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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 9660265" data-attributes="member: 3400">I'm actually content with that origin. One thing I really enjoyed about the Andor stories is the relative lack of Jedi and Jedi legacy. It's about "normal" people or at least more normal people than the force users who dominate too much of the Star Wars movie landscape.Yeah, the ISB risking Death Star intel by mishandling secrets would be a pretty major stain on his record. But he was significantly placed enough, at least, that he got to kill himself rather than be force-choked by Palpatine's attack dog.Though I have to say that they weren't the only slip ups since Dedra Meero did receive that sensitive intelligence accidentally - she just read it and didn't dispose of it appropriately which left it vulnerable.I love the fact that Bix and Junior, healthy and far away from the war, were the last shot we see. I thought that was brilliant and beautiful.</blockquote>