[ SECRET POST #4023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4023 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

Personally I think you can in a military situation where your job is to obey orders and he just decided he knew better. Sure, she could have told him more. But she doesn't have to. And we have already been shown earlier in the movie that he has a history of disobeying orders and doing what he wants. This time, it caused massive consequences. It could have at any time. He doesn't know why his leaders are making the choices they are. He doesn't have to.

[(Anonymous)]

Really? 'Cause I read her as being a mole for the First Order when I was watching the first time. There's 'obeying orders' (also, remember this is not actually a professional army) and there's 'obeying someone who by all appearances is a traitor leading you and everything you love to a pointless and inevitable death'. Add in the fact that Holdo had absolutely no reason beyond 'nyah nyah nyah I don't want to' to withhold the escape plans from her people... I would have been right behind him on that ship. He had no reason to trust her, and every reason to assume the worst.