In Star Wars Almost anything can happen. The rules put them, in his day, George Lucasemperor of a very, far galaxy. Sometimes, barriers are invaluable, but Lucas was not lucky: Star Wars He molded a public of scholars that detect the slightest contradiction to light years. Anyway, in the case at hand, it is enough to enter the Disney+ Spain catalog to realize.
The movie we are talking about is Episode III: The revenge of the Sith. Released in 2005, The revenge of the Sith It was the last work as director of George Lucas, which, if nothing changes, will retire having filmed only seven films, of which five are about Star Wars.
One of the most remembered moments of The revenge of the Sithand essential in Anakin’s change, it was Padmé’s death (Natalie Portman) Shortly after giving birth to Luke and Leia. But what if we told you that this triggered a storm of script failures?
Padmé lived (not much) to tell
Death after Padmé’s childbirth was never the main plan. Lucas thought that Luke and Leia’s mother lived to see her children, at least, turn a couple of years. when the previous films were filmed, the script was made with the idea that Padmé could act as a mother for a short time.
This explains, for example, that Read confessed Jedi’s return that had memories of his mother. Although some have tried to resort to force to make it possible for Leia, with just a few minutes, to set some feature of her mother in her memory, it is more likely to be a simple script hole. When Lucas wrote this phrase, he thought Padmé would have the opportunity to cradle Leia in his arms for more than one night.
However, the most criticized outcome has been Padmé’s own death. Although it is never explicit, several times it is hinted that Padmé died of sorrow when he realized that Anakin was not the man who had fallen in love. This abrupt change, for a woman who had defined in the previous sequences as strong and independent, remains one of the great deficits of the saga.
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