Assassinations begin to whittle down the numbers of the council, causing panic and suspicion. But what might "Star Wars" look like if Padmé hadn't died? We're here to explore the multifaceted answer to that thought-provoking question. Star Wars: Crimson Empire II - Council of Blood (1998-1999) The Interim Councilis assembled to manage the affairs of the Empire until a new emperor can take the throne, yet something is amiss. The fact that one of the most strong-willed and courageous "Star Wars" characters dies because she "lacks the will to live" feels like a betrayal to many viewers. In contrast to these strong outings, "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" disappoints many fans with its passive portrayal of Padmé. She only appears in the first act to announce that she's pregnant, sits and watches as democracy burns in the second, and unceremoniously dies in the third. But with her shrewd intelligence and proficient espionage and combat skills, Padmé soon proves herself a force to be reckoned with. In "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones" and multiple episodes of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," Padmé thwarts multiple Separatist plots, unknowingly hinders Palpatine's plan to overthrow the Republic, and exposes corruption throughout the galaxy. One of the youngest senators of the Republic, she is often underestimated by her political opponents.
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