Syril Karn's Ethics Clash With His Unpredictability in 'Andor' Syril's fanatical obsession with Cassian rivals his romanticized view of the Empire because the two are one and the same.

And Syril and Dedra's love is actually, it's quite intense, but it's strangled by the empire and how they were brought up and the world that they live in. It's really tragic actually at the end of ...

Syril’s final encounter with Cassian is a fascinating foil to his first all those years ago on Ferrix, a question of identity at gunpoint. On Ferrix, it was Cassian aiming the gun, uncaring of ...

The episode’s most shocking moment is not the massacre itself, though, nor is it the long-awaited reintroduction of K-2SO (Alan Tudyk). It is, instead, the death of Syril Karn (Kyle Soller), the ...

In 204, when Syril’s function on Ghorman is introduced, he talks to his mother Eedy (Kathryn Hunter) in his office, and she tries to knock some sense into him by saying that Uncle Harlo thinks ...

Syril’s last act, attacking Cassian, isn’t just the culmination of years of hyper-fixation on the Rebel. It’s also him saving Dedra from Cassian, who is there to assassinate her.

Syril has expanded himself in Ghorman, he’s starting to let loose, getting more power and connecting to his essence. Underneath all that, he knows that he’s being manipulated by Dedra, but he ...

Syril Karn is one of 'Andor''s most vital characters, and his story comes parallel to Cassian's. With his death in episode 8, Syril's tragedy becomes clear.

Syril tackles him before he can get a shot off, and the two have an all-out brawl. They slam each other around, and for a moment, Syril has the upper hand as he grabs Cassian’s gun and prepares ...

Was Syril caught off guard by the fact that the object of his three-year obsession didn’t have the slightest idea who he was? Yeah, it was the final nail in the coffin for Syril’s sense of ...

Syril Karn is a galaxy-sized mess of issues — and, as Andor writer Beau Willimon told Decider, that’s who he’s been from day one.