See, I feel that the slow burns show us the general resentment of the galaxy towards the empire. They show us the cultures that have been suppressed (I recently found at that the striking metal church thing is a quirk of Romania), and they show us some of the more bleak yet sensitive moments of how the characters spend their “down” time. I really like it for its humanistic approach to its characters. No real heroes or villains, just a bunch of people caught up in the tension of the time
And that’s cool, I like the idea. Especially since the movies don’t really show us much, they just tell us “Empire bad, Rebels good”, so I’d love to see a show that makes me say “Wow, life under the Empire sucks.”
See, I feel that the slow burns show us the general resentment of the galaxy towards the empire. They show us the cultures that have been suppressed (I recently found at that the striking metal church thing is a quirk of Romania), and they show us some of the more bleak yet sensitive moments of how the characters spend their “down” time. I really like it for its humanistic approach to its characters. No real heroes or villains, just a bunch of people caught up in the tension of the time
And that’s cool, I like the idea. Especially since the movies don’t really show us much, they just tell us “Empire bad, Rebels good”, so I’d love to see a show that makes me say “Wow, life under the Empire sucks.”
But… gestures to Andor This aint it Chief.
salutes the Chief
Oh captain my captain
I’m impressed with how civil this discussion was