When Homan’s robber makes a mistake Ando Season 2, only one bad call made the tragedy strike. For rebel leader Cinta Kaz (Varadu Sethu), her life was instantly taken away when the fire took her away. In a story about the early days Star Wars The rebels unite with the Empire and anyone is fair to play, confirmed by creator Tony Gilroy and writer Beau Willimon during a conversation with the Condor, when discussing the death of Cinta, one of the franchise’s famous queer characters.
Gilroy explains that Sinta’s fate was decided early in the script Ando Season 2. “I almost came up with an actuary table during the sketching process of Season 2. There were a few actors who didn’t want to come back and people were complicated to come back and anything else,” he said.
“I remember calling Valada and saying, ‘Hey, I think we’re going to do that.’ I think I want to encounter stupid things on the show. [I] Can’t kill Faye [Marsay, who played Vel]. So it’s your turn. I’m not sure if she has Doctor Who At that time or she was running, I wasn’t sure. [But] She was not frustrated by this. ”
Gilroy responded evenly when it came to some criticisms raised from the choices to get stuck in the “burying your gay” Trope route. “It fascinates me because you get all these honors and the first season, ‘Oh my goodness, you have natural relationships’ and we’re like, ‘Okay, yeah, it’s just a relationship.’ We don’t do a lot of work, so if you’re not doing big things out of it, just treating it is normal, no matter what you want to kill anyone, that’s a problem. ”
This choice is designed to make the rebel members as truly as possible, and wherever they come from, they choose to put their lives on fire. “If I could get more in the second second, I would discount the first side. I mean, is it a more natural way to treat it than to treat real things? I don’t want to start socializing my character in a certain chat room.”
Willimon interjected: “Honestly, our mindset is almost everyone who dies. It’s played everywhere on the show, almost every episode, and some say, OK, we’ll never do it, we’ll never see it.” Every one Ando Characters know that they are gambling for a larger cause of mortality, especially in a series of eventual events Rogue Onewhere most key figures die. “There needs to be something, and Ghorman’s robbery has to go wrong. We’ve been thinking about the cost.”
The importance of the relationship between CINTA and VEL has not disappeared. Willimon continued: “I mean, people are really emotionally associated with that relationship. [its] Just pure storytelling catnip. “He reiterated the question raised during the writing process about the biggest loss that would affect the audience, “I mean, we hurt you later with Luthen and Clea, we hurt you with Bix and Cassian – in every way, you feel the pain and cost of pain and sacrifice, and that’s what the show is about.” And, you know, the robbery is multiple versions, but the friendly fire is already very early. ”
Severe reality Ando It was these people in the first wave that paved the way for us in the original rebels Star Wars Trilogy. Their lives get more meaning and lots of meaning, which is what makes the show so good through the relationships built. Willimon understands Cinta’s loss of emotions shortly after her gentle reconciliation with vel, saying: “One: You don’t see the way that this relationship is frustrated in that beautiful scene.
He added more background, and even the best plan could be attributed to incompetence. “What did Vel say to the person who finally pulled the trigger?’She is a miracle. You’ll spend the rest of your life trying to pay for it to earn your salary.” You realize that if you don’t want to die or run away by accident, or [die] In a huge battle, hail in the gunfire, it’s all equal, because the choice you made from the beginning is indeed my willingness to sacrifice myself, whatever form. This is the magic, this is the shit that happens and you don’t know what way you’re going. All you know is that you will go. A lofty decision was made from day one. ”
Gilroy added: “But the problem is that everyone will identify with different people on the show. Everyone in this audience will have their people climbing with them, maybe multiple people, but there will be a lot of people climbing up. So if you are queer, you will climb into this role.”
Gilroy pointed out: “The biggest thing [it] For me, not only was it a friendly fire or its surprise or its tragedy, what I really needed to do is that I was really driving to tell the story of Luthen as a very poor HR manager. And his failure to recognize the importance of personal relationships and the importance of him trying to break them is a bigger thing, for me, a bigger, more important question than you think… Cinta should die or where, I don’t know. So I can’t – I think it’s from a wealth of responsibility. ”
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