Andor | 1x6: The Eye | Reaction
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2022
- Kyle and Bendu react to Episode 6 of Andor, streaming on Disney+!
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Do you have a link for the artist(s) that does your background music? I like what little I can hear of it.
I felt betrayed by Skeen and heartbroken for Nemik. THIS is why you spend 2 episodes setting up the a 3-episode arc. THIS is why you allow for character development.
They actually foreshadowed it a little when he didn't cover Taramyn so he got shot
Exactly why people who said the first few episodes were boring are dumb. If they just rushed into the heist their deaths would've meant nothing. They just become NPCs.
This show isn't for the casual action go getters who unfortunately is the major star wars audience as far as I notice. It's for those who have patience and world-building enthusiasts.
@@Bayard1503 Also I'm not sure what Taramyn's plan was. Instead of covering Val so she could move from cover he runs right for her? Not sure what he planned to do with that,
Facts
Skeen also didn't provide covering fire because he was protecting himself. That right there was when I knew he wasn't rebel material
After seeing the end, I wonder if he got him killed on purpose
@@sirboomsalot4902 he told him give me cover fire and he stay in cover after first shot he did it on purpose lol
Nemik’s last word to Cassian: Climb! K2SO’s last line to Cassian: Climb!
It's like poetry
Nemik sounded like that robot.
You could hear a robot voice.
oh my gosh
Technically it wasn't his last line (I think it was "Dive!") but still a nice parallel to Rogue One.
@@lukasky03 it was climb
The echo of the blaster shot after he kills Skeen was so incredible.
When Skeen was laying out his betrayal scheme, you can tell the calculus processing in Andor's intense stare. Andor computed that once he rejected the 40mil a piece offer, Skeen would silence him to prevent whistle-blowing. So Andor made the necessary chess move three steps ahead.
@@ssotkow That's definitely part of it, but I feel it goes deeper. I think that Skeen scared the shit out of Cassian, by showing him just what the "mercenary life" could turn him into. Gunning Skeen down in-the-moment was his way of rejecting that outcome, in no uncertain terms. He literally killed that possible future.
Someone on this show must have had a TIE fighter as their first toy bc the love they show them is nuts, they look and sound like the business
What an incredible show
To be fair, I had that toy and would 100% do the same thing. I love that sound!!
GO WARRIORS! * Bay Areaaaa! *
Sound, sure...but look? Never. Those things will never look intimidating simply because they are so very clearly badly designed. Like when someone pulls out one of those wall-hanger knives with dozens of hooks and points everywhere...even the grip. It's a joke. A very simple and clearly well-crafted Bowie is far, far more frightening.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 The Ju-87 Stuka was one ugly motherfucker of a plane during WW2. Yet it was still one of the most terrifying vehicles used in warfare and is still talked about today, 80 years later. Why? Because of the jericho trumpets that made its howling scream when it dives. The TIEs are similar. Its their sound that is supposed to scare you, not necessarily the looks.
For once in disney era they are not treated as a complete joke :)
RIP Nemik. He was taken before his time. We don't get a lot of non-jedi philosophical conversations in this universe and I wouldn't have minded listening to his take on the universe for an entire episode.
I liked him...sort of a Libertarian Star Wars character.
Reminds me of the medic in Saving Private Ryan.
We still might get a glimpse of his thinking though via his manifesto. Maybe that's where "Rebellions are built on hope" comes from...
I love how the episode ends on Luthen's sigh of relief.
It's also a look of grim realization right at the end. He only gets a brief moment of relief and laughter and immediately has to start thinking of the steps forward now. He's got people to pay, he has to contact Saw at some point and also talk with whoever Mon Mothma wants to bring in, has to work with Cassian and Vel, etc.
As our beloved princess says, "it's not over yet..."
Basically he's been holding his breath for about 24 hours and that's the first time he's been able to fully let it out.
Since my biggest complaint with this series is that we didn't get to see a dinner party, I think we can toss it in the "good" pile.
We’re still going to get something similar. It’s in the trailers.
😂 no dinner party?! this show sucks😂
The dinner party plan on the data pad had a seating chart for their home dining table, so I’d presume the party will be there. Everyone’s assuming they skipped it because they came back from something in a car.
