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PT Why did the Separatists want to kill Padme?

Discussion in 'Prequel Trilogy' started by Ganesh Ujwal, Dec 9, 2014.

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  1. Ganesh Ujwal

    Ganesh Ujwal Jedi Youngling

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    What was the reason that Viceroy Gunray and the separatists leaders were trying to kill Padme?

    It doesn't seem to make sense. She was leading an opposition to prevent the creation of an army for the Republic, which would be great to the Separatists, because they would have no one to oppose their droid army...

    Instead of supporting Padme, they are eager to kill her. Why? What's their motivation? What's their goal?

    Is it just revenge for her victory in the battle for Naboo, or is it something else?
     
  2. Thom Skywalker

    Thom Skywalker Jedi Master star 1

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  3. Thom Skywalker

    Thom Skywalker Jedi Master star 1

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    The master mind behind it wasn't the separatists.
    Sidious wanted the clone army.

    The separatists had a terrible strategy, since they completely bought Dooku's ideas that were bad to them.
     
  4. Darth_Nub

    Darth_Nub Manager Emeritus star 5 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Moving to PT from Saga
     
  5. darth-sinister

    darth-sinister Manager Emeritus star 10 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Nute wanted to kill Padme because she humiliated him for tricking him and then getting him in trouble. Palpatine and Dooku used it to prompt the Senate into giving Palpatine Emergency Powers so that he could start the war.
     
  6. Cushing's Admirer

    Cushing's Admirer Chosen One star 7

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    I think Sidious wanted her dead not the CIS.
     
  7. Bazinga'd

    Bazinga'd Saga / WNU Manager - Knights of LAJ star 7 Staff Member Manager

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