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* BittersweetEnding: Cassian is a believer in the Rebellion and offers Luthen his services fully, and Bix, Jezzi, Brasso, Bee, and Paak's son make it off Ferrix, but a massive riot has left many Ferrix citizens dead as a result of Maarva's speech and the usual Imperial over-response.
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* BittersweetEnding: Cassian is a believer in Cassian, radicalized by his imprisonmemt, Neevik's manifesto and Maarva's final message, joins the Rebellion and offers Luthen his services fully, and fully. Bix, Jezzi, Brasso, Bee, and Paak's son make it off Ferrix, but a massive riot has left many Ferrix citizens dead as a result of Maarva's speech and the usual Imperial over-response.
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* BuryYourGays: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Despite a massive riot resulting in the deaths of many civilians and Cinta nearly being taken by the ISB, both Vel and Cinta end up surviving the episode to continue fighting for the Rebellion.
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* BuryYourGays: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Despite a massive riot resulting in the deaths of many civilians and Cinta nearly being taken made by the ISB, ISB spy Corv, both Vel and Cinta end up surviving the episode to continue fighting for the Rebellion.
* DirtyCoward: Captain Tigo orders the stormtroopers to open fire only after his safe behind the line, away from the Ferrix civilians.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire get to him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, [=B2EMO=], and his friends off of the planet safely.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before once the Empire get to catches him but before they can interrogate him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, [=B2EMO=], and his friends off of the planet safely.safely, presumably with some of the funds from the Aldhani heist.
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* KillMeNowOrForeverStayYourHand: At the end, Cassian confronts Luthen, telling him he knows he came to Ferrix to kill him -- and that he can either do so now or recruit him for the Rebellion.
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* KillMeNowOrForeverStayYourHand: At the end, Cassian confronts Luthen, telling him he knows he came to Ferrix to kill him -- and that he can either do so now or recruit him for into the Rebellion.
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* VillainousRescue: Syril saves Dedra during the riot after she gets knocked by an object thrown in her direction and she's grabbed by a couple of rioting civilians.
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* CharacterDeath: Several minor characters die during the riot:
** Xan, one of Cassian's friends, is gunned down by Stormtroopers.
** Nurchi, a petty criminal turned Imperial informant that Cassian owed money to is killed in the explosion outside the hotel.
** ISB spy Corv is shanked by Cinta after confronting her in a back alley.
* DestinationDefenestration: One unlucky Stormtrooper gets kicked out of the bell tower during the riot.
** Xan, one of Cassian's friends, is gunned down by Stormtroopers.
** Nurchi, a petty criminal turned Imperial informant that Cassian owed money to is killed in the explosion outside the hotel.
** ISB spy Corv is shanked by Cinta after confronting her in a back alley.
* DestinationDefenestration: One unlucky Stormtrooper gets kicked out of the bell tower during the riot.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and [=B2EMO=].
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* ThrowTheDogABone: ThrowTheDogABone:
** After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and[=B2EMO=].[=B2EMO=].
** After spending the whole season going from one humiliation to another, Syril actually does something competent when he saves Dedra's life and gets genuine gratitude from her.
** After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and
** After spending the whole season going from one humiliation to another, Syril actually does something competent when he saves Dedra's life and gets genuine gratitude from her.
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* GrievousHarmWithABody: Posthumously and somewhat indirectly. Brasso ends up using the brick into which Maarva's cremated remains have been ceremonially baked as an ImprovisedWeapon against a nearby ISB agent.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Brasso hits an ISB agent across the head with Maarva's funeral stone. Considering how much she hated the Empire, it's likely Maarva would have approved of her remains being used to fight them.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Brasso hits an ISB agent across the head with Maarva's funeral stone. Considering how much she hated the Empire, it's likely Maarva would have approved of her remains being used to fight them.
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* GrievousHarmWithABody: Posthumously and somewhat indirectly. Brasso ends up using the brick into which Maarva's cremated remains have been ceremonially baked as an ImprovisedWeapon against a nearby ISB agent.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Brasso hits an ISB agent across the head with Maarva's funeral stone.agent. Considering how much she hated the Empire, it's likely Maarva would have approved of her remains being used to fight them.this way.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Brasso hits an ISB agent across the head with Maarva's funeral stone.
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* FramingTheGuiltyParty: Perrin has a gambling problem and a history of indiscretions that had to be covered up. Mon Motha makes it look like he is gambling again and the missing money was used to cover his debts.
