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Emperor Vader Speech
Emperor Vader
By: Daniel Lim
What if Vader had won against Obi-Wan? How would the galaxy be like? Hey thanks for all the reviews and comments! Really appreciate them!
Rated: Fiction T - English - Sci-Fi - Anakin Skywalker, Padmé Amidala - Chapters: 6 - Words: 6,635 - Reviews: 20 - Favs: 24 - Follows: 35 - Updated: Jun 20, 2011 - Published: Aug 28, 2009 - id: 5338773
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Chapter 3

4 years later...

"Today's top story; His Majesty Emperor Vader has declared that this year's Empire Day celebrations would take place a week earlier than anticipated, in order to give the 501st Legion sufficient training space for their rehearsals for the Victory Day parade to take place at Monument Plaza. Monument Plaza has remained …show more content…
Following the devastating Order 66, the Jedi have been painted as pariahs following an outdated set of teachings, and those who submit themselves to the rule of Emperor Vader were rehabilitated into the newly-created institution known as the Imperial Knights; the Empire's 'Jedi' which pledged their loyalty to the Emperor first and foremost. It helped that Vader was still fondly remembered and admired among younger former Jedi apprentices for his exploits in the Clone Wars. The transition was a lot less bloody than Order 66 itself, in any case.

Once, Empress Vader had been Padmé Amidala, and Emperor Vader, Anakin Skywalker. Once, she was just a Senator, fighting for a cause she firmly believed in. Once, she was just a wife, praying hard for the safe return of the man she loved from the adventures that would immortalize his name in the annals of the Clone Wars. Once, she was just Padmé.

No longer. She is now Empress of the known galaxy and beyond, moderating the punishments of her husband with a soft touch he could never have. She is now a mother, the queen of Prince Luke and Princess Leia, both of whom she love beyond the people she once served, and husband of a man she could not bring herself to love any longer.

Now, she is Empress
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