Mallory Rubin

for Luthan to be there to observe and push and for that extra element of tension, the mon Luthan kind of constant like difference of opinion of like how severe to be and what is required and who is ready to risk what when. But just the core nature of his observation, the fact that like he says to her later, Would you have told me if I wasn't here?

Like, everything that's happening with Tay is inherently so painful and intense for Mon. Everything that's happening with Leda is inherently so painful and intense. This extra element of Luthen being there as observer and pusher in the pressure cooker, too, I thought was great in terms of just their arc and their relationship.

Like, everything that's happening with Tay is inherently so painful and intense for Mon. Everything that's happening with Leda is inherently so painful and intense. This extra element of Luthen being there as observer and pusher in the pressure cooker, too, I thought was great in terms of just their arc and their relationship.

Like, everything that's happening with Tay is inherently so painful and intense for Mon. Everything that's happening with Leda is inherently so painful and intense. This extra element of Luthen being there as observer and pusher in the pressure cooker, too, I thought was great in terms of just their arc and their relationship.

But just more broadly, like, the way that it reinforced to us a thing we already know, a thing that has been clear since season one, but here was like... inescapable, which is there is no longer any distinction for Mon Mothma between the personal and the cause. Like the work, the pursuit, the rebellion has bled into every aspect of her home life. And it can know, that's another braid.

But just more broadly, like, the way that it reinforced to us a thing we already know, a thing that has been clear since season one, but here was like... inescapable, which is there is no longer any distinction for Mon Mothma between the personal and the cause. Like the work, the pursuit, the rebellion has bled into every aspect of her home life. And it can know, that's another braid.

But just more broadly, like, the way that it reinforced to us a thing we already know, a thing that has been clear since season one, but here was like... inescapable, which is there is no longer any distinction for Mon Mothma between the personal and the cause. Like the work, the pursuit, the rebellion has bled into every aspect of her home life. And it can know, that's another braid.

Like that braid's not unbraiding. There's no disentangling of that for Mon anymore. And you see the way that it's weighing on her here. Beautiful.

Like that braid's not unbraiding. There's no disentangling of that for Mon anymore. And you see the way that it's weighing on her here. Beautiful.

Like that braid's not unbraiding. There's no disentangling of that for Mon anymore. And you see the way that it's weighing on her here. Beautiful.

The moment later when Davo like is talking about this, you know, I let this like connect you to your history and each other, this temple relic that we have. brought into the ballroom as a wedding gift. And he introduces Luthan to everyone. Like, he draws attention to who he is. And there's, you know, my instinct would be, oh, boy, how dangerous. But no, for Luthan, like, that's the proposition.

The moment later when Davo like is talking about this, you know, I let this like connect you to your history and each other, this temple relic that we have. brought into the ballroom as a wedding gift. And he introduces Luthan to everyone. Like, he draws attention to who he is. And there's, you know, my instinct would be, oh, boy, how dangerous. But no, for Luthan, like, that's the proposition.

The moment later when Davo like is talking about this, you know, I let this like connect you to your history and each other, this temple relic that we have. brought into the ballroom as a wedding gift. And he introduces Luthan to everyone. Like, he draws attention to who he is. And there's, you know, my instinct would be, oh, boy, how dangerous. But no, for Luthan, like, that's the proposition.

That's the point, right? Like, that's the bounty is all of these other people who he can then use their business, this cover, I'm this curator, this dealer, to work his way into other halls of power to gain proximity to other people who might know something or have access to either information or some sort of lever of control. So...

That's the point, right? Like, that's the bounty is all of these other people who he can then use their business, this cover, I'm this curator, this dealer, to work his way into other halls of power to gain proximity to other people who might know something or have access to either information or some sort of lever of control. So...

That's the point, right? Like, that's the bounty is all of these other people who he can then use their business, this cover, I'm this curator, this dealer, to work his way into other halls of power to gain proximity to other people who might know something or have access to either information or some sort of lever of control. So...

Yeah, the idea to him that it's, like, it also is just actually interesting to see how the cover of the gallery, like, functions.

Yeah, the idea to him that it's, like, it also is just actually interesting to see how the cover of the gallery, like, functions.

Yeah, the idea to him that it's, like, it also is just actually interesting to see how the cover of the gallery, like, functions.

That's taken, unfortunately. I'd be honored, honestly. I'd be honored. Maybe Clea can help us come up with it. She's always thinking. She's great. What are we looking at? When they still haven't heard from Cass and Luthan's like, what are we looking at? And Clea said, I'm looking for a drink. I love it. Honestly, genuinely in my running for favorite moment of the three episodes. It's so good.