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* DramaticIrony: The post-credit reveal that the Narkina 5 prisoners were unknowingly building components for the Death Star's superlaser. In his own small way, Andor helped build the very weapon that will ultimately kill him on Scarif. Likewise, he also played a small role in the Death Star's construction and will come full circle by playing a role in its eventual destruction.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in their traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness -- and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that [[TheFundamentalist Leida decided for herself herself]] that she wanted to partake in their traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness -- and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* FeedTheMole: Knowing that the Imperial authorities have her under suspicion, and aware that her driver is likely TheMole for those same authorities, Mon Mothma raises her husband's [[TheGamblingAddict gambling problems]] in conversation within earshot of the her driver. This information being passed along has the (intended) result of her recent large banking transactions being attributed to covering her husband's debts, rather than their actual use of funding the nascent Rebel Alliance.
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* FeedTheMole: Knowing that the Imperial authorities have her under suspicion, and aware that her driver is likely TheMole for those same authorities, Mon Mothma deliberately raises her husband's [[TheGamblingAddict gambling problems]] in conversation within earshot of the her driver. This information being passed along has the (intended) result of her recent large banking transactions being attributed to covering her husband's debts, rather than their actual use of funding the nascent Rebel Alliance.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in their traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in their traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - -- and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire get to him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, [=B2EMO=], and his friends out of the planet safely.
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode. Mon Mothma harshly disapproves of it, claiming it creates a political vulnerability -- and knowing that an Imperial agent is listening in, thus establishing an excuse for the money missing from her account.
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode. Mon Mothma harshly disapproves of it, claiming it creates a political vulnerability -- and knowing that an Imperial agent is listening in, thus establishing an excuse for the money missing from her account.
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* FeedTheMole: Knowing that the Imperial authorities have her under suspicion, and aware that her driver is likely TheMole for those same authorities, Mon Mothma raises her husband's [[TheGamblingAddict gambling problems]] in conversation within earshot of the her driver. This information being passed along has the (intended) result of her recent large banking transactions being attributed to covering her husband's debts, rather than their actual use of funding the nascent Rebel Alliance.
* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire get to him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, [=B2EMO=], and his friendsout off of the planet safely.
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode. Mon Mothma harshly disapproves of it, claiming it creates a political vulnerability -- and knowing that an Imperial agent is listening in, thus [[FeedTheMole establishing anexcuse excuse]] for the money missing from her account. accounts.
* GrievousHarmWithABody: Posthumously and somewhat indirectly. Brasso ends up using the brick into which Maarva's cremated remains have been ceremonially baked as an ImprovisedWeapon against a nearby ISB agent.
* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire get to him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, [=B2EMO=], and his friends
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode. Mon Mothma harshly disapproves of it, claiming it creates a political vulnerability -- and knowing that an Imperial agent is listening in, thus [[FeedTheMole establishing an
* GrievousHarmWithABody: Posthumously and somewhat indirectly. Brasso ends up using the brick into which Maarva's cremated remains have been ceremonially baked as an ImprovisedWeapon against a nearby ISB agent.
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** Meero's insistence on capturing Cassian alive drives her to remove the snipers her subordinates had assigned on rooftops. This means the roofs aren't guarded and nobody notices Cassian, who's who is indeed hiding atop one of the buildings and free to observe his surroundings before making his move.
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** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - prompted by the post-mortem airing of her pre-recorded speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - and give many of them a good thrashing in the process.
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** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - -- prompted by the post-mortem airing of her pre-recorded speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - -- and give many of them a [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown good thrashing thrashing]] in the process.
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* WhamShot: TheStinger shows the components the Narkina 5 prisoners were building being screwed into place for a construction project - '''''and then the camera pans out to show [[Film/ANewHope the Death Star]]'''''.
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* WhamShot: TheStinger shows the components the Narkina 5 prisoners were building being screwed into place for a construction project - '''''and -- and then the camera pans '''''pans out to show [[Film/ANewHope the Death Star]]'''''.
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* PetTheDog: Despite having been on Ferrix to [[HeKnowsTooMuch kill Cassian]], Luthen simply smiles when Cassian shows up at the ''Fondor'' to offer him the choice, with the implication he'll take Cassian up in the offer to take him in.
