Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
Vader's "NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!" is VERY justified in that all of the evil acts he commited, all of the people he killed, the entuire reason he turned to the dark side in the first place, WAS TO SAVE PADME's life. And then, he is told that in this very anger, he killed her? I think that is quite the justified "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!" Read Mattew Stover's novelization, which gives a very in-depth look into his mind at that point, and gets into his feelings and the exact situation he was in.
Vader's "NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!" is VERY justified in that all of the evil acts he commited, all of the people he killed, the entuire reason he turned to the dark side in the first place, WAS TO SAVE PADME's life. And then, he is told that in this very anger, he killed her? I think that is quite the justified "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!" Read Mattew Stover's novelization, which gives a very in-depth look into his mind at that point, and gets into his feelings and the exact situation he was in.
The problem is that I'm talking about the movie Vader in ROTS not the novelization. In the movie he says these words "YOU brought him here to kill me!", "YOUR with him!". Then, he force chokes her and, expects her to live after childbirth after that? If he were still Anakin I would understand the distraughted "no" but, he's Vader at that point suit and, all. Anakin's emotions should have died in that conversation with Padme(sort of like how Obiwan says in 6 "the good man who was your father was destroyed"). Only returning when his son tries to turn him back to the light side. I'm sure you'll come up with another explination to dispute this. Though, in the theater when I watched it, it didn't really bother me. In repeat viewings it becomes weirder(to me) don't know why.
