#Once more the sith will rule the galaxy movie#
#Once more the sith will rule the galaxy trial#

I personally find it unbelievable that Anakin went from conflicted and willing to arrest and put on trial Palpatine, then one conversation later he's convinced the Jedi are evil and he's killing children upon request. Now, much can be said about George Lucas' much maligned prequilogy. he's convinced the Jedi are evil, and he's sufficiently brainwashed and power hungry to overlook Palpatine's schemes. So, I don't see the conflict you're asking about. So, to his thinking, he is loyal to the republic, under his and Palpatine's rule. Now, it's an important moment, he still calls it a republic when he talks to Padme about ruling it, but after he thinks Padme betrayed him, he calls it his empire, but it's a rather thin line between 'his republic' and 'his empire'. He uses the word republic and empire almost interchangeably, just a few moments apart. To him, the 'republic' will fall in line under Palpatine, with him, Palpatine's right hand man. So, to Anakin's mind, the Jedi are power hungry, evil and want to take over. I should have known the Jedi were plotting to take over.įrom my point of view, the Jedi are evil. freedom,Īnd shortly before Anakin loses the fight make things the way weĭon't lecture me, Obi-Wan. I can overthrow him.Īnd together, you and I can rule the galaxy. We can only hope that he'sĪnd on the planet where Padme sees and talks to him, he says Then Anakin has his talk with Padme before leaving where he says: Where he's basically telling Anakin to kill the trade federation leaders and 'stop the war'. we shall have.Īnd after Anakin kills the younglings, Palpatine to Anakin: Once more the Sith will rule the galaxy! And.

#Once more the sith will rule the galaxy movie#

The lines spoken, in real 'Movie' time chronology not movie watching chronology (his words are Kill all the Jedi), but what's discussed after the fact is killing younglings. He tells him to kill all the Jedi in the temple, mostly trainees and younglings I think.

Others would see him that way, be he didn't see himself that way.Īfter the battle where Anakin helps Palpatine kill Mace Windu, Palpatine convinces Anakin that the Jedi want to take over the senate. He was anti Jedi, but looking at the script, I don't see him being anti republic or democracy per-say, at least, not in his mind. He never was anti republic, he just thought the republic would fall in line under the chancellor. Short answer: If you read the script, it's not that hard to piece together.