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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 9682227" data-attributes="member: 4937">I think that's ridiculous.  This was just realization of the advice she gave to Krennic.  She knew what the end game was the whole time.  She fell apart because Syril fell apart and didn't accept her rationalization of her behavior.  Syril, not Deedra, actually believed in the work he was doing, and actually believed in law and order and justice and that he was on the right side.  He actually believed that it was just a small number of malcontents and agitators who were the problem and who needed to be drawn out.  That Syril was not given a monologue the response of which was, "Who are you?" is I think a shame.  I would have loved Syril challenging Andor as to whether he had been part of the plan all along, and whether he was really an agent of the Empire, or if he wasn't then perhaps he had been just as tricked as himself and played for a fool by his own boss.  Heck, even that Syril just fell apart and walked out to be killed just felt out of character for him.  Syril might do something stupid and rash, but he doesn't generally act without a plan.  He's in D&D terms "Lawful".  It would have been more in character for him IMO to violently switch sides and fight with the Ghor than for him to just do nothing with no apparent motive.   As it is, his story felt so irrelevant that it felt like the time spent on his story was a waste and could have been more profitably spent elsewhere.</blockquote>

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