Andor is officially completed and The future of "Starwell War" is unconvincing. However, we will always have that wonderful month when the Internet was filled with not only theories, but also with deep gratitude for Tony Gilroy's boldness and his team's efforts in Andor (that and the plaque of memes that illuminated the mood every week after another heart attack).

Indeed, the Andor 2 season was both a masterpiece and probably the biggest "War of Starwells" project ever, as well as one of the best TV shows since the 2020s. It was also a tragedy season in which We watched how the rebel alliance was formed and quickly erased its founding father from history. And, although we witnessed the death of many fan-lonely raising character, one of the most famous heartfelt moments of Season 2 actually did not involve anyone dying. Instead, when Bix (Adria Aryona) broke up with Cassian (Diego Luna), in essence, an email in episode 9, just to get one last look at her in the series finals (where we see her carry her and the child of Cassian again on Mina-Raou).

This breakup is a source of much debate among fans, especially when it comes to the question of whether Bix knew she was pregnant at the time she left Cassian or not. In an interview with ColiderAryona referred to the debate and confirmed that Bicks actually knew about her pregnancy when it left Cassian and Javin IV. "Cassian is ready to give up everything for BIX, and Bix knows it. That's how important Bix is ​​for Cassian," Aryona explained. "It is a big sacrifice she makes, a big LOVEHOD SHOULD not only for what is best for Cassian, but also for what is best for the uprising."

"She says," I choose a rebellion. " But in the end, she chooses the future of her family and the future of the galaxy in which she will grow this child, "Aryona added." It's a great native instinct that starts. I don't know how she would make that decision. "

What makes Bix's victim in leaving Cassian and the rebellion behind - remember, she was in the fight much before Cassian even began to think about opposed the empire - is that it covers Andor's basic idea. Her departure to Cassian, so she has nothing to lose and may become the leader of the rebels, he is destined to be (and, with Arjona being Latina, the involvement of a healer of force and spiritism affects Bix's decision in this story. Done for a nice tragic romance. And yet, it is specific that Bix is ​​sacrificing his future with Cassian and her own idealism because of her unborn child, which is probably the most powerful idea of ​​the whole season.

"Rebels are built on hope" He was already the best line in "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" before "Andor" gave him a story of originBut his involvement in Season 2 turned him into a central idea of ​​the season. It is not enough to fight the empire for revenge or to advocate for what is right and to stop the crimes committed today, it must also be for a better tomorrow. For example, Luten Rael of Stellan Scarsgard was so obsessed with the destruction of the empire, he never expected the rebellion he built he would leave behind. Similarly, she saw Ereera (Forrest Whitaker) just caring for revenge for what was done to his home planet and could not see it beside his struggle. Even the rebel command took so much to restore the republic that they seemed to have forgotten how much the organization was split and corrupt before its decline. No wonder the new Republic did not last very long, paving the way for the first order.

Also, everyone in Andor is so preoccupied with the fight against the empire today, they cannot think of what tomorrow or how all their victims will be. Bix knowing that he is with a child and goes beyond, so Cassian can do his job while he is at a safe distance from the fighting is exactly what he was dealing with. All the victims, all fights are for this: the future that will see the child of Cassian and Bix. They set fire to the sunrise they knew they would not see it, but that their children would.

Andor is currently being strimiled by Disney+.