@@skl9678 real love does not fear Love is not easily angered, it does not fear. It does not boast. Love does not lust. Love doesn't not rejoice in evil but in truth Love never fails
@@livingcoffee_edits he did. He choked her Real love doesn't hurt someone God even says "love protects and it is not easily angered" Love is different from the American love or what was formerly known as Sodomy
@@user-fg7kk1kn6b Why have you brought your God into Star Wars, the dark side is curruptive and blinds you but Anakin had already gone by that time, only Vader was there now
Sure, he practiced and learned the younglings massacre moves - out of love. He was releasing them to their attachment to that childhood indoctrination.
actually kylo ren was rarely one of good thing of sequel triology. But after some comic releases, they screwed him too :( Disney just wasted so much potential, still wasting tho
@@jeambeam3173 Yeah, "grandpa please help me, Im your huge fan" moments were like a sick joke. But despite all cringe things, He still have better character development than Rey or Finn or Poe. So this makes Kylo best and only good character in Sequel. Well, except Han, Leia and Chewie. Im not counting Luke cuz they screwed his all character development in Sequel. A real post ROTJ Luke wouldnt scare from his nephew for sure just because he has some darkness. He would teach him to embrace light and dark together and keep balanced
From a slave of the hutts to a slave of the Jedi to a slave of the sith. The tragedy of Anakin Skywalker is amazingly complex sad written story. In the end he redeemed himself for the sake of his son.
girls:boys never care for us meanwhile vader after losing his limbs and getting burned alive:is padme ok
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"It appears that, in your blind rage, you killed her" "No, that cant be, i felt her!" fucking hell, it isnt exactly like that, but the fact i can still remember the message of those diologues even after not seeing them in like....I dont know, since 9 years ago? Fuck man...
In the comics, Vader literally started a campaign to bring Padme back. He visited the destroyed Moon Station we have saw in ROTS, and thought with the information there, he could bring her back. A few years after that, he visited Mustafar, and saw a smuggler that was keeping the Bright Star, a device so powerful that it can revive a person with the force. But, it would have sucked out all life forms living on the planet, even Vader; resulting in the smuggler destroying it, eventually leading to a shockwave that started the healing of Mustafar. And, once he gave that campaign up, the only thing he had is the dark side until Luke showed up. Truly heartbreaking.
Also, Fortress Vader itself is actually designed and built to be a giant dark side focal point that enabled him to force a gateway to the World between Worlds. His experience was a lot different to Ezra's though and ultimately he couldn't bring Padme back using it.
It likely would not really have brought Padme back. It results in the "victim" being trapped between some worlds, like what happened with Lady Corvax' husband who was later released when the artefact was destroyed, but perhaps Vader would have succeeded but have made some kind of clone, since the dark side never leads to something good.
A boy born of the force fallen to the Darkside because of his love for his wife and redeemed through his love for his son love and the force truly do go hand in hand
This is why I believe Palpatine is actually the greatest villain of all time. He played both sides of good and bad, took advantage of Anakin's impulsiveness and emotional vulnerability and manged to rule the galaxy somewhat stable for a solid 20 years. He's up there with the Joker.
Yeah, that's also why I hate Palpatine as a character so much. He's such an a$$hole old man that wanted the power of everything. He's the reason all of it and I'm so satisfied that he's being killed by Anakin himself.
Padmè: "And you, what would you do for love?" Kid: "Master Skywalker, there are too many of them, what are we going to do?" Anakin: (Ignites lightsaber)
anakin Skywalker has the most tragic story....he turned to the darkside becoz of his love for Padme and in the end he turned back because of his love for his son❤️
Anakin skywalker one if not the most tragic and heartbreaking character ever seen in all of cinema history. Loved Padme and would do anything for her even sacrificing his own life. I don’t think it was only padmes death that turned him to the dark side but at the time of his knowledge the death of his two kids. Truly a very tragic and sad story where he is surrounded by tragedy and heartbreak.
my parents love is enough for me. even tough my father left me. now i am i man with money and i am living a rich life all with the help and support of my mother. so yeah, i i did that for my mothers love.
This shit is making me cry song and I thought that anakin/vader was going to his wife's grave. Vader is trying to get rid of Anakin but he can't because he still loves his wife and he hates himself so damn much because what he did and he punishes himself because of it and idk how he kept going and I never really thought about how much he was in pain not just in the suit but inside and out and this is making me cry a lot. And this song makes it more sad and it shows how much anakin skywalker has fallen. Anakin is still in vader and vader hates that cuz he thinks if he gets rid of Anakin skywalker so he can get rid of all of the depressing feelings he has. But I finally understand how vader feels. Thank u if u read this
the most tragic story all he did for her but he still lost her still going down the path of darkness to fill the void she once took reminded everyday when he looked in the mirror that shes gone
"what would you do for love" Anakin: I could destroy my entire life and suffer for the rest of it, but for my son I would put all that pain apart and sacrifice my self just for not see him living my life again and see him smiling one more time
It wasn't just his fear of losing Padme. It was his powerlessness that he couldn't save his mother, his crumbling trust in the Jedis for not trusting Ahsoka, not trusting him and not making him a master, and that Ahsoka ultimately left the Jedis. All this combined with the influence of Palpatine, redeeming his nightmares of Padme's death and subliminally manipulating him, made him Darth Vader.
For some reason this music adds so much emotion to an epic character. We need a Vader show starting from the point he lost Padme and changed his name from Anakin to Vader. But please with depth and character development ("I feel the conflict"-style).
Remember vader failed his promise to his mother and then to his mom again which makes this sadder Je promised he woukd save his mom and then at her fineral promosed to protect the ones he love which he failed But then in ROTJ he amkes up to it by saving his son
me looking back... (after destroying 400 billion galaxies, 1Trillion homes ruined, children starved, building rich resourcefull small planet, a cute little home with droid pet and destroying half of my mental health) a smile on face (i know this is last time i'm gonna see her, i am about to die in heroic battle with her 'hero' ) and said this... " something little fancy than avg lover, i did this for you love"
“What would you do for love?” Darth Vader: I will sacrifice everything that I have. Even if that means I have to be what I swore to destroy, and if have have to betray my brother/Master/Father figure
I wish they can go back in time and save Padme from dying and Anakin Skywalker would never become Vader in the first place and Emperor Palpatine would never win the galaxy in the first place as well.
It's sad how he was blinded by hatred, mistrust, and assumed too much. Trying to stop the future only causes it to happen. He didn't understand until it was too late, and by then, he lost everything.
