#notimeline

+ Orson doesn't like Brendol Hux. The man is a coward and he is not very brave. Everything that highlights him the most in the world.

+ However, he realizes that he has a bastard son and that this boy regularly suffers mistreatment from his father. I imagine the teenager and Krennic met by chance. Orson allegedly surprised the young man taking a look at the plans on the table at General HQ and they began to discuss what was depicted there.

+ Krennic directly noticed the bruises on the boy's arms. He grabbed his wrist and saw his startle directly. Fear. And he intends to help her never be afraid again in her life.

+ He doesn't know why, but Armitage awakens in him a strange feeling of compassion. It's as if this boy is sending him back to something inside him that he's tried to kill over the years and never succeeded.

+ Deep down, they are both similar. Rejected, but merciless. He could be the one to instill vengeance in Hux and suggest that his father died in unfortunate circumstances. + He'll never admit it, but Hux and the son he never had. He sometimes thinks about that conversation Galen tried to have with him about his future and his desire to be parents one day. Krennic does not regret having sacrificed this aspect of life for the glory he reaped. But now that time is passing, he is counting on Armitage to take care of what he leaves behind.

+ Sometimes a kind of rivalry breaks out between them. Especially when Hux reaches the upper echelons of power. Krennic has difficulty accepting that he can act on his own without being influenced.

+ They once considered murdering each other. It probably makes their bond stronger. + Starkiller would never have seen the light of day without Krennic's advice. He was the first to ensure the progress of the project and believes he had as much importance in its design as Hux.