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[Star Wars] When Anakin was consulting with Yoda about his Padme dying vision, why didn't Yoda ask follow up questions?

Anakin might have been talking about another Jedi or someone else important and isn't it just good practice to investigate if there's reason to believe someone is in danger? Always in motion the future is so isn't it possible that the death could be prevented?
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Yoda didn't really care all that much about Anakin's problems; he offered guidance where he could.

"Always in motion, the future is" just refers to the passing of time; the future always changes because the future will always become *now*. Anakin's Force dreams could tell him the will of the Force; he tried to break it, but you don't mess with the Force.

Yoda knew that whoever it was that Anakin wanted to save was screwed anyways; a lover, Obi-Wan, someone important to Anakin. They were a goner. You can't prevent the Force from carrying out its will. Anakin saw the Force's next move, he told Yoda about it, Yoda didn't bother doing a thing because he knew that the Force is absolute. The Jedi carry out the will of the Force, they don't change it on the fundamental level (like Anakin wanted to do).