Andor | Maarva Andor’s Monologue | Disney+

Rewatch some of the best moments of Season 1 of #Andor, starting with Maarva Andor’s monologue in episode 12. All episodes are now streaming only on Disney+.



The “Andor” series will explore a new perspective from the Star Wars galaxy, focusing on Cassian Andor’s journey to discover the difference he can make. The series brings forward the tale of the burgeoning rebellion against the Empire and how people and planets became involved. It’s an era filled with danger, deception and intrigue where Cassian will embark on the path that is destined to turn him into a rebel hero.



Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor and is joined by cast members Genevieve O’Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Denise Gough and Kyle Soller. The executive producers are Kathleen Kennedy, Sanne Wohlenberg, Diego Luna and Michelle Rejwan. Tony Gilroy is the creator and showrunner.

[chris]

Andor was a gift that nobody saw coming.

[iNabber]

star wars when its good is just so special

[nicolasylb]

I love the fact that the Empire doesn't seem to realise what is happening in this scene. They are looking for Cassian and Luthen, thinking they are the Resistance, the threat. They projected strength, and therefore the Empire wants to catch them, and break them. The funeral is just the bait. However in essence, Cassian is the bait. The Empire si so focused on catching him that they don't see the rebellion happening right before their eyes. Hundreds of people gathering in defiance, led by an inspirational figure of the community. They miss the forest for the tree, and when they finally understand, it's just too late.

[messeduplogic]

Maarva's brick hitting two troopers means she got the first hits in that fight

[cristobaltaiba]

Brasso hit an Imperial with Maarva's brick...symbolically spectacular if you ask me

[titularhero]

Not enough people talking about how perfect the music is

[cinder]

Andor is the proof that Star Wars can shine when Lucasfilm and Disney hire good writers.

[GeneralCodename]

This is single handedly the best scene in the whole universe. No lightsabers. No Jedi no sith. Just courage & truth. It goes beyond the series, they’re telling us the tyranny was real.

[TheWorldBelowDnD]

Just realized: I care way more about Ferrix than any other planet in Star Wars. This show made a more compelling culture than anything we've seen from this franchise in a long, long time...

[HeatRaver]

How awesome for Fiona Shaw, to go from being known all these years as Harry Potter's mean ol' auntie, to this amazing, inspiring character!

[JaXXTroNaut]

You can see Luthens mouth stutter when marva says
“The empire is a disease, that thrives in darkness”
Such a great job by Stellen

[pavlos.]

"-This is StarWars?
-This is what StarWars is supposed to be".

[conorb]

When Andor's best scenes are speeches and monologues you know it's a masterpiece. They're not great scenes because of cool blaster shootouts or lightsaber duels, but because of dialogue so well written it's more exciting than an action scene.

[RequiemKingEdits]

I love how this series is appropriately named "Andor", because we see the world of the Rebellion through the eyes of Cassian, but the true rebel with a cause is Maarva Andor. He is the light that lit the flame, but she is the flare that signalled the war. It's always been about Andor, and that is what makes this series so special.

[moarschtuff]

Rogue One: “Rebellions are built on hope.”

Andor: “Yes, but they are born in the streets.”

[friday]

It's utterly perfect that Maarva is literally the first stone thrown at the empire

[umjackd]

It's not just the monologue. Everything in the show built up to this moment. The atmosphere in the show was always oppressive, always making the characters feel trapped and unsafe, so in this moment it's like a dam bursting both for the characters and the audience. It's fantastic.

[onionjedi]

You know Andor's awesome when people are actually discussing the plot and story rather than hating in comments.

[ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

This is the most well written scene in all of Star Wars history.

[StarWarsVeritas]

This is the monologue I've been waiting for. Kino's is good, Luthan's is great. But Maarva's speech of "Fight the Empire" is just on a different level. So much so her speech inspires Luthan.