@@CharlieCon It's pretty clear that specific dinner party (with Sly Moore) was skipped because it was meant to happen that night of Episode 4's events. And Episode 5 clearly skips to the next day with breakfast. I think the most sensible thing is there will be other social occasions portrayed later on.
we were however treated to the imperial captain eating cereal with his mom for like 15 minutes
Watching the “cover me” scene again… do you think Skeen deliberately didn’t provide full cover fire to discreetly eliminate another member of the heist team? 🤔
I think you are absolutely right.
They also showed Nemik providing proper covering fire for Cassian so that he made it to the cockpit safely. They probably showed that on purpose.
I just rewatched and it looked like he legit tried. He shoots one, then takes cover just before a bolt almost hit him. Then we see Taramyn (stormtrooper) get shot by a guy who Skeen had no way of seeing.
Yep. Skeen shot once to give Taramyn the illusion he was providing cover fire and as soon as he was running Skeen fell back and didn't even try. He wanted Taramyn to get hit or at least injured.
Given the reveal that Skeen made up his backstory, it’s now questionable if _anything_ he said about the other members of the team is true.
Nemik saying "climb!" reminded me of K-2SO telling Cassian that in "Rogue One."
I loved that we got the Aldhani speaking their own language and not basic.
Like kenari
love you guys - true star wars fans who understand how amazing this show is for the lore building of this universe.
Give everybody who worked on the Eye effects a raise. That was one of the most breathtaking things I've ever seen in this franchise and it's a pity we didn't get to witness it on a big screen.
Also I just LOVE how subtly this show is pretty much tying the whole franchise together but in a different style from how Favreau and Filoni are doing it. (And to clarify, I love F&F's approach to cohesiveness as well, I just love the contrast to Gilroy's because to me it just makes the story and the world so much richer). That "everyone has their own rebellion" quote from last? week applies to pretty much every major character from the end of TCW all the way through the OT. Everyone had their own reasons to fight - some for larger galactic good (e.g. Hera splitting with her dad because she wanted to help the whole galaxy in order to help Ryloth), others for more personal reasons (e.g. Luke just trying to save his family). This week it finally clicked for me that Ezra, Jyn, and Cassian all had the "screw up with childhood trauma only cares about self preservation" back story, but they all ended up willingly joining the Rebellion for their own specific reasons after reluctantly being recruited.
Evaluating this from a writer's perspective, F&F take a more explicit character & plot approach to cohesiveness; Gilroy seems to focus more on _thematic_ cohesiveness. And again, I love the juxtaposition of both. In terms of this show in particular, it's those small, thematic connections that are making it such an engaging watch for me, and I can't wait to see what else is in store.
Love the dialogue in this show. It blows my mind. Both on the imperial side and on the rebel side.
Nice that the Imperials are not just "evil(tm)" this of course follows Rogue One and the general "shades of grey" ethos. The Imperial Engineeer tries to save the Commander's son being a prime example
I live in Sweden, if you are out in the forest and it is quiet, you can hear the Aurora Borealis, it makes a static, faint sound.
That tie fighter startup sequence reminded me of the fan film "Tie Fighter". Props to whoever decided to add that sequence.
When Nemik was saying "Climb! Climb!" it reminded me of K2 saying the same thing in Rogue One. K2 was dying when he said that, as was Nemik.
I was so pissed when Keen said that NAMIK died for that and Andor shot him because he was actually caring about him and Namik probably did inspire him.
Before sitting down to watch this episode i was nervous and scared , i was not ready to cry as much as i did for NEMIK , he was my favorite character and the EYE was such a Celestial Experience , even on TV , Amazing ! Greed got the better of Skeen and CASSIAN was actually DISGUSTED by everything that was coming out of his Mouth . Even though i have been CRYING over Nemik`s Death , i am glad he died with part of his group and not somewhere , forgotten ! Rest in Blessing my Dear Nemik ! #RebellionsAreBuildOnHOPE
@xSkate Worldx - I mean , i knew Cassian will survive , so for me was Nemik`s Innocence, Ideals and wisdom about the empire and how they just take whatever they want without any regard for the common people that made me say , I LIKE HIM !
@@NightSister128
Same here i was scared for him the entire episode
if you notice, Skeen purposefully gives tarramyn bad cover so he'd get killed and then diverted the group to the doctor so he could make a play at the money with Cassian, this whole episode was telling you Skeen was a scumbag(he conviently drops the stormtrooper info too so Cassian would dislike tarramyn even more0. It was a real great episode.
