Andor's story moves at a glacial pace. I appreciate that there's a larger story being told here but scenes like the Kenari tribe moving through the forestland spliced up across the episode, add absolutely nothing to the story beyond their leader being killed.
Meanwhile, we 're still waiting for Andor to meet his contact while the only real movement comes from the Empire, who have their force moving down to collect their prize. Although they 're made out to be the bad guys, you can really understand their plight and why they 're objective on taking out Andor. I mean, he may have killed one of the guards by accident but the other he killed in cold blood.
With all this in mind though, the third episode looks set to actually kick things into high gear and I would imagine we 'll know a good deal of action, especially if the Empire manage to get Andor before he can make his trade.
Meanwhile, we 're still waiting for Andor to meet his contact while the only real movement comes from the Empire, who have their force moving down to collect their prize. Although they 're made out to be the bad guys, you can really understand their plight and why they 're objective on taking out Andor. I mean, he may have killed one of the guards by accident but the other he killed in cold blood.
With all this in mind though, the third episode looks set to actually kick things into high gear and I would imagine we 'll know a good deal of action, especially if the Empire manage to get Andor before he can make his trade.