In the initial episodes of Andor Season 2, the narrative explores the lives of rebel soldiers disguised as mechanics on the agricultural planet Mina-Rau. One character, Bix, worries when Imperial soldiers arrive for an unannounced census, revealing the precarious nature of their existence. The show delves into the theme of grassroots authoritarianism, illustrating how ordinary people contribute to larger oppressive systems. This reflects the show's broader commentary on fascism and the history of imperialism within the Star Wars universe, echoing George Lucas's original inspirations.
If they're checking visas, it's a problem," she says. "Look, they need the grain," a local farmer replies. "They know we need help, and they know everyone isn't legal."
These are the ones who'll kick your door in at 3 am or enforce changing laws. They're the real face of the Empire. And it looks normal and banal.
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