In Episode III, Padme dies during childbirth because she has lost the will to live, even tho the droid says: Medically, she's completely healthy. There really is an actual medical phenomenon in which people die of a broken heart. It’s called Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, or “broken-heart syndrome.”7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/StarWars
It seems like all fortune cookies are pretty much indirectly telling you this.7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/funny
Mother cat walks through flames 5 times to save her kittens from building fire in Brooklyn, NY7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/aww
A man begging for his wife's forgiveness inside Divorce Court. Chicago, 1948. [1483 x 2000]7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
If you come to school dressed like this for Halloween, you’re going to get sent home.5yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/funny
A man begging for his wife's forgiveness inside Divorce Court. Chicago, 1948.7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/TheWayWeWere
Regarding Ashley Madison users' forthcoming public shaming Cersei Lannister style...9yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/funny
Disney caved in to racism in China by shrinking black actor John Boyega's image in last year’s Chinese version of its Star Wars Episode 7 poster. China has a widespread stigma against dark skin.7yr ⋅ planetsalic ⋅ r/movies
