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But whatever window those eyes would be, it’s not one we’ve peered into.Ĭhapter 6 of The Mandalorian, “The Prisoner,” was the longest episode so far, but it followed the format that the series has settled on since Mando escaped from Nevarro in Chapter 3. Let’s all see your eyes.” Many Mandalorian fans feel the same impatience: Like Mayfeld, Burg the flame-retardant Devaronian, and Omera, the widowed mother on Sorgan, we wish that narrow visor weren’t one-way. “You gotta show us somethin’,” implored Mayfeld, one of the Mandalorian’s latest temporary allies (played by Bill Burr). We can infer how he feels from his actions (and from his flashbacks on Nevarro), but we aren’t privy to his plans, if he has any. Most of the people Mando meets don’t know him, and even those that do may not recognize who he is now. Each episode starts somewhere new, with little indication of how much time has elapsed since the previous installment. We don’t know how Mando decides on his next destination, and we don’t always know the name of the space station or planet he picks.
Not only does it prevent us from finding out what he looks like-literally, as we learned this week that Pedro Pascal often isn’t inside the suit-but it makes it more difficult to discern what’s going on in his head. The Mandalorian’s helmet makes him a hard man to know.
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