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Formally aloveacrossthestars. 30s. This is a side blog. Obsessed with the Prequel era. AOTC is my comfort movie.
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[Last updated 11/18/25]
— ANIDALA + colour palette in Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002)
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it amazes me that there are people who outright deny that padmé is canonically attracted and, later, also in love with, anakin
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Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill
I love how palpatine says "So be it, Jedi" In return of the Jedi. He says it with such venom and anger in a subtle way. The acting is phenomenal. You can tell that this man is absolutely fucking fuming at the fact that he has planned his whole life to kill the Jedi, finessed the entire galaxy into going to war with each other just so he could rise to the top and cackle, then killed 95% of the Jedi order in half a day, had everything planned meticulously from the clones betrayal to the inquisitors and the hunting of Jedi, planted fear in civillians and ruled for 30 years and when he finally has the chance to completely claim the galaxy for his own.... A Jedi Still stands in his way .
The fate of the galaxy within his reach and the thing stopping him is the exact thing he spent his life planning to eradicate, hope and goodness. Luke is the embodiment of that. And he's not only standing there, he's taunting palpatine too.
I'd be pissed too.
Luke’s not just any Jedi, either. He’s the ‘son of Skywalker’, the one he’d groomed so carefully to be his perfect slave. And he’s the son of Padme Amidala, Palpatine’s once-protégée turned his most formidable political opponent.
He’s the son of the two people Palpatine had enacted his greatest revenge upon in RotS. Revenge for having thwarted his plans all those years before in TPM.
This is the revenge he had thought was long completed. Final. Come back now to taunt him to his face.
It’s personal.
#battle couple
ANAKIN SKYWALKER & PADMÉ AMIDALA Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
He's not corrupted HE'S THE CORRUPTION. If you know you know.
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Thing I made on Pinterest
Naboo Starfighter Outfit
Padmé Amidala — Star Wars: Attack of the Clones
This is such a cool hairstyle
He will always be a lovesick fool.
Speedy little sketch to warmup but I'm gonna sleep probably instead bc im currently on an overnight bus and its very bumpy
Been really obsessed with Blind Man's Bluff by Adolph Menzel since I last saw it, and so I had to do a little study of it
Original painting: (soooo anakin and padme/ vaderdala)
padmé amidala was an incredibly intelligent, selfless, hard-working, altruistic, good hearted woman. her life passion was to do good, and strive for good. to make change for the people of the galaxy.
her mind was powerful. she was a massive thorn in palpatine's side, lead an entire planet as queen at the age of 14- chosen by the people of naboo. (they also tried to change the constitution to re-elect her, something her people wanted, not her.) she was willing to die for and with her people as queen. she was brave, and self-sacrificing when it came to her duty.
despite having her own wants, and dreams of a peaceful future, she became senator– because she felt that she carried the responsibility of the people. she was sensitive and aware of the corruption within the senate before most others, and helped birth what eventually became the rebel alliance.
she fought, she gave, she lost everything. what she worked for, believed in, her dreams, her love, her life/ future. all in the most terrible and heart shattering way. so heart breaking– that the heart break in itself, killed her. (while pregnant btw.)
her tragedy is just as heavy within the story, if not more than a lot of characters within star wars. just because we don't experience it strictly through her perspective, just because her husband made the choices he made, doesn't take away from any of that weight, or who she was.
