Originally posted by DeVi| D0do
What's stupider was that she 'lost the will to live' after she gave birth to two healthy babies... what a b*tch. She doesn't even care about her own children! I'm glad she's dead.I really don't know why George actually had to spell it out to us... It would have worked much better if it was just implied that she's dieing of a broken heart...
Let's just start by destroying this myth: having children is not a happy event, it's only relative. And for the record I know someone who was perfectly healthy and died after she found out her husband was cheating on her, so dying of a heartbreak is a fact. BTW I don't think that not being able to live without someone is selfish, it might just be the strongest kind of love there is.
Lucas temporarily lost his mind and decided to make them love each other always.. cry
If he would have just let her go to Alderaan heart broken with Anakin not caring as he is a cool sith. Who cares about seeing her die and those children being born? We know what was the idea. All these stupid explanations of Lucas..
But why didn't our good friend Vader let his woman be cloned? 😛
Originally posted by Eleonora
Let's just start by destroying this myth: having children is not a happy event, it's only relative. And for the record I know someone who was perfectly healthy and died after she found out her husband was cheating on her, so dying of a heartbreak is a fact. BTW I don't think that not being able to live without someone is selfish, it might just be the strongest kind of love there is.
And I really don't know how you can say that having children is not a happy event. That's an incredibly sad thing to say. Padme herself calls her pregnancy a 'wonderful thing'.
Not being able to live without someone isn't what makes her selfish... It's leaving her two kids behind parentless that does that.
Originally posted by Lleekenobi
What I don't understand is that Leia can remember her REAL mother.
Well, some kids have memories of when they were very little, although it's only brief flashes.
And others will sometimes invent memories. Young children have done this in the past, often times orphans, who want to know what their parents look like, so they subconciously invent a memory of their parent. Likely, this is what Leia did.
Originally posted by Ganner Rhysode
I don't know, I personally liked the ending. It was good to have all that closure - we knew how Padme was dead, we knew how Luke and Leia ended up where they did, all that.
Originally posted by Ganner Rhysode
Well, some kids have memories of when they were very little, although it's only brief flashes.And others will sometimes invent memories. Young children have done this in the past, often times orphans, who want to know what their parents look like, so they subconciously invent a memory of their parent. Likely, this is what Leia did.
I liked the ending, despite how cheesy "losing the will to live" was it was still good, and I am not going to tear it apart. She loved him so much that when he turned and almost choked her to death she just couldn't bear it. In the book when Obi-Wan is holding her pendant he senses great love and unendurable heartbreak. She loved him with all her heart and he tore it away from her in an instant.
And I thought that the Leia remembering her mother thing has already been discussed in other threads, besides maybe she sensed her in the force. Anakin did.