I love how we see Mando slowly start to question his beliefs. Like Burr’s character said, “We all have a set of rules we follow until things get messy”. By this point, things have gotten messy for Mando so many times, that he may end up showing his face because he wants to. Not because he has to.
Comments for Why the ‘Slow Burn’ For Din Djarin to Remove His Helmet Matters So Much
Aaron
I love how we see Mando slowly start to question his beliefs. Like Burr’s character said, “We all have a set of rules we follow until things get messy”. By this point, things have gotten messy for Mando so many times, that he may end up showing his face because he wants to. Not because he has to.
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