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Andor |  | | Re-watching the 1st season I stop to take some notes lest it all gets forgotten again.
Several elements of confused story through half of the 1st season,
Somewhat baffled at how Andor, after the big heist thought he could stroll about in public on an Imperial controlled world. He already knew about the two men he had killed as well as several more as he shot his way out of town. Upon his return to Ferrix He was told they knew and were looking for him.
Maybe they did not know about the big heist, where he and his friends barged their way onto an Imperial facility, got several more people killed and presumed he had not been photographed at some point by a security camera? Hard to believe, then upon his breaking company with Vel, who should have at least said, lay low and don't immediately go to any Imperial controlled world. chaulk up to inconsistent writing, The character is a hot head, not the most prudent of men, we get that but also is shrewd and intuitive.
He felt the Empire did not care, petty theft, walk right in and take what you want and they are more prone to cover it up. Killing men, mixed in with a major heist - he should have differentiated. And he had been in the system. He should have known they could tie his name to his image and not risk getting picked up by some storm trooper, which is what happened but they dealt with it in a manner to introduce the prison sequences.
Luthen likewise seems to be inconsistently handled. After organizing the heist the next more would have been for him to go wherever the money was taken (presumably Yavin) and run his show from there. He did not need Mon Mothma or her money anymore. He certainly felt the desire to deliver yet another bloody nose to the Empire and could easily have sweetened the pot in the scene with Saw Guererra with some cash on top of the spare parts he was offering in return for air support for some rebel Saw did not want to deal with. To continue to hang out on Corescant playing the part of the antiquities dealer, at risk when he could have been safer elsewhere and more easily communicate with the various operatives in the network he had made reference to.
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