite until the weakening of the episode 3, while it is clear that Vel and Quartes have fallen apart in the year of the final of the season 1 - with the exception of one. The second episode finally catches us with Cyril Carn (Kyle Soller), the imperial fanatic who now climbed to the ranks of the standards Bureau. However, it is not a late discovery in the second episode Syril has since become romantically involved in an even greater loyalist than he himself: Supervisor Dedra Meero (Dennis Goff).

However, that is what comes in Next An episode that makes this support one of the most attractive of this young season, firmly establishing Dedra and Cyril as the best pair of power in all "Starwells War".

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Anyone who has ever watched a Roma com knows that every big love supplier needs a villain. In the pantheon of antagonists "Starwell War", I don't think we give enough credit to The worst one of them: Cyril's mother, Eddie Carn (Catherine Hunter). Season 2 reminds us of "Andor", with Eddie's first appearance in Episode 3, arriving at the threshold of Cyril and Dedra (they now live together in the high -rise apartment with high corrusions) in an atmosphere of fear of Darth Wader himself running out. After a fun editing that shows the imperial couple nervously preparing for some important meeting for dinner, the guest of Honor is finally arriving and does not spend second needles and two of her hosts with one passive-aggressive pocket after another. In the blink of an eye, "Andor" turns into an episode of a sitcoms on whether Cyril and Dedra can survive in the meeting with everyone's worst parent.

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But, boyDo they rise on the opportunity. After withstanding a few minutes of awkward insults and sharp insults directed by Cyril, the couple reaches their breaking point. Cyril goes out to Huff and leaves Dedra to deal with this interlocutor on his own. Looking at her calling every ounce of Imperial Bravado and releasing her to her boyfriend's mother, from all people, she can descend as one of the funniest and most effective performances by actor Dennis Goff to this day. She works wonders, incredibly enough, as she continues to dress Edeni as she channels the energy without prisoners of her boss Major Partagaz (Anton Les) himself.

When the smoke is cleared and Eddie nervously acts as a true human being (for change) under the sharp glow of Dedra, we show the true depths of how far Desra is ready to go for Cyril and vice versa. Once again, "Andor" proves that it can be a lot of things at once: a political powerful drama, an action-packed thriller, or, in this case, a really unexpected terrain for a hypothetical "Loveback Island" spin-off centered on two in-house fascists. Here's our favorite wicked powerful couple, and perhaps their hatred of the Cassian and overwhelming mothers took these crazy children to greater romantic heights.

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