Mallory Rubin

Kellen has to go fact find and find out that it's an Imperial supply census and audit spot checking for visas. And... The fact that the discomfort can come in so many forms. It can be constant. It can be sudden. You never know what to expect.

Either you are in a perpetual state of disruption and fear, or the fear is wondering when the continuity and consistency of your relative peace, why can't they just leave us in peace, we hear from Kellen, is going to end. And we see it here. But we know that it's happening in so many forms in so many other places.

Either you are in a perpetual state of disruption and fear, or the fear is wondering when the continuity and consistency of your relative peace, why can't they just leave us in peace, we hear from Kellen, is going to end. And we see it here. But we know that it's happening in so many forms in so many other places.

Either you are in a perpetual state of disruption and fear, or the fear is wondering when the continuity and consistency of your relative peace, why can't they just leave us in peace, we hear from Kellen, is going to end. And we see it here. But we know that it's happening in so many forms in so many other places.

And when Kellen will say to Brazo later, like, do you know Cassian's friend, the big boss? Like, can you tell him? Tell him they need to know what's happening here. We got versions of that with Nelshi and Cassian after the prison escape. Like, they need to know. This idea that they need to know. And Brazo's like, this is happening everywhere, right?

And when Kellen will say to Brazo later, like, do you know Cassian's friend, the big boss? Like, can you tell him? Tell him they need to know what's happening here. We got versions of that with Nelshi and Cassian after the prison escape. Like, they need to know. This idea that they need to know. And Brazo's like, this is happening everywhere, right?

And when Kellen will say to Brazo later, like, do you know Cassian's friend, the big boss? Like, can you tell him? Tell him they need to know what's happening here. We got versions of that with Nelshi and Cassian after the prison escape. Like, they need to know. This idea that they need to know. And Brazo's like, this is happening everywhere, right?

And the ability to juggle the constant reminder that this is vast and sweeping and sprawling while... When we go to those new places, like you were talking about earlier in the pod, allowing us to invest fully in these people in this place. Like, you can't become complacent and lose the ability to care about each individual circumstance, right?

And the ability to juggle the constant reminder that this is vast and sweeping and sprawling while... When we go to those new places, like you were talking about earlier in the pod, allowing us to invest fully in these people in this place. Like, you can't become complacent and lose the ability to care about each individual circumstance, right?

And the ability to juggle the constant reminder that this is vast and sweeping and sprawling while... When we go to those new places, like you were talking about earlier in the pod, allowing us to invest fully in these people in this place. Like, you can't become complacent and lose the ability to care about each individual circumstance, right?

You have to care about every family in every farm and every planet in the galaxy. The fact that the Empire doesn't, that they'll go gouge mine or strip... Is what makes them the empire.

You have to care about every family in every farm and every planet in the galaxy. The fact that the Empire doesn't, that they'll go gouge mine or strip... Is what makes them the empire.

You have to care about every family in every farm and every planet in the galaxy. The fact that the Empire doesn't, that they'll go gouge mine or strip... Is what makes them the empire.

So it's like a very difficult balancing act to not just make it feel like the kind of cold calculus of sweeping tyranny and remind us of what each individual circumstance looks like while also then always hitting that Klaxon, Ferex-like chime of like, right, it's all around us all the time.

So it's like a very difficult balancing act to not just make it feel like the kind of cold calculus of sweeping tyranny and remind us of what each individual circumstance looks like while also then always hitting that Klaxon, Ferex-like chime of like, right, it's all around us all the time.

So it's like a very difficult balancing act to not just make it feel like the kind of cold calculus of sweeping tyranny and remind us of what each individual circumstance looks like while also then always hitting that Klaxon, Ferex-like chime of like, right, it's all around us all the time.

This is where we mentioned on the watch that Gilroy talked about that pursuit of timelessness. Um, this is the stretch of the story where this idea of checking for visas of checking for documentation comes into play in this audit from, from the empire.

This is where we mentioned on the watch that Gilroy talked about that pursuit of timelessness. Um, this is the stretch of the story where this idea of checking for visas of checking for documentation comes into play in this audit from, from the empire.

This is where we mentioned on the watch that Gilroy talked about that pursuit of timelessness. Um, this is the stretch of the story where this idea of checking for visas of checking for documentation comes into play in this audit from, from the empire.

When you run, that's when you're caught, et cetera. So all of the, everybody runs Mallory. I don't know if you know that all of the very disturbing comps, um, We get a little glimpse of Kellen's shop, like barrels of coffee, just like Whole Foods or Trader Joe's. And... You know, the Imperial soldiers are horrible, but they are also looking for Bezos. Do you think they like the blue-green ones?