Mallory Rubin

I love that. I love that. I love you identifying that as, like, a through line. Yeah.

It's delightful. I really loved this as well. I liked the little brief encounters with people who are ultimately not consequential, but it still tells us something. I really liked that little moment where Amman and Perrin interact with His favorite reprobate. Great stuff. That was delightful.

It's delightful. I really loved this as well. I liked the little brief encounters with people who are ultimately not consequential, but it still tells us something. I really liked that little moment where Amman and Perrin interact with His favorite reprobate. Great stuff. That was delightful.

It's delightful. I really loved this as well. I liked the little brief encounters with people who are ultimately not consequential, but it still tells us something. I really liked that little moment where Amman and Perrin interact with His favorite reprobate. Great stuff. That was delightful.

But we get, like, one of the things that Andor does so well is, like, even the kind of casual, seemingly, like, just kind of, like, tossed away little lines have some level of meaning still. Like, this initial exchange where Mon says, you know, looking younger every season, and we get the, oh, how effortlessly you lie. Mm-hmm.

But we get, like, one of the things that Andor does so well is, like, even the kind of casual, seemingly, like, just kind of, like, tossed away little lines have some level of meaning still. Like, this initial exchange where Mon says, you know, looking younger every season, and we get the, oh, how effortlessly you lie. Mm-hmm.

But we get, like, one of the things that Andor does so well is, like, even the kind of casual, seemingly, like, just kind of, like, tossed away little lines have some level of meaning still. Like, this initial exchange where Mon says, you know, looking younger every season, and we get the, oh, how effortlessly you lie. Mm-hmm.

That's meaningful because to that person, it is just about the thing that they are talking about, right? Do you look young? Do you look old? Great to see you at the wedding, the small talk, the bullshit, whatever. But people clocking that about Mon Mothma without in any way understanding- It's cute.

That's meaningful because to that person, it is just about the thing that they are talking about, right? Do you look young? Do you look old? Great to see you at the wedding, the small talk, the bullshit, whatever. But people clocking that about Mon Mothma without in any way understanding- It's cute.

That's meaningful because to that person, it is just about the thing that they are talking about, right? Do you look young? Do you look old? Great to see you at the wedding, the small talk, the bullshit, whatever. But people clocking that about Mon Mothma without in any way understanding- It's cute.

The implications behind it and the way that it actually manifests and is applied in her life is like-

The implications behind it and the way that it actually manifests and is applied in her life is like-

The implications behind it and the way that it actually manifests and is applied in her life is like-

genius and just fascinating and also we see it a lot in this episode and of course all across season one and presumably many more times to come the rest of this season takes a lot of effort actually like it's driving her to the brink every time she has to plaster that smile back on and go make her way through one of these encounters like one of the reasons that i even though it is very upsetting that the second later wedding is actually happening is

genius and just fascinating and also we see it a lot in this episode and of course all across season one and presumably many more times to come the rest of this season takes a lot of effort actually like it's driving her to the brink every time she has to plaster that smile back on and go make her way through one of these encounters like one of the reasons that i even though it is very upsetting that the second later wedding is actually happening is

genius and just fascinating and also we see it a lot in this episode and of course all across season one and presumably many more times to come the rest of this season takes a lot of effort actually like it's driving her to the brink every time she has to plaster that smile back on and go make her way through one of these encounters like one of the reasons that i even though it is very upsetting that the second later wedding is actually happening is

Like, that moment in season one when Davo, when Mon was like, I'm not considering it. Like, I'm not thinking about it. Get the fuck out of here. I'm not interested. This is not going to happen. There is a line and I won't cross it. And he said, that's the first untrue thing you've said.

Like, that moment in season one when Davo, when Mon was like, I'm not considering it. Like, I'm not thinking about it. Get the fuck out of here. I'm not interested. This is not going to happen. There is a line and I won't cross it. And he said, that's the first untrue thing you've said.

Like, that moment in season one when Davo, when Mon was like, I'm not considering it. Like, I'm not thinking about it. Get the fuck out of here. I'm not interested. This is not going to happen. There is a line and I won't cross it. And he said, that's the first untrue thing you've said.

Like, the fact that he was able to clock that true thing about her when the mask is so central to all of these interactions, like, that really bled into this three-day wedding. Yeah.