3:25 Remember what Tamryn was before he was a rebel: A stormtrooper, an Imperial Infantryman, shock-trooper. He is the ex-infantryman that trained this team to fight. How do we see this in Epi 6? OK, so for the non-soldiers here, Infantrymen are trained to work as a 2-person team. The 2-man buddy team operates as a unit. One guy provides covering fire (force bad guy to duck, skew their aim, etc), while the other guy moves from one covered spot across a danger area/beaten zone to another covered spot. You don't move without someone covering you or it ends up badly for the mover. One guy says "Cover me: I'm moving." The other guys says "Move" or probably just opens up covering fire. The mover leaves protection and takes off. Once the mover gets to a covered spot, he says "Set", or something and now HE becomes the guy that provides the covering fire. So no one moves without their buddy covering them unless they are desperate. Soldiers spend hours, days, practicing this, developing their techniques, who says what to whom, when, etc. Tamryn, the ex-soldier, calls for covering fire so he can move into the open. Skeen, with what looks like a heavier firing weapon, is the perfect guy to provide it and he steps out and starts to engage. Pops off a few rounds. Tamryn sees this and starts to move. Then watch what Skeen does. Just as Tamryn is committed in the open, can't turn back, fully exposed, Skeen pulls back, ceasing fire and ducking behind the column. As soon as I saw this I said, "WTH? Did he want him to get popped?" Hmm. Turns out he did. One less person to have to try to peel off to divide the cash. I knew then that Skeen was bad business, and was not to be trusted with your life.
Yeah Skeen was so trouble and you can tell by how Andor killed him, he knew he could not let that guy live.
Exactly! I saw that! Plus the way he reacted when he saw the credits. The subtle setup and payoff in this series is so good! You have to really pay attention. I love it!
Great realization and explanation. Man this show is written well.
@@lis.anwell638 Best of all, no matter if one argues whether Skeen was having ulterior motives BEFORE or DURING the mission - whether he planned the long game and waited for this opportunity, or if he lost his nerve and decided to give in to craven and survival instincts over everything else when he saw the credits, or any measure in between, no matter the exact reason, Skeen proves that he could not be trusted.
Other commenters made a great point that his proposition to Cassian Andor to fly the ship to split the loot might result in Cassian being killed by Skeen is also spot on.
Like I keep saying, Star Wars and heist flicks/morality plays go together like peanut butter and chocolate. This shit is like crack! And I would know! 😂😂
I like that episode 5 ends with Luthen being nervous, and 6 ends with his relief that their rebellion officially starts.
"My God, let's get it going before someone shoots Nemik already!"
ROFLMFAO!!!
Nemik would no doubt give Cassian's role in Rogue one triple weight due to the compassion the kid had brought him, and his complicated morality's the best thing to see play out in this show.
15/10 for the entire episode as it really shows that sometimes the lone wolf gets what he needed. The 5 episode build up is important for the tension as without the build up of said tension will feel empty. I'm hyped for next week! Not to mention, anyone with the e-11 can be dangerous in the galaxy. Seeing both sides on conflict's the most humanizing.
Loved the symmetry of the last words of Nemik and K2SO from Rogue One were both "Climb"
Seeing alot of people saying Skeen got Tamaryn killed. I just rewatched and it looked like he legit tried. He shoots one, then takes cover just before a bolt almost hit him. Then we see Tamaryn (stormtrooper) get shot by a guy who Skeen had no way of seeing.
He took cover rather than provide it. Subtle bit of character writing in the action.
“I hope Andor doesn’t die”.
*Anyone who watched Rogue One*
Well he doesn’t
From a certain point of view, his body and rational mind may survive, but the emotional and mental damage done to Cassian Andor could be a form of "death" - emotionally dead on the inside.
If Andor didn't kill Skeen....Skeen FOR SURE was going to try to kill him when they abandoned their comrades. RIP NEMIK.
The eye was pretty cool and the scene where the imperial pilot was getting in the ship with it in the background 🤩
I don't think the family lived, I think Cinta got her revenge, it's why she's crying at the end of the episode as she comes out, because you think when you give into your anger that it will make it better but it doesn't.....in fact I'd be surprised if anyone inside the base was alive when she left....
