Andor Dedra Meero

Because of her deeds

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You are probably right

 

Maybe she had Syril’s dad … taken care of…

 

I think Eady's had her last moment. She was truly devastated by Syrils loss. Whatever her purpose in the series, those last moments, mourning her son, she became the "human" face of the Empire.

 

Yeah… makes sense Ehehe… uncle Harlo removed the problem for her?

 

It's gonna be okay Dedra!

 

I think this show is way too smart for something to come of it!

 

If so I hope Uncle Harlo is played by Larry David. That would be pretty, pretty, pretty funny.

 

This also works lol

 

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I wonder if Dedra can swim

 

A perfect ending for D.

 

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Brutal ending for her ending up on Narkina 5. Absolutely poetic.

 

Meh.

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What is the benefit of keeping her alive in some prison? Krennic threatened that should anyone leak anything from that Ghorman massacre planning meeting; they would come to the emperor's personal attention. If she's disgraced and knows a lot, kill her.

 

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Ironic, in the end she kind of got Syril'd. Bought down by the thing she completely believed in.

 

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It could easily be argued that Dedra´s ending is a fate worse than death. It´s not only about being locked in that hell that we know is an imperial prison, but the fact that by being there, she has been stripped completely of the power and influence she strived for. In her mind, she did everything she had to, sacrificed everything to fulfill what´s expected of her; she was no doubt raised with the idea that this was the way for her to build her life. By being stripped of these goals, she is deprived of everything that, by being reflected on her, served to define her own identity.

I've always had a problem with the "Vader was a servant of the Emperor" argument being presented as if it´s something exclusive to him. Everyone, from Tarkin, Thrawn, Amedda, the Grand Inquisitor or Yularen to a local governor; every single character that has embodied the might of the Empire at some point is a servant to it, and the price of failure holds such a bleak fate for them. Without a doubt, Partagaz had the clarity to know what was coming; hence his choice. Fantastic ending for both arcs, knowing of course that Krennic will share it too, soon enough.

 

I woke up this morning, before I watched the final 3 episodes, It just came to me

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Dedra's going to end up in prison on Narkina 5

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It's just such a perfect conclusion to her story.

 

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Better than my "assigned to the Death Star" ending.

 

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That award goes to Yularen, the events of this series re-contextualizing his presence there.

 

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I know she is a horrible person. I know she has been involved in atrocities. Nothing can clean her of that.

But I can’t help feel a bit bad for her in the end, crying in a cell from which she will never escape.

She drink the Kool-aid, and that’s her fault. But it’s still pitiable to see where she ends up.

Devoured by the monster she helped create

 

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Never escape? That prison is almost certainly going to be liberated in the next 4-5 years. I'm very curious what happens then. If the Alliance/Republic knows who she is, almost certainly a more conventional prison or execution. But if they don't know who she is...

 

I'm sure there will be a future comic book covering the subject

A great ending for her character that I didn't expect. I agree with @Ithorians "fate worse than death"

 

I was watching some of the behind the scenes while I was working today and apparently Denis Gough did research on female psychopaths for the role. Female psychopaths are much less likely to murder people themselves and instead convince others to do it for them...... and she imagined that was part of her relationship with Syril.