How did Leia take to the idea that Vader was her real father?

When Luke found out that Vader was his father it shocked him. How did it affect Leia. She found out that Luke was her brother, I'm sure it took some time for her to adjust to? How did she feel about Vader being her father?

Given her complete lack of reaction when she learned of her relationship to him, I'm gonna say she didn't give a shit. That or she just thought that she and Luke were half-siblings.

Well, maybe EP7 has a heartbreaking scene with Leia breaking down with remorse, regret and pain about her father. I'm sure we all look forward to finding out how Leia felt.

Doubt she really cared that much. Bail organa was her father all her life

My point exactly

Originally posted by JediRobin23
Doubt she really cared that much. Bail organa was her father all her life

Yes. Anakin was her biological father, Bail was her *real* father.

Yup.

Then again, finding out your biological father is Hitler... is kinda troubling. No matter who your adoptive father was.

Also true.

Vader can be my dad. There was still good in him I felt it. He will not turn me over to the emperor. I can save him

Hitler was just totally fuc$@d

Hehehe... guess HIS son came too late.

Irony: they were both cremated.

Luke reacted as strongly as he did because he was told by Vader himself at the end of an exhausting duel, when for all he knew Luke still might have lost his friends (all he had left in the galaxy after his aunt and uncle were murdered), and after the emotion of leaving his training. Had he been told by Leia during a quiet break in the action I bet he would have been much calmer as well.

Its something that Leia would need to process for a while and she would have some confused emotions I am sure.

Quite.

For Luke also played the concept that he had an idea about his father. First as a pilot of a freight cruiser, then as a great Jedi Knight, pilot and hero of the Clone Wars… and then Vader, evil incarnate.

Yep. That boy had his world turned upside down a few times.

Indeed... good stuff for a movie.