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* BittersweetEnding: Cassian is a believer in the Rebellion and offers Luthen his services fully, and Bix, Jezzi, Brasso, Bee, and Paak's son make it off Ferrix, but a massive riot has left many Ferrix citizens dead as a result of Maarva's speech and the usual Imperial over-response.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Cassian learns that the Empire has imprisoned Bix and is interrogating her for information about him. This serves as the final straw for him, and he begins reading Nemik's manifesto, and subsequently commits wholeheartedly to the Rebel cause.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: NiceJobFixingItVillain:
** Cassian learns that the Empire has imprisoned Bix and is interrogating her for information about him. This serves as the final straw for him, and he begins reading Nemik's manifesto, and subsequently commits wholeheartedly to the Rebelcause.cause.
** Meero's insistence on capturing Cassian alive drives her to remove the snipers her subordinates had assigned on rooftops. This means the roofs aren't guarded and nobody notices Cassian, who's indeed hiding atop one of the buildings and free to observe his surroundings before making his move.
** Cassian learns that the Empire has imprisoned Bix and is interrogating her for information about him. This serves as the final straw for him, and he begins reading Nemik's manifesto, and subsequently commits wholeheartedly to the Rebel
** Meero's insistence on capturing Cassian alive drives her to remove the snipers her subordinates had assigned on rooftops. This means the roofs aren't guarded and nobody notices Cassian, who's indeed hiding atop one of the buildings and free to observe his surroundings before making his move.
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* ImprovisedWeapon: Brasso hits an ISB agent across the head with Maarva's funeral stone. Considering how much she hated the Empire, it's likely Maarva would have approved of her remains being used to fight them.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: The Empire, Luthen and his agents, Syril and Mosk all have their own plans to use Maarva's funeral to trap Cassian. All of their plans are foiled by none other than Maarva herself, whose last message rallies the people of Ferrix into causing a city-wide riot that allows Cassian to escape with his friends while everybody else gains nothing.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire got him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, B2EMO, and his friends out of the planet safely.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire got get to him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, B2EMO, [=B2EMO=], and his friends out of the planet safely.
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* GambitPileup: The finale on Ferrix has no fewer than ''five'' factions in play at Maarva's funeral. The Empire, under Dedra Meero's supervision, wants to use the funeral as bait to trap Cassian when he comes back. Then there's Luthen and his operatives who want to kill Cassian before the Empire got him. Then there's Syril Karn and Sergeant Mosk, who are ''still'' trying to bring Cassian to justice. Cassian, the ultimate target of everybody else, just wants to get his friends out of the planet. Finally, ''Maarva'' herself posthumously rallies the people of Ferrix to rise up against the Empire in her farewell holo, causing a city-wide riot that throws a wrench into everybody's plan ''except'' Cassian's, who wisely takes advantage of the chaos to get Bix, B2EMO, and his friends out of the planet safely.
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* KillMeNowOrForeverStayYourHand: At the end, Cassian confronts Luthen, telling him he knows he came to Ferrix to kill him -- and that he can either do so now or recruit him for the Rebellion.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Cassian learns that the Empire has imprisoned Bix and is interrogating her for information about him. This serves as the final straw for him, and he begins reading Nemik's manifesto, and subsequently commits wholeheartedly to the Rebel cause.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Cassian learns that the Empire has imprisoned Bix and is interrogating her for information about him. This serves as the final straw for him, and he begins reading Nemik's manifesto, and subsequently commits wholeheartedly to the Rebel cause.
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* CallForward: Mon Mothma tells Perrin that if he has to indulge his gambling habit he should go to [[Film/TheLastJedi Canto Bight]] instead of visiting the casinos on Coruscant.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in there traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in there their traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
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* KickTheDog: Captain Tigo does this by kicking over B2EMO to stop Maarva's speech, providing the final push for the funeral mob to revolt against the Empire.
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* KickTheDog: Captain Tigo does this by kicking kicks over B2EMO [=B2EMO=] to stop Maarva's recorded speech, providing the final push for the funeral mob to revolt against the Empire.
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* KickTheDog: Captain Tigo does this by kicking over B2EMO to stop Maarva's speech, providing the final push for the funeral mob to revolt against the Empire.
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* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode, with Mon Mothma harshly disapproving of it - knowing that the Empire would eager to get any dirt on her, even indirectly.
