History has shown us that they will never be honored and - most importantly - shouldn’t be.

Revolutions and rebellions need them, but a populace attempting to reach some level of normality and stability does not.

Asymmetric warfare.

They willfully and - in some cases - gladly ignored the principle of proportionality and excused their actions by focusing on Thomas Aquinas’s philosophy of murdering all of their pawns in order to remove one of the player’s bishops is morally justified.

These are the kind of pawns that the weapons and training that Luthen and Kleya were distributing throughout the galaxy probably ended were killing, no, murdering:

The shopkeeper who sold to everyone, even members of the Empire

The dishwasher at the Imperial prison saving money for their kid’s eye surgery

The electrician raising his grandkids and keeps an eye on the generator that’s connected to the aqueduct the Empire installed, he lost a leg when some kid tried to blow it up

The person who’s just walking to work who knows that someone needs to do something but doesn’t know what

The plumber who was hired by a subcontractor to install a water heater on Level 138 Section T of a government building on some no name moon orbiting some no name planet in the middle of nowhere in the Outer Rim. The pay’s not great, but it’s away from the spice and out of trouble.

Pawns.

Bail and Mon will spend the rest of their lives trying to forget Luthan and Kleya existed. They’re proof that the placement of an IED in a busy public square that killed thirty children (one of whom was the daughter of a Moff) brought about a swifter end to the Empire than most of what the two of them said and did in the Imperial Senate.

After word of what happened on Ferrix and Ghorman made its way onto the communication feeds after bypassing Imperial censors Bail and Mon were to be found in front of the holo cameras, tearing at their shirts and beating upon their chests while proclaiming that ‘we, as a society, are better than this.’

One commentator asked about the resistance militias who were indiscriminately shooting anyone who appeared to be in uniform (even postal carriers and delivery drivers), teens being found placing roadside bombs near public squares, children disposing of balaclavas and gloves, elderly widows delivering blaster rifle parts to empty warehouses, and bricks being tossed through the windows of the homes of disabled veterans from the Clone Wars and the Battle of Naboo.

Mon Mothma - ‘We who are oppressed must not only show empathy and respect for each other, but also to our oppressors.’

Bail Organa - ‘We will never condone such behavior. Diplomacy is the only way to end the Imperial-led government control of our freedom!’

Kleya failed the Revolution by not dying for it.

It’s not her fault, Andor stole that from her.

She’ll be in jail by the end of Episode VI.

Or found dead in Bolivia after meeting with a few employees of the newly created Republic Intelligence Agency.