On the issue of why the ship is called the Razor Crest as well as being a Razor Crest, honestly, Mando seems to me to be the type of person who doesn't name stuff. He hasn't even given The Child a name yet. He often calls it "the Crest", so maybe his name for it is Razor Crest. My family has a Honda Pilot that they didn't give a name to, they just call it "the Pilot". That seems to me to be exactly what Din has done here.
I assume this is because your family owns more than one car, so specifying
which car is important. But if you only had one, you would simply refer to it as just "the car." In a similar fashion, the whole of
the earth refers to
the moon,
the sun, and
the solar system. This is because OUR planet has only 1 moon, and OUR solar system has only 1 sun. They don't require naming since nobody we're going to talk to...in any language...is going to be confused by those designations.
Now on the flip side of this, Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock refer to Irene Adler as "the
woman." This is significant however as she is the only woman that he ever referred to in this manner. Kind of a she-who-must-not-be-named vibe.
Anyway, on my usual list of complaints, this ranks exceptionally low. I'd just like to have it be either a designation
or a name, not both.
Wishful thinking:
End of Season 2, Moff Gideon is thwarted in his plans but gets away from our heroes and returns to his ship. Upon entering his aide tries to speak to him with urgency but he blows her off and enters his office. In the darkness you can make out the shape of someone sitting in his chair.
Moff: "Whoever you are, I would advise removing yourself from my chair."
Figure: *Cool even voice slightly accented * " No Officer Gideon, I believe this is exactly where I belong."
In the darkness two glowing red eyes slowly appear. *Cue Thrawn Theme* *Cut to black*
I love you. I could totally get behind Thrawn being reseated in his proper place in the timeline. Although I don't think Chiss eyes glow, they're just red. Also, I believe that a Moff outranks a Grand Admiral.
How tf did I miss this?
I kinda had the same thought. Death Watch was itself a fringe group...but then had another smaller fringe group break from that.
Would like a more official explanation though.
I don't think the Quarrens were all too concerned about anyone seeing them. It seemed pretty obvious this port wasn't the safest or well policed. They took Din and BY out there to have them at a disadvantage IMO.
Plus, it's not well elaborated upon, but I don't think they actually ever left that port. The need for travel was just a ruse to get Mando out to sea.
1.) I was thinking the same thing
Good I'm not the only one getting peeved by the lack of naming convention.
2.) Few thoughts. I'm pretty sure that was the backdoor and they didn't usually go out that way. They said the Lava Tide would eventually come in so that leads back to this is the back door. I'll have to go back to look closer.
{further thoughts explained previously}
3.) Eh.....
Not "eh". It shows blatant disregard for physical space. Hell, even Bay's team took physical space into consideration when designing the robots for the first Transformers movie.
4.) They Seem to be Dark Troopers is what many are thinking. Force Sensitive troopers.
Lemme guess: something from Fallen Order? Force sensitive troops is unlikely. Plus, after looking at this and other images of "Dark Troopers", these look purely machine, which is what the Purge Troopers were; highly sophisticated battle droids.
5.) I think you answered your own question on that one. I'm betting he's a Sith Worshiper like Dryden Vos.
UGH! I hate the idea of civilized beings being cultists.
6.) Ever since she retired from MMA her weight seems to fluctuate here and there. Not uncommon in athletes who no longer compete.
No arguments, just wondering if anyone else noticed.
She'll always be hot though.
Uh......duh. I prefer my women with curves.
8.) Had the same thought...
9.) Agreed
WOW! Look at us all agreeing.
