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It might have worked better if she fell for his brashness and his lack of courtly manners and rashly married him on Naboo and then discovered all this crap about him later.
Which would have put her into "what the hell have I got myself into situation" instead of the other way around.
Even principled people do things on impulse which they wouldn't necessarily have done if they had thought more about it first.
Imagine the picnic being their honeymoon, a honeymoon cut short by his desire to check on his mother.
The murder thing is an almost impossible circle to square.
The only solution I can come up with is the Dissociative Fugue idea I've posted elsewhere, only that would would still mean dropping the confession scene as he would have no memory of doing those things (he'd just think they were nightmares or possibly predictive warnings, not memories of things he had already done...until he was in the dark stuff so deep he couldn't get out).