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[Star Wars] If Padme hadn’t fallen out of the Airship, how would that have affected the final battle in attack on the Clones?

Does she really change anything?
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>Your thoughts dwell on your mother.

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>I sense much fear in you.

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>Be mindful of your thoughts, Anakin, they betray you.  You have made a commitment to the Jedi Order; a commitment not easily broken.

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>Be mindful of your thoughts.  She *was* pleased to see us.

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>I can feel your anger.  It gives you focus.  Makes you ***stronger***...

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>I sense confusion in you, Skywalker.  There is much fear that clouds your judgment.

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>Your feelings for them are strong, especially for...*sister*. So, you have a twin sister. Your feelings have now betrayed her too.

If Padme - the love of Anakin Skywalker's life - had not been blown out of the gunship en route to Dooku's getaway ship, it would go badly.  Skywalkers are not known for having particularly good control over their emotions.  Even at the height of his wisdom, Luke Skywalker was prone to making fatal mistakes out of fear (*and that's all we have to say about that*).  And as such, this makes reading them less like sneaking a peek at their diary and more like having that diary read aloud by the author at a poetry slam; anybody with a whiff of Force sensitivity - let alone a gifted Jedi Master turned Sith Lord - would be able to tell that Anakin had strong feelings for Padme.

A senator with no Force potential, who is a shatterpoint for Anakin Skywalker, and who is completely unable to defend herself against a Dark Lord of the Sith, being within range of both?

Being thrown out of a gunship was probably the single best thing that could have happened to her that day.

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Edit: Forgot about the bad motherfucker and the conehead.