'I didn't deserve what happened' | Andor Clip (edited)

This is the scene between Syril Karn and the ISB officer Dedra Meedro where Syril speaks of what happened with the accident and how he believes it is not his fault in Star Wars: Andor tv serie on Disney+.

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[ronalddepesa]

"I wish you luck"

What comes around goes around

[mordimerlives]

who's here after the finale? it's amazing how they both share the same critical flaw in different ways.

[busydarthnooox]

Lool that end "I wish you good luck" sounds like Yeah yeah good story, now move along move along 😂

[Raiden]

They both "choked" on their ambitions

[nspr]

The two actors here did a thoroughly stellar job in bringing to life two compellingly flawed and driven characters, and an oddly convincing relationship. Wish we had this from the big screen movies!!

[MrRourk]

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[nolongerinuse]

"Can one ever be too aggressive in preserving order?" highlights both of their problems

[joshuagarcia]

He really didn't deserve what happens to him. He was very redeemable but didn't get the chance because he didn't learn his lesson of his ambitions and emotions

[GaltarDude]

I hope everyone from this show gets long careers in movies and TV 🙏

[AdamJZ]

He eventually learns that one can indeed be too aggressive in preserving order.

[jeffm]

"I was overly ambitious, yes."
"Yes, I was a scavenger, but I had to be."

[EmperorDank]

Such an interesting character and so well played, i hope we see more of this actor, extremely talented

[patricktalbot]

Syril was actually correct. He was good at his job and was punished for doing it. His targeting Andor nearly ended Axis. We see in Season 2 he was an effective field agent and actually almost defeated Andor in combat who was supposedly one of the rebels best. His issue was he believed in the wrong side who let him down time and again.

[KeeperCharlie]

Problem with the empire was, it does not want you to be good at the job. It wants you know your place.

[ruthlessrubberducky]

He's like an overzealous mall cop tracking down who pooped in a urinal, getting federal police involved when he gets in a gunfight with someone he wouldn't leave alone in the food court.

[KDMSHOWCASE]

Despite their complicity in the evils of the Empire, a part of me can sympathize with them. Primarily in the way of they did everything they could to help the Empire and both of them were still shafted due to the Empire’s crab’s in a bucket like mentality, and ruthless indifference to people.

[ReaverLordTonus]

The thing is, having ambition and initiative is a double-edged sword in the Empire. Instead of impressing your superior and peers, they see you as threatening, as a challenge, or a rival. They have their own aspirations and the last thing they want is competition. That's why Mero went over her colleagues' heads and made a play for the top brass.

[kyuubi]

i kind liked him more than i realize. im got so sad when he died T_T i wish he could see things clear and join the alliance he would be a great asset

[JeRuJoHn]

This is how every supervisor wants their employees to be

[bryantaleem]

This scene hits so different now seeing how Dedra ended up after her last visit from Krenic.