I’d be perfectly content if this was the finale. But 6 more!!!! And Tony Gilroy has said that it’s only just beginning.
The scene where they are escaping through the eye was such a visual spectacle. Kinda reminded me of the scene in Rebels where the rebels team (with Mon Mothma) was evading pursuing tie fighters by flying close to a star.
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Well, we later learned that Skeen was some kind of psycho
Take a shot every time Andor’s plan is thwarted because someone overhear his coms.
Like the gentleman on the right, I was combing my beard non stop...What a nerve wracking episode...You could Imagine the nerves they felt...Just sublime visuals and execution...Glad you guys liked the episode...👏👏👏💯
I love the relationship between Andor, Skeen and Nemik in this arc. Andor's abilities as a spy are really fleshed out here as well. He is not a fast talker, or some great deceiver, he just allows others to project themselves onto him, and feeds into it. Both Nemik, and Skeen project themselves onto him almost immediately. Nemik thinks him a revolutionary believer, and Skeen immediately sees him as a scoundrel/survivor. Andor feeds these projections by playing into them at times with both characters (he is not trying to deceive them, just trying to fit in, not cause any problems). Its only at the end, when Skeen offers to steal the money with him, that he fells forced to make a decision. Nemik ignored Andor's flaws, and sees the good in him, that even Andor doesnt believe about himself, while Skeen ignores the good in Andor and only sees a survivor who will put himself first. This is a fork in the road moment, and Andor chooses to reject the path Skeen is on.
For me when Vel hands Cassian the notes from Nemick, I think it would have felt better if she would have said something a bit more. Like “He thought you could use a compass (or a path). Something to alludes to Nemick still helping him after his death.
Quite a few people are suggesting that Skeen was just testing Andor. Pretty dumb of him if that were the case… passing ( or failing?) the test inevitably means Cassian kills Skeen. It’s not as if Skeen is going to let him live if he says no.
It’s great understated acting by Luna - you can see Cassian’s rational mind whirring (he subtly adjusts his coat about twenty seconds before the kill to better access his blaster) but you can also see and hear the hints of angry disgust in his reaction to Skeen confessing he was lying about his brother. Cassian had to kill Skeen - but it was clearly also a killing he felt no guilt about. This is his second ‘ execution’ for reasons of self-preservation - the first being the Pre-Mor corpo begging for his life - and he has a clear emotional reaction to both. In contrast, his killing of his wounded fellow rebel at the beginning of Rogue One is much more obviously in cold blood, in the true sense. By then, he is 100% killing for the cause, not for himself. It’s a superbly constructed character arc.
Absolutely adored this episode! The Eye was breath taking and awesome!
I wonder if the commandants son is that general that served snoke and kylo ten in the sequels. Can’t recall his name. He was the “spy” that confessed to poe.
The scene in the senate chamber where Mon Mothma is giving her speech. I saw so many pods empty. I interpreted that as being that the Empire has control over all those systems that used to have a representative in those pods. Now the Empire is those systems voice. I might be wrong though. Because the one had people walking out. So it could just be that people don’t care no more or are afraid of the empire. That’s just my assumption.
The Empire has control over all systems, including Mon Mothma's. It's the Imperial Senate, not the Republican Senate. You need to be part of the Empire to even have a Senator.
Did you notice that one of the last things Nemik says to Andor is exactly the last thing K2SO said to Andor. "Climb"
Enemy fire, freak accident after the heist, betrayal and backstabbing. You got all three before even starting the episode. Still not over how they led us along thinking the kid might survive his injuries though.
Damn I was off by one. I said only Vel and Cassian would survive but I guess Cinta did too. This was insanely tense.
Technically, you’re half-right since her fate is very much still up in the air.
I really expected Cinta to kill everyone in the control tower and go out fighting after Skeen said stormtroopers killed her whole family. Maybe she did just off camera but I wouldn't expect them to do that off camera. There's a shot from the trailer of her looking over at a Imperial Star Destroyer on Aldhani so maybe she teams up with Val/Cassian or maybe even Saw
@@chabotal3133 She’s gonna have a hard time getting off planet with increased imperial presence and investigation. Wonder if they’ll come back to extract her.
