Tony Gilroy looks like an angry kid. It would be funny if it weren't embarrassing.

Rogue One exists, and that seems to be its problem. Give me a scene in Andor more intimate than the near-dark elevator scene in Rogue One.

The question is, what's wrong with Tony Gilroy? Is he okay? His "orders" smack of authoritarianism.

Rogue One premiered almost nine years ago, the story is there, and he can't erase it. I'm starting to suspect that's his problem.

And in my opinion, it's already too late to give her that emotional push after 17 chapters since the breakup, not to mention that Lucy hasn't been able to open her mouth to give her opinion. The only answer I have is that they did it this way for commercial gain, regardless of their characters.

100% agree. The biggest problem, which has been dragging on since the previous season, is that Lucy hasn't spoken up. The show-runner hasn't let her character speak, ask questions, or vent, and in the process, they're destroying the strong narrative Lucy always had.

If you see a strong light in the sky it is Lucy's dignity that is gone. They have used Lucy as a floor rag for the benefit of other characters

The breakup was totally unnecessary, but it was also handled badly by the Showrunner. The only thing I hope is that they don't continue to disrespect Lucy's character and let her speak, since they kept her mouth shut for almost the entire sixth season.-

Clearly the breakup is written - badly written for me - so as not to bring them back together.

But I hope they let Lucy vent and above all speak and express herself, because they denied her that throughout season six.

I hope they don't continue disrespecting the character.-