In 'The Mercy of Gods,' the Authors of 'The Expanse' Get Less Expansive
Briefly

Andor excelled because 'it felt authentic,' Abraham says. 'It was the first time I can remember since the '70s when I felt like the Empire was really something oppressive, not just guys in cool, dark suits emoting a lot. It was this sense of the danger of that kind of vast machine.'
It's survivors versus authoritarians. It is what happens to you when you are conquered by a militaristic authoritarian regime and you have to learn to live inside that regime.
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