We could still see Cinta be “made an example of”
@@sirboomsalot4902 Just as we saw a character brought to medical aid and given the illusion of "May yet live" perish, the series can subvert the expectations and have the characters in the base who were hit and assumed KIA (Killed in Action) be instead wounded heavily and captured in action instead for interrogation.
12:51 I have that circling the assassin symbol on my right forearm. My first tattoo. My second was the Mark of The Outsider (Dishonored; yes, it's on the back of my left hand)
Bro, cops can't tell if someone is lying either, they just delude themselves into thinking they can.
17:43 I don't think it is about the height, I think it was more to do with that being the moment where Val's got to make the final call and give the order to start the heist, or abort it.
Or something in between ... 😉👍
I particularly liked that the Imperial Engineer tried to save the commander's son "Let the boy go". Yet another example of how things are not black and white in this series (which of course follows Rogue One in that sense)
If Skeen is to be believed, then less than 8 racks of cylinders (cause we see some still to be loaded in the vault from the 8th rack and the spill and other random cylinders lying around not on the ship) is worth about 80 million credits. Each rack looks to be a triangle of decreasing width, 12 cylinders high. Gaussian addition says that's 78 cylinders. So if a rack is a bit more than 10 million credits, each cylinder is worth about 135,000 credits.
While it was the betting favorite I’m still sad Nemik died and honestly I’m gutted Gorn died, he was my favorite along with Nemik. Excited for this show, est SW since Rogue One, right up there with Mando! I thought HOTD would be the best show on tv and while it is awesome, Andor may just be a bit better
Fantastic episode. I was speechless after it ended.
My guess going forward. There are more scenes in the trailer on Ferix. You see Bix gets interrogated by Dedra. ISB will crackdown and find what they need. I think Andor will go back to Ferix to check on everyone and some how share his loot with family and friends. He will check back in with Bix. Luthen will try to reach out to bix on the radio. I believe Luthen, Val and Mon will try to recruit Andor again. That is why you see Vel on Ferix in the Trailer. All roads lead back to Ferix. The Dedra and the ISB will go back to the source for Andor. Also... Andor will come back to check in. But he will see all the heat and storm troopers and some fight will ensue. In Idle times, Andor will become inspired with the Manifesto and will become committed to the cause. Awesome show and loved the reaction.
Gotta say that scene with the tie fighter pilots getting into their ships was pretty sexy 😏
Does anyone else think it ironic that Luthen's laugh is identical to Palpatine's manicial cackle?
The use of TIE fighters on this show gives me shivers. Plus I love the slow build, use of tension, and that stunning ending. LOVING this show.
Thank you for an excellent review/reaction. This episode had everything for me. Strong dramatic tension, unexpected out comes. I’m definitely on board for the ride.
6 more episodes yeeep yeeep! Skeen U bastard
I know right? Fucking Skeen!
Neat thing about this 3 episode mini-arc they keep setting up is that after the 3rd, 6th, etc. episode you have no idea where the story is going to go next, you have no idea after episode 3 that Andor is going to have to fit in with this band of misfits on this big heist and after the 6th episode we really have no idea specifically what is going to happen next with him. But within those arcs you have an idea of what they're heading towards and the slow buildup of tension over the 2 setup episodes.
This episode features the best 'asteroid chase' scene since The Empire Strikes Back. 😮
It kinda went out I expected but a whole lot of what I didn’t expect. I love how this show keeps surprising me.
Easily my favorite episode so far.
Gorn died so fast it took a rewatch to see what happened to him lol, I wondered where he was for a bit before the rewatch.
That episode is why we keep coming back.
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Kyle really predicted damn near the ENTIRE episode. He is the chosen one.
Skeen let Tamaryn get shot in that scuffle, dank farrik!
I think in addition to Skeen's betrayal and Nemik's death and manifesto, we're going to see something important pop up on Ferrix and all those things combined are the final push for Cassian to become a full blooded rebel. The Imperials are going to reek havoc and brutality on Ferrix and Cassian will probably catch word of it. I also think there is possibly something important on that Starpath unit and that Cassian, Luthen, and Vel are going to do some kind of operation there and start to form a rebel cell with Maarva, Bix, and Brasso. We have two more 3 episode arcs and I'm so pumped.
