The Saga Line-by-Line (Now Quoting: Return of the Jedi)

RUNE: It's Queen Amidala herself.

 

NUTE: At last we're getting results.

Again you come before me, Your highness. The Federation is
pleased.

 

AMIDALA: You will not be pleased when you hear what I have to say,
Viceroy...Your trade boycott of our planet has ended.

 

NUTE: I was not aware of such a failure.

 

AMIDALA: I have word that the Senate is finally voting on this blockade of
yours.

 

NUTE: I take it you know the outcome. I wonder why they bother to vote.

 

AMIDALA: Enough of this pretense, Viceroy! I'm aware the Chancellor'sAmbassadors are with you now, and that you have beencommanded to reach a settlement.

 

NUTE: I know nothing about any Ambassadors...you must be mistaken.

 

AMIDALA: Beware, Viceroy....the Federation is going too far this time.

 

NUTE: Your Highness, we would never do anything without the approval of the
Senate. You assume too much.

 

AMIDALA: We will see.

 

RUNE: She's right, the Senate will never....

 

NUTE: It's too late now.

 

RUNE: Do you think she suspects an attack?

 

NUTE: I don't know, but we must move quickly to disrupt all communications
down there.

 

PALPATINE: ...How could that be true? I have assurances from the
Chancellor...his Ambassaodrs did arrive. It must be the...get...negotiate...

 

AMIDALA: Senator Palpatine?!? (turns to Panaka) What's happening?

 

CAPT. PANAKA: Check the transmission generators...

 

BIBBLE: A malfunction?

 

CAPT. PANAKA: It could be the Federation jamming us. Your Highness.

 

BIBBLE: A communications disruption can only mean one thing. Invasion.

 

AMIDALA: Don't jump to conclusions, Governor. The Federation would not dare
go that far.

 

CAPT. PANAKA: The Senate would revoke their trade franchise, and they'd be
finished.

 

AMIDALA: We must continue to rely on negotiation.

 

BIBBLE: Negotiation? We've lost all communications!...and where atre the Chancellors Ambassadors? How can we negotiate? We must prepare to defend ourselves.