Interestingly enough there is an actual medical condition colloquially called broken heart syndrome, where the phrase is physiologically literal, and increases the person's mortality rate. It partly explains why long lived partners die within months of each other; the surviving partner afflicted with the condition.
What's more interesting is how the medical paper that makes the condition well known in the west came out in 2005, the same year as ROTS.
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as someone who hasnt seen star wars this comic is fucking hilarious
As someone who has seen Star Wars, this is hilarious because it honestly makes a ton more sense than the shit that actually ended up on screen.
They have bacta tanks, but people still die in child birth?
She didn’t die from child birth, she died from losing the will to live.
Like if you don’t consciously decide to keep staying alive, it’ll suddenly stop happening.
Interestingly enough there is an actual medical condition colloquially called broken heart syndrome, where the phrase is physiologically literal, and increases the person's mortality rate. It partly explains why long lived partners die within months of each other; the surviving partner afflicted with the condition.
What's more interesting is how the medical paper that makes the condition well known in the west came out in 2005, the same year as ROTS.
Then why doesn't it work for me hmmm?
But that's just a theory
A film theory!
All the suicide people that used a gun, jumped a building, etc: I am a joke to you?
Pfff. You just lack her incredible will to ditch her children to a monster.
Reminds me of Mary explaining her pregnancy to Joseph.
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.
Thanks, I Hate It