Andor episode 10 only offers one way out

Each main character in this episode is forced to weigh their own sense of worth and sacrifice, and it's fascinating to watch. Even the double agent of the BSI goes through this calculation, no longer wanting to stay in the demanding double life he leads. But for Cassian, in prison, he is forced to look at his life on a balance sheet. Is he risking his life to escape and taste freedom again? Or does he live his life knowing that he is nothing more than a forced labor cog in the Imperial war machine? He makes his choice, like so many others in the series.

For Mon Mothma, she has a terrible choice. The slimy "banker" introduced to her asks only one thing in exchange for moving her money around so she can spend it on the budding rebellion with a free hand: her daughter in a potential arranged marriage to the mobster's son. When he berates her to think about it, she says no. "That's the first wrong thing you said," he told her. And he's right. She needs to think about it. And she hates herself for it.

For Luthen, he must make peace with the decisions he made to make the rebellion a force strong enough to fight the Empire. He lays bare all he has given up and will continue to give up in pursuit of his cause. He even tells the agent that he willingly abandons Anto Kreegyr's fifty rebels at Spellhaus in order to protect the identity of his spy inside the ISB.

All have to face things they are willing to sacrifice and it is a fascinating thread that connects them all.