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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 2264905" data-attributes="member: 1015">I got that impression too.&nbsp; The way that Palpatine spoke as he told it, almost as if he was reminiscing, gave me the impression that Darth Plagus was his own master before Palpatine killed him.Yeah, that kinda disturbed me a little as well.&nbsp; It's implied that Padme died from a broken heart because Anakin fell to the dark side (as the medical droid said &quot;Medically she's perfectly healthy, but for reasons we don't understand we're losing her.&quot;), but you'd think that having children would give her something to cling to life for.I vote real, as they did end up coming true (even though Anakin probably could have prevented the death by not falling into evil).Actually, by bringing balance to the force, I think that it meant eliminating the sith.&nbsp; In the end, it was Anakin/Vader (not Luke) who killed Palpatine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Jezter, post: 2264905, member: 1015"] I got that impression too. The way that Palpatine spoke as he told it, almost as if he was reminiscing, gave me the impression that Darth Plagus was his own master before Palpatine killed him. Yeah, that kinda disturbed me a little as well. It's implied that Padme died from a broken heart because Anakin fell to the dark side (as the medical droid said "Medically she's perfectly healthy, but for reasons we don't understand we're losing her."), but you'd think that having children would give her something to cling to life for. I vote real, as they did end up coming true (even though Anakin probably could have prevented the death by not falling into evil). Actually, by bringing balance to the force, I think that it meant eliminating the sith. In the end, it was Anakin/Vader (not Luke) who killed Palpatine. [/QUOTE]

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