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[Star Wars] Why is Palpatine considered so powerful when he's killed by being picked up and thrown into a hole?

Like, shouldn't he have had some answer to that?
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He put every single "force point" he had into electrocuting Vader in those final moments leaving him too exhausted to try any force powers to escape the fall. 

Nobody else but the chosen one could have taken more than a second of those shocks. Even Luke Skywalker, an immensely powerful Jedi due to his bloodline, was immediately powerless on the floor as soon as he was hit with casual lightning strikes. Vader on the other hand, took several seconds of 100% effort lightning strikes AND he carried Palpatine over to the edge of the balcony to powerbomb Palpatine downwards. Palpatine's death is a testament to Vader's power, not to Palpatine's weakness.