Revenge of the Sith: Illustrated Screenplay: Star Wars: Episode III by George Lucas Page B
Authors: George Lucas
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MORNING
Padmé’s apartment building is surrounded by the smog-shrouded city of Coruscant.
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94 (69) INT. CORUSCANT—PADMÉ’S APARTMENT—LIVING ROOM—EARLY MORNING
PADMÉ and OBI-WAN sit on one of the couches.
O BI- W AN: Has Anakin been to see you?
P ADMÉ: Several times . . . I was so happy to hear he was accepted on the Jedi Council.
O BI- W AN: I know . . . he deserves it. He is impatient, strong willed, very opinionated, but truly gifted.
They laugh.
P ADMÉ: You’re not just here to say hello. Something is wrong, isn’t it?
O BI- W AN: You should be a Jedi, Padmé.
P ADMÉ: You’re not very good at hiding your feelings.
O BI- W AN: It’s Anakin . . . He’s becoming moody and detached. He’s been put in a difficult position as the Chancellor’s representative . . . but I think it’s more than that. I was hoping he may have talked to you.
P ADMÉ: Why would he talk to me about his work?
OBI-WAN studies her.
O BI- W AN: Neither of you is very good at hiding your feelings either.
P ADMÉ: Don’t give me that look.
O BI- W AN: I know how he feels about you.
P ADMÉ:
(nervous
) What did he say?
O BI- W AN: Nothing. He didn’t have to.
PADMÉ is a little flustered. She stands and Obi-Wan follows. She walks to the balcony.
P ADMÉ: I don’t know what you’re talking about.
O BI- W AN: I know you both too well. I can see you two are in love. Padmé, I’m worried about him.
PADMÉ looks down and doesn’t answer.
O BI- W AN:
(continuing
) I fear your relationship has confused him. He’s changed considerably since we returned . . .
They stand on the balcony and look off at the early morning city.
OBI-WAN starts to leave. PADMÉ stays looking off into the distant city.
O BI- W AN:
(continuing
) Padmé, I’m not telling the Council about any of this. I . . . I hope I didn’t upset you. We’re all friends, I care about both of you . . .
P ADMÉ: Thank you, Obi-Wan.
O BI- W AN: Please do what you can to help him.
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95 (71) INT. CORUSCANT—PADMÉ’S APARTMENT—DAY
PADMÉ, MON MOTHMA, and five other Senators (BANA BREEMU, FANG ZAR, CHI EEKWAY, GIDDEAN DANU, BAIL ORGANA) sit in Padmé’s living room. C-3PO serves drinks to the guests.
P ADMÉ: We cannot let this turn into another war.
B AIL O RGANA: Absolutely, that is the last thing we want.
M ON M OTHMA: We are hoping to form an alliance in the Senate to stop the Chancellor from further subverting the constitution, that’s all.
P ADMÉ: I know a Jedi I feel it would be wise to consult.
B ANA B REEMU: That would be dangerous.
M ON M OTHMA: We don’t know where the Jedi stand in all this.
P ADMÉ: I only wish to discuss this with one . . . one I trust.
G IDDEAN D ANU: Going against the Chancellor without the support of the Jedi is risky.
P ADMÉ: The Jedi aren’t any happier with the situation than we are . . .
C HI E EKWAY: Patience, Senator.
F ANG Z AR: We have so many Senators on our side, surely that will pursuade the Chancellor.
B ANA B REEMU: When you present the “petition of the two thousand” to the Chancellor, things may change.
B AIL O RGANA: Let us see what we can accomplish in the Senate, before we include the Jedi.
PADMÉ takes a deep breath in frustration and disappointment.
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96 (72) EXT. CORUSCANT—CLONE LANDING PLATFORM—DAY
ANAKIN and OBI-WAN walk onto a landing platform overlooking a docking bay, where THOUSANDS OF CLONE TROOPS and armored weapons, tanks, etc., are being loaded onto a massive REPUBLIC ASSAULT SHIP.
A NAKIN: You’re going to need me on this one, Master.
O BI- W AN: Oh, I agree. However it may turn out just to be a wild bantha chase.
OBI-WAN starts to turn and leave.
A NAKIN: Master!
OBI-WAN stops and ANAKIN walks over to him.
