Don't really understand what about Mon in Andor causes these lapses in media literacy. These are two completely different things- one is about risk and one is about what one can lose. It's honestly fascinating by now.

she shouldn’t do it->Mon says that she's considered the risk plenty and that this is her taking this seriously because she *knows* isb is watching her and she'd be the first domino to fall because of this proximity to the Empire.

People be normal about Mon Mothma (impossible)

But this does mean that Schumer gathered both Sanders and...who's the equivalent of Saw? insisting that they need to work together or at least not get in each other's way in secret and he'd be funding some major organizer behind the back- who'd be Luthen's equivalent?

I think she mostly just wants to be a politician and a diplomat. Leia probably balanced her out. But then again, NR had both Mon and Leia but was an ultimate trainwreck so... SW(2025)'s gonna be interesting.

Probably both were really needed, Mon still had Leia(whom Bail left)- I remember Mon not trying/trying and failing to rally the folks and advocate for action and such a lot lmao

I was not even questioning my reading, just my confidence cause Mon's become like one of the most divisive characters in *the* SW fandom sphere in recent years and it sometimes does get confusing. I thought this was the case.

Enjoy the rest of your read.

Yeah.. they(Bail and Luthen included) all have their strengths and flaws as you detailed... Like Mon's probably a better career politician than a revolutionary leader lol.. They actually (spoilers spoilers spoilers) in this book.

it's so late and sudden- It looked like you've moved from X so I came here to check!

I can 100% relate! Well it's 'in a very messy and nationally taxing presidential impeachment process' in my case but still. Glad someone's defending her on Reddit and I'm extra glad that it's not even me this time lol

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