In the movie “Star Wars,” the question is: “Why did Padme die?” There are many possible reasons, such as Ahsoka Tano’s involvement, Anakin’s Force choke, or Palpatine orchestrating Padme’s death. In this article, we’ll cover all of these factors, and more! Plus, we’ll take a look at why Ahsoka was involved, and how her death affected her relationship with Anakin.

Anakin’s Force choke

There are two explanations for Anakin’s fatal attack on Padme. First, he believed Obi-Wan turned Padme against him, so he tried to kill her. Unfortunately, Anakin stopped just before killing her, and Padme died during childbirth. Her heart was broken and she had no desire to live. Despite his tragic death, his stoicism is evident throughout the film.

Second, it is unlikely that Anakin would have noticed Padme when the two of them were in the scene, since he wasn’t using rational thought. Therefore, it is unlikely that Padme was aware of him until he force choked her. Moreover, Padme’s heartbreak didn’t kill her, so Anakin’s Force choke wouldn’t have killed her. In ROTS, the Force didn’t work rationally in Anakin’s head, which explains why Padme didn’t know he was there.

The other reason for Anakin’s deadly attack on Padme is because he was a budding dark-side Jedi, who had total mood swings and was totally absorbed in his passions. He hated Padme for what she did, and acted on his hatred right away. While Anakin could not force choke Obi-Wan, he could force-choke Padme because he was so angry.

Palpatine’s orchestration of Padme’s death

Why did Palpatine orchestrate Padme’s death? Many people think the Emperor snuck the life force of the senator from her to save Darth Vader and the galaxy. The truth is, though, that Palpatine’s plot was completely unrelated to Padme’s death. Padme was never in danger of dying because her life force transferred to Darth Vader during childbirth, and she only died because of the sadness that he caused. Fans of Star Wars have speculated that Palpatine wanted Anakin to fall into his clutches, but they haven’t found any proof of this.

However, Anakin’s reaction is much different. Although he grew up respecting the Jedi order, Anakin was still a naive boy who had a great reputation among the Jedi. In the end, he joined the Sith only because Emperor Palpatine had encouraged him to do so. The Emperor’s motives aren’t entirely clear, but there are some clues that point to the darker side of his character.

Ahsoka Tano’s involvement

The show is full of interesting questions about Ahsoka Tano’s involvement with Padme’s death, but not a great deal has been determined. The only clear answer is that Tano did not take Baby Yoda under her wing, but rather, named him Grogu. Ahsoka senses that Mando and Grogu share a close bond, and she knows from experience that strong attachments can turn to the dark side.

In “Star Wars: Ahsoka,” E. K. Johnston reveals that Padme would have been an ideal mentor for Ahsoka, who would be the successor to Padme. Padme would have been a well-trained military force, and Ahsoka would be a charismatic, competent Jedi. But her death is also problematic. She could have inspired Padme to lead the New Republic, which may have saved hundreds of lives.

Ahsoka’s relationship with Ahsoka

Throughout the Star Wars franchise, Ahsoka and Padme have had a complicated relationship. During the events of Episode VI, Ahsoka was accused of killing the Jedi Knight Letta Turmmond, a young woman she had fallen in love with. When Ahsoka learned that Letta had been killed, she was dismayed and turned down the Jedi Order’s offer to train her as a Jedi Knight.

Padme and Ahsoka were introduced five years after the Galactic Civil War, when Anakin was only a young Jedi. This young padawan had just completed his Jedi Kight trials and had been a nuisance to the Jedi. But despite this setback, Ahsoka’s relationship with Anakin and Padme remained strong. Despite their differences, Ahsoka and Padme’s friendship became one of the most popular parts of Star Wars.