Amazing episode!
Was surprised with the deaths and with who survived.
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His polaroid Camera.
Let’s goo been waiting, this really ah solid episode loved the visuals wid the sky and ties chasing them. RIP our ex ST on our squad Skeen let him die smh.
this show has great writing.
Legendary Acting And Visuals Love it all 💯 Awesome reaction and review as always guy's 🤘
That conversation between skeem and ardor at the end of the episode is one of the most tense and well written scenes in start wars and its just two ppl talking, holy shit andor is good
Who else heard K2SO say climb when Nemmic said it? They had no time to secure the payload before launching I guess! Really wanted Nem to survive! Tie Fighter shots were awesome! The Eye shower was spectacular. Easily best episode!
Totally great Ep...it was awesome seeing the TIE pilots getting into the fighters. Plus the Eye looked amazing. Totally didn't expect Andor to kill Skeen, and though I am a massive Imperial fan, I wish Nemick would have made it.
Also cool to see the standard Imp Army troopers in their gear. Well, based off the Imperial Source book they used for the show.
Can't wait for the next Ep
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The ISB going DEFCON 1 was a nice touch. Proving Nemik right that the strike from below is the one they never see coming. That Director was angry and scared because let's face it Palpatine and Vader aren't understanding bosses.
loved the ending true colours showed last minute back stabbers got merked at a drop of a hat like Damian Marley"welocome to jamrock" wooo loved it!
God I love this series! Literally best star wars and most realistic
Already eager for dork forces to discuss this amazing episode. For the cause!
The red Shirt is pretty spot on, he was wearing a red hat.
Does anyone else wonder about Cinta and what state she left the mother, child, and soldiers in?
My Favourite was Gorn so disappointed he died
Love Kyle Katarns reaction to the pilots boarding their fighters! Mirrors my own!
Cinta is going to get caught and broken, which will lead to Vel getting caught and broken enough to reveal the existence of a Rebel leader named Fulcrum...
Also, Cinta totally massacred the commandants entire family as an act of vengeance. Which is totally how she's going to get caught.
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I got some real GoT vibes when Nemik was talking to Cassian on the eve of battle. The kid did a great job.
seems implied that all the hostages were killed, no way was the other girl left behind on the planet with witnesses to her and the team....
Super interesting hearing the predictions after seeing the episode! I can't wait for episode 7. Prediciting it will be from the imperial side and how they lose it in seeking retaliation.
Through skeens while speech I wasn't quite sure if he was trying to just test Cassian's loyalty or if he was for real.
Well that was stupid if he did. Enough with tests. There's so much distrust between them there's no room for such tests.
Been waiting on this reaction, absolutely brilliant episode.
i may have been checking their channel multiple times today. this episode rocked.
Someone on Tumblr said Nemik died by OSHA Violation
I bet Cassian will read that manifesto and become a true believer ❤
I think I'm just going to repeat this after every episode. In my opinion Andor is on the top 5 of the SW series.
Somebody correct me ... but I'm fairly sure the smart Imperial communications officer turns to the Rebellion for Rogue One, we see him in the base on Yavin 4
What has better dialogue, HotD or Andor? Both have been so fkn good
Poor Nemik. Not the first revolutionary to be utterly crushed by capital but perhaps the first to do so quite so literally.
Vel may or may not have a "heights" thing. Regardless, she's got other worries, and they're all coming home to roost in that moment.
1) This is her first mission as the leader...and as we can see...it's a HUGE job.
2) She's probably already worried about the commitment of everyone involved, because she probably already suspects that some of them aren't on the level (such as Skeen, though she seemed to be completely fooled by him).
3) Luthen's curveball of adding Cassian to that already sensitive balance right beforehand.
4) Watching Cinta do her job in the mission, and probably deeply fearing losing her, if they've gotten especially close. (Which, I know they mentioned, but I've seen so little demonstration of it, that I'm not sure it's anything beyond the only two women in the group sticking together just to keep the men off them)
Vel has a lot to deal with, and that moment it all hit her at once. And when she finally steeled herself, she takes no shit from anyone.
Nemik was literally crushed by credits. He died by being crushed by capitalism and greed
30:15 There are two types of criminal. Those that get away and those that leave witnesses. Cinta murdered the entire family. All there is to wonder is in what order.