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* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jALL1_KdN8 Across The Stars]]." The credits version even more so, which segues into a mournful rendition of Anakin's theme from ''Phantom Menace'' before ending with the ominous bass strains of "the Imperial March."
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* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jALL1_KdN8 Across The Stars]]." The credits version even more so, which segues into a mournful rendition of Anakin's theme from ''Phantom Menace'' before ending with the ominous bass strains of "the Imperial March."" The strings are ''heartbreaking'' as they build and swell, hammering home that Anakin and Padme's love is real, it is powerful, and it is utterly, pitifully doomed.
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** According to "WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi'', Dooku had been flirting with the Dark Side for quite some time, nearly force choking a corrupt Senator to death until Qui-Gon stopped him. Dooku commends Qui-Gon for his actions and says that Qui-Gon is a much wiser man himself, the same words that Qui-Gon would say to Obi-Wan before his death. Dooku had been aligned with Darth Sidious since before ''The Phantom Menace'', yet he still held great affection for Qui-Gon. Qui-Gon's death at the hands of Maul made Dooku realize just how wrong his actions were, but similar to Darth Vader, continues to serve Sidious on the grounds that he's gone too far to redeem himself.
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** According to "WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi'', ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi'', Dooku had been flirting with the Dark Side for quite some time, nearly force choking a corrupt Senator to death until Qui-Gon stopped him. Dooku commends Qui-Gon for his actions and says that Qui-Gon is a much wiser man himself, the same words that Qui-Gon would say to Obi-Wan before his death. Dooku had been aligned with Darth Sidious since before ''The Phantom Menace'', yet he still held great affection for Qui-Gon. Qui-Gon's death at the hands of Maul made Dooku realize just how wrong his actions were, but similar to Darth Vader, continues to serve Sidious on the grounds that he's gone too far to redeem himself.
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** According to "WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi'', Dooku had been flirting with the Dark Side for quite some time, nearly force choking a corrupt Senator to death until Qui-Gon stopped him. Dooku commends Qui-Gon for his actions and says that Qui-Gon is a much wiser man himself, the same words that Qui-Gon would say to Obi-Wan before his death. Dooku had been aligned with Darth Sidious since before ''The Phantom Menace'', yet he still held great affection for Qui-Gon. Qui-Gon's death at the hands of Maul made Dooku realize just how wrong his actions were, but similar to Darth Vader, continues to serve Sidious on the grounds that he's gone too far to redeem himself.
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** There's also a brief argument between Cliegg and Owen about whether or not Shmi should have gone out.
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** There's also a brief argument (in the novelization as well as early drafts of the script) between Cliegg and Owen about whether or not Shmi should have gone out.
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** The Imperial March is an in-universe tune, and a very famous one (a ''battledroid'' hums it during the Clone Wars), that in Legends exists at least since [[VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic the Great Galactic War]]. Nothing strange it plays here... But soon enough, it will be appropriated by the Empire and turned into a symbol of oppression.
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* Anakin and Padme's lonely wedding. They have no one else they can trust, so R2 and 3PO are their only witnesses. They then, having nothing else to give without exposing the marriage, exchanged the droids as wedding gifts to each other.
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'''Yoda''': Pain...suffering...death, I feel. Something terrible has happened. Young Skywalker is in pain. Terrible pain.
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* Also from the novelization, Padme notes that the Separatists are an UngratefulBastard lot for how she plead for mercy on their behalf, despite the fact that they invaded her planet and enslaved her people, and to return the favor they've tried to kill her. It doesn't even make sense from a PragmaticVillainy standpoint to eliminate an opponent that prefers clemency to violence. Granted, Palpatine was manipulating them to assassinate Padme since she opposes his rapid rise to power, and probably played on the Separatists' emotions.
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* Also from the novelization, Padme notes that the Separatists are an UngratefulBastard lot for how she plead pleaded for mercy on their behalf, despite the fact that they invaded her planet and enslaved her people, and to return the favor they've tried to kill her. It doesn't even make sense from a PragmaticVillainy standpoint to eliminate an opponent that prefers clemency to violence. Granted, Palpatine was manipulating them to assassinate Padme since she opposes his rapid rise to power, and probably played on the Separatists' emotions.
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*** Even more heartbreaking in Legends for a simple reason: former Jedi Sharad Hett had lived with the Tusken and led a coalition of tribes. [[YouShallNotPass The Tusken attacking Anakin knew exactly what they were facing but fought on anyway to try and gain enough time to let their families escape]]... [[SenselessSacrifice But failed]].
