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Re: Amidala and the mass-murdering sociopath
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Date: 
Mon, 3 Jun 2002 23:15:25 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Eric Joslin writes:
The scene is nearly identical.  While Dooku is a very different target than
Boba Fett, the similarities between the incidents are way too strong to simply
be dismissed.  The similarities between Amidala and her daughter Leia are
pretty obvious, but since these are essentially combat scenes I'll just take a
moment to point out that neither one is a soldier or a woman of action- both
were raised to be politicians.  But in these two scenes we are shown a
character trait that they share- it's extremely unlikely that a blaster shot
is going to hurt a starship, but neither one is willing to admit defeat as
long as there is even the slightest chance they can keep trying.  And what's
more, they can lead others to do the same (in both scenes they are standing
at the head of firing troops).

This brings to mind the attack scene in Episode 1 where Padme/Amidala is
leading the attack to the Queen's chamber.  She's right out in front of the
attack squad, and displays some pretty accurate blaster fire.  Compare to
the scene in Episode IV where Luke pilots his X-Wing across the surface of
the Death Star and seems to fire wildly, but the next image is a firing crew
from a laser cannon being blasted.  It would seem that 'the force' was
guiding Luke's fire, perhaps Padme/Amidala was being guided the same way?

Perhaps 'the force' runs strong in her family, as well?  Could that be
another reason that Amidala and Anakin get together??

BTW:  great discussions in this thread -- it's been fun to follow!

JohnG, GMLTC



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(...) Hasn't the close link between fear and anger been explained in the series? Besides, Luke's true failure comes before he even enters the cave. Yoda tells him not to bring the lightsaber into the cave- because all that is in the cave is what he (...) (22 years ago, 1-Jun-02, to lugnet.starwars)

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