A NAKIN:
(continuing
) Master, I’ve disappointed you. I have not been very appreciative of your training . . . I have been arrogant and I apologize . . . I’ve just been so frustrated with the Council. Your friendship means
Padmé’s apartment building is surrounded by the smog-shrouded city of Coruscant.
----
94 (69) INT. CORUSCANT—PADMÉ’S APARTMENT—LIVING ROOM—EARLY MORNING
PADMÉ and OBI-WAN sit on one of the couches.
O BI- W AN: Has Anakin been to see you?
P ADMÉ: Several times . . . I was so happy to hear he was accepted on the Jedi Council.
O BI- W AN: I know . . . he deserves it. He is impatient, strong willed, very opinionated, but truly gifted.
They laugh.
P ADMÉ: You’re not just here to say hello. Something is wrong, isn’t it?
O BI- W AN: You should be a Jedi, Padmé.
P ADMÉ: You’re not very good at hiding your feelings.
O BI- W AN: It’s Anakin . . . He’s becoming moody and detached. He’s been put in a difficult position as the Chancellor’s representative . . . but I think it’s more than that. I was hoping he may have talked to you.
P ADMÉ: Why would he talk to me about his work?
OBI-WAN studies her.
O BI- W AN: Neither of you is very good at hiding your feelings either.
P ADMÉ: Don’t give me that look.
O BI- W AN: I know how he feels about you.
P ADMÉ:
(nervous
) What did he say?
O BI- W AN: Nothing. He didn’t have to.
PADMÉ is a little flustered. She stands and Obi-Wan follows. She walks to the balcony.
P ADMÉ: I don’t know what you’re talking about.
O BI- W AN: I know you both too well. I can see you two are in love. Padmé, I’m worried about him.
PADMÉ looks down and doesn’t answer.
O BI- W AN:
(continuing
) I fear your relationship has confused him. He’s changed considerably since we returned . . .
They stand on the balcony and look off at the early morning city.
OBI-WAN starts to leave. PADMÉ stays looking off into the distant city.
O BI- W AN:
(continuing
) Padmé, I’m not telling the Council about any of this. I . . . I hope I didn’t upset you. We’re all friends, I care about both of you . . .
P ADMÉ: Thank you, Obi-Wan.
O BI- W AN: Please do what you can to help him.
----
95 (71) INT. CORUSCANT—PADMÉ’S APARTMENT—DAY
PADMÉ, MON MOTHMA, and five other Senators (BANA BREEMU, FANG ZAR, CHI EEKWAY, GIDDEAN DANU, BAIL ORGANA) sit in Padmé’s living room. C-3PO serves drinks to the guests.
P ADMÉ: We cannot let this turn into another war.
B AIL O RGANA: Absolutely, that is the last thing we want.
M ON M OTHMA: We are hoping to form an alliance in the Senate to stop the Chancellor from further subverting the constitution, that’s all.
P ADMÉ: I know a Jedi I feel it would be wise to consult.
B ANA B REEMU: That would be dangerous.
M ON M OTHMA: We don’t know where the Jedi stand in all this.
P ADMÉ: I only wish to discuss this with one . . . one I trust.
G IDDEAN D ANU: Going against the Chancellor without the support of the Jedi is risky.
P ADMÉ: The Jedi aren’t any happier with the situation than we are . . .
C HI E EKWAY: Patience, Senator.
F ANG Z AR: We have so many Senators on our side, surely that will pursuade the Chancellor.
B ANA B REEMU: When you present the “petition of the two thousand” to the Chancellor, things may change.
B AIL O RGANA: Let us see what we can accomplish in the Senate, before we include the Jedi.
PADMÉ takes a deep breath in frustration and disappointment.
----
96 (72) EXT. CORUSCANT—CLONE LANDING PLATFORM—DAY
ANAKIN and OBI-WAN walk onto a landing platform overlooking a docking bay, where THOUSANDS OF CLONE TROOPS and armored weapons, tanks, etc., are being loaded onto a massive REPUBLIC ASSAULT SHIP.
A NAKIN: You’re going to need me on this one, Master.
O BI- W AN: Oh, I agree. However it may turn out just to be a wild bantha chase.
OBI-WAN starts to turn and leave.
A NAKIN: Master!
OBI-WAN stops and ANAKIN walks over to him.
A NAKIN:
(continuing
) Master, I’ve disappointed you. I have not been very appreciative of your training . . . I have been arrogant and I apologize . . . I’ve just been so frustrated with the Council. Your friendship means
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