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“Man, if [Ryn] stuck around, the only arc I wanted for him was a Ryn/Tilly love story. So maybe a bunch of Andorians could have rejoined the Federation so they could make our wedding.”
In the mythology of “Star Trek,” the blue-skinned Andorians were one of the four founding species of the Federation, along with humans, Vulcans, and Tellarites. The third season of “Discovery,” in which Ryn appears, is set in the very distant 32nd century. By this time, the Federation had been forced to go underground after a galaxy-wide cataclysm wiped out all of its starships. Consequently, the Andorians were no longer part of the moribund organization and had allied with the Orions to help run the Emerald Chain.
This explains Averbach-Katz’s mention of Andorians rejoining the Federation.
Tilly, meanwhile, hadn’t had any romantic partners on “Discovery” up to that point, other than a passing mention that she was into musicians and soldiers. Although Ryn wasn’t a soldier, he displayed battle acumen during his uprising. Tilly had also matured significantly since the early days of the show, making it plausible that she could be attracted to Ryn.
However, this is all hypothetical; ultimately, Ryn was executed. So it goes.
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