And this film did a good job showing that. When Diego Luna had to kill the fellow rebel spy it let us know this was gonna be different. The imperials were coming, dude couldn't climb because of his arm, and he was acting all shakey so you know he would have given up everything during an interrogation. He had to go. That also gave more weight to him being ordered to kill Jyn's father later in the movie, since we'd already seen that he had no problem killing someone in cold blood for the cause.


>HOT TAKE: Diego Luna's speech is what I kind of think
>terrorists think when they go down with the beliefs they
>realize might be flawed.