Even if you can’t use the Force in Star Wars, it’s possible that the Force is still with you. In fact, Jedi Masters like Yoda and, later, Luke Skywalker, would insist that the whole deal with the Force is that it’s everywhere in everything, all the time. And yet, for decades, Star Wars has kind of struggled with the gap between regular folks and outright Jedi. In Rogue One, we got a little bit of this intermediate Force-user representation with Chirrut Îmwe (Donnie Yen). Then, there was Finn’s (John Boyega) on-again, off-again Force-connection throughout the sequel trilogy, and of course, The Last Jedi’s Broom Boy. But overall, live-action Star Wars hasn’t really demonstrated how the spirituality of the Force would manifest itself in day-to-day life. Until now.
Mild spoilers for Andor Season 2 Episode 7 ahead.
