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Andor: Kyle Soller Takes Us Inside the Mind of Syril Karn and His Obsession With Cassian and the Empire

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    Kyle Soller takes us inside the mind of his Andor character Syril Karn in a new brief interview.



    Talking to SlashFilm, he touched on Syril's goals and personality. The video alternates between Soller's insight and lines from the series, so he doesn't speak much, but what insight the actor does provide is quite incisive. Watch the video below:



    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFXJwmf_2F0&t=57s



    Throughout the Andor series, it is clear Syril is a great believer in order by any means necessary, including strict punishment for any level of crime. Naturally, his beliefs line up very nicely with those of the Empire. Soller confirms as much in the interview:



    Syril's journey has stalled since the initial three-episode arc that culminated in an explosive pursuit of Cassian Andor on Ferrix. We've seen the character return to Coruscant to live with his mother, unemployed, and with his tail between his legs. Where most probably expected him to embark on a season-long hunt for Cassian, Syril found himself with a low-ranking desk job inside the Empire. Soller admits that the character had to do a bit of self-reflection by returning to his roots:



    The downtime has let Syril indulge in the more obsessive part of his intense personality. His hatred for Cassian only deepens as he attempts to get his foot in the door at the ISB. It's a higher-level version of his previous job with the corpos, but working for a government whose beliefs completely align with his own. His determination has made the ISB another obsession, a goal to reach after finding his other obsession, Cassian Andor.



    Syril looks to be a bit of a wildcard heading into the season finale of Andor. It'll be interesting to see what happens if he finds Cassian after all this time. If he survives the encounter, it's difficult to predict his character arc in the second and final season, but it's likely he'll be just as obsessive and creepy as he was before.



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