Your right, I’m not trying, its a movie made by a narrow minded director that didn’t even want to make the Prequels in the first place. The Expanded Universe has a lot better storytelling than all VI Lucas films combined. Those stories are New York Best Sellers or the author is a Best Seller.
And sorry but it is the ugly truth, that yes, it is what the man is doing & wants because that just so happens to be who the ovarall story revolves around, he is the Chosen One.
Again taking the quote in isolation, it is story plot motivated as to why they don’t find out they have twins until it is too late
As futuristic as everything is i know, trust me i know, there is zero excuse as to why they didn’t or anyone else know that Padmé was carrying twins
I even went over it in my head, Why didn’t Yoda, being as powerful as he is, sense that Padmé had twins, because even Yoda was surprised to find out she had twins.
It is simply something that for whatever reason Lucas want to put in the movie
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As for her dying, it is understand that the Force has a spiritual aspect to it, Yoda in Episode V saying that size doesn’t matter and that the Force will do what it must.
If the robot doesn’t find anything it can only be blamed on 1: the Force 2: Lucas 3: the robot was busted and didn’t detect Padmé’s heart failing
Yes it bloody well does if you’re in a hospital under competent medical supervision. There are all kinds of treatments doctors can try because, again, heart failure brought on by emotional trauma is a medical condition. You die when your ticker stops beating, not when your “will” gives out.
It’s the crap that bottom rung SF writers did on contract so Lucas could make money off of 12 year old fan boys, right? Luckily, Disney killed it all for us.
We don’t know anything about Padme’s reproductive functions or medical condition because none of these characters are homo sapiens. She might not even have a uterus! Maybe dying from sadness is a common thing amongst her species from another galaxy.
Ah, something like the way the Spiders are represented by the Qeng Ho’s translation interfaces in A Deepness In The Sky. (Not as humans, but as cuter and more relatable versions of their actual physical forms.)
We understand the idea just fine. We’re saying the execution of all the prequels was trash. They’re so badly written and executed and do so poorly at explaining Anikin’s story, that I wouldn’t show them to my children for fear of it giving them cancer.