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* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode, with episode. Mon Mothma harshly disapproving disapproves of it, claiming it - creates a political vulnerability -- and knowing that an Imperial agent is listening in, thus establishing an excuse for the Empire would eager to get any dirt on her, even indirectly.money missing from her account.
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** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - prompted by a post-mortem recording of her giving a speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - and give many of them a good thrashing in the process.
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** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - prompted by a the post-mortem recording airing of her giving a pre-recorded speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - and give many of them a good thrashing in the process.
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* BackForTheFinale: Nemik is heard via an audio recording of his manifesto after being absent for six episodes.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
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* BackForTheFinale: Nemik is heard via an audio recording of his manifesto after being absent for six five episodes.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
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* WhamShot: TheStinger shows the components the Narkina 5 prisoners were building being screwed into place for a construction project - '''''and then the camera pans out to show the Death Star'''''.
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* WhamShot: TheStinger shows the components the Narkina 5 prisoners were building being screwed into place for a construction project - '''''and then the camera pans out to show [[Film/ANewHope the Death Star'''''.Star]]'''''.
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* TheReveal: The prisoners on Narkina 5 were building screws for the Death Star's superlaser.
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* WhamShot: The contraptions that the prisoners on Narkina 5 are shown in TheStinger shows the components the Narkina 5 prisoners were building being screwed into place for a construction project - and '''''and then the camera pans out to show what exactly they were being used for - ''they were parts for the Death Star''. Star'''''.
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* WhamShot: The contraptions that the prisoners on Narkina 5 are shown in TheStinger - and then the camera pans out to show what exactly they were being used for - ''they were parts for the Death Star''.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and B2EMO.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and B2EMO.[=B2EMO=].
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* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and B2EMO.B2EMO.
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* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in there traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
* BackForTheFinale: Nemik is heard via an audio recording of his manifesto after being absent for six episodes.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
* BuryYourGays: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Despite a massive riot resulting in the deaths of many civilians and Cinta nearly being taken by the ISB, both Vel and Cinta end up surviving the episode to continue fighting for the Rebellion.
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode, with Mon Mothma harshly disapproving of it - knowing that the Empire would eager to get any dirt on her, even indirectly.
* SparkOfTheRebellion: Twofold:
** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - prompted by a post-mortem recording of her giving a speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - and give many of them a good thrashing in the process.
** Cassian corners Luthen at the end of the episode, telling him to either kill him or let him join the Rebellion. Given that Cassian is SavedByCanon, no prizes for correctly guessing what Luthen decides to do with him.
* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and B2EMO.
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!!Tropes
* ArrangedMarriage: The end of the episodes shows Leida Mothma formally meeting the son of Davo Sculdun, following in Chandrila's tradition of arranged marriages. Unlike most examples of this trope, however, it's been previously established that Leida decided for herself that she wanted to partake in there traditions despite Mon's wishes and Perrin's open-mindedness - and based on how the scene is portrayed in itself, Leida is very clearly shown as the one taking initiative in this specific case.
* BackForTheFinale: Nemik is heard via an audio recording of his manifesto after being absent for six episodes.
* BreakTheCutie: We see the end result of Bix's many, many torture sessions - suffering from delirium, believing past events to have been mere dreams, and incapable of moving by herself. Cassian has to practically drag her out of the hotel by himself to a ship that would take her off-planet.
* BuryYourGays: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Despite a massive riot resulting in the deaths of many civilians and Cinta nearly being taken by the ISB, both Vel and Cinta end up surviving the episode to continue fighting for the Rebellion.
* TheGamblingAddict: Perrin is established as being a gambling addict in this episode, with Mon Mothma harshly disapproving of it - knowing that the Empire would eager to get any dirt on her, even indirectly.
* SparkOfTheRebellion: Twofold:
** The people of Ferrix rise up against the Imperial forces en masse after Maarva's funeral - prompted by a post-mortem recording of her giving a speech encouraging them to rise up against the Empire - and give many of them a good thrashing in the process.
** Cassian corners Luthen at the end of the episode, telling him to either kill him or let him join the Rebellion. Given that Cassian is SavedByCanon, no prizes for correctly guessing what Luthen decides to do with him.
* ThrowTheDogABone: After going through absolute hell, Bix is saved by Cassian and evacuated off-planet with a number of other friends from Ferrix, including Brasso and B2EMO.
