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The mask she wore did not allow for a frown, though she thought if not for the role she was playing, a frown would have made itself known.
This woman needed the money more than Padmé ever would. For Amidala money was no object. Not in the sense that it was for the people ( & )
( & ) The fried food was warming her chest, the foil it was wrapped in burning against her bare skin. A discomfort she would manage without comment, surely the cuts on Cobb’s back were a greater pain.
Padmé nodded as a goodbye, hoping to make a hasty exit in case ( & )
she wanted to believe that when anakin needed to look for hope, he could look to obi-wan and ahsoka, and to their marriage.
though, when he was alone, padmé worried those things seemed far away.
everyone was being torn apart in the name of the war effort. ( & )
( & ) ahsoka was still a child, sent into volatile situations because of a lack of jedi knights . . .
padmé knew his relationship with obi-wan meant walking some invisible line she couldn’t see.
their marriage was forged in a desperate attempt to eternalise ( & )
amidala agreed that it was a good idea — hope was what the people in the galaxy needed to feel, at a time when more and more was being taken from them.
but padmé feared her husband being taken from her.
that the image of him would be torn to shreds when the ( & )
padmé frowned, suddenly her expression shifting into something much more serious — with anyone else, it would have remained neutral.
“some senators . . . they think making you a figurehead of the war is a good idea. to boost morale. . .they don’t quite realise you ( & )
her eye twitched involuntarily at the mention of scheming politicians, but she conceded only a second after that he was right.
the war was bringing out the worst in people when they needed to be striving for the best.
⠀⠀ “they might ask for your autograph.”
Padmé would never take anyone against their will — not to be some poster child for a battle they could not choose to fight. It would not be how she operated.
There was nothing worse than knowing with her money, people had been purchased. It did not matter that they ( & )
( & ) opening her arms for the food and exchanging over the money.
To which the woman began yelling furiously in a language she did not understand.
Padmé shifted, a little helpless, looking upwards to Cobb with a wide eyed visage. She knew many dialects, ( & )