>For reasons we cannot explain, she has lost the will to live
So if Star Wars women are suppose to be so strong and independent, why did Padme just give up? It is literally the closest thing to suicide Star Wars will ever get.
Someone explain this.
For reasons we cannot explain, she has lost the will to live
Matthew Campbell
Gavin Foster
Roasties are incapable of truly experiencing depression.
Hudson Mitchell
Lucas doesn't understand women
Wyatt Scott
Palpatine refused to allow her to live.
Liam King
Palpatine drained her of life to birth Vader. It's in the movie, just pay attention and stay off your phone.
Robert Nelson
>Star Wars women are suppose to be so strong and independent
The major female characters of Star Wars:
>slave sold to a lonely incel farmer, gets kidnapped and raped to death by “sandpeople”
>choked to near-death by her abusive husband, dies immediately after fulfilling her biological imperative
>general who gained power through her daddy’s last name, led the resistance into utter decimation
>Admiral who caused 90% of her fleet to die before killing herself
>cockhungry orphan who constantly throws temper tantrums
Cameron Phillips
This was literal poetry on George Lucas's part; foretelling of Leia (Carrie's) real mother's death in a similar fashion over a decade in advance.
Once again George is a visionary prophet
Anthony Kelly
>So if Star Wars women are suppose to be so strong and independent
Who the fuck said this?
Joshua Johnson
Vader also dies like a bitch in ROTJ. He gets his fake hand lopped off and gets some jolts from the Emperor while tossing him down the pit and that killed him, eh?
Pottery
Michael Howard
>that scene where she is chained to a pole in the arena
Boners were had
Cooper Ramirez
You misheard the line
>She has lost the Wiltehl Iv
It’s an organ most SW humans have that is vital and is around your neck (it’s why they can breathe in space). Anakin broke it when he chokes her and she only had enough time to give birth.
Anthony Allen
That's not how the force works.
Jaxon Bennett
Why couldn't the robot tell why was wrong with her?
You're telling me a highly advanced space-age droid can't diagnose simple pregnancy complications?
Jeremiah Perez
>Someone explain this.
Bad writing that tries and fails to live up to the setting presented by the original trilogy.
Angel Adams
*what was
Gabriel Perez
>just gave birth to two children who will need a strong mother to be there for them and protect them
>"lmao no reason to live I guess I'll just die"
Ayden Sanchez
The droid was mechanical, and he has a limited number of prewritten error messages.
Ryder Allen
It's just bad pacing. Like he needed Padme to die because she wasn't in Star Wars, but he didn't give enough time for a proper denouement, so...
I always figured the lightning fucked up his suit. You know, the thing that's sustaining him.
Jose Lopez
turns out childbirth is still really dangerous in Star Wars and most medical droids are shit at it. This is why Anakin starts freaking out from the moment he realizes she's pregnant
Camden Nelson
no, because it's spiritual complications
Star Wars is nature vs technology
Aaron Flores
Palpatine memed Anakin inti draining her lifeforce, go rewatch the scene.