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The emperor thought, "In case one of my apprentices ever gets burnt, I'm going to keep a super bad ass burn suit on hand."

I don't know why specifically, but physical love (and the fear of losing it) can lead you to do irrational things. That must be why the Jedi forbid it.

Well, I'm a student of eastern philosophy, and I used to have a big problem with the idea of no attachments. I thought the idea meant that it was meaningless to build relationships with people, to love your spouse, etc because you're not supposed to be attached. But I read the best thing recently in Yoga Journal. It says what it really means is that you have to be willing to let go of attachments when the time is right. IE, your parent gets sick and dies, you should celebrate their life, grieve for a moment, then move on with your life. Not lay in bed for 2 months, lose your job, and just make your life miserable. Or, it's okay to enjoy that wide-screen TV if you have a good salary and can afford it, but if you lose your job and need money for food, you need to be willing to sell the TV and not bitch and moan about it. Having inappropriate attachments is what causes suffering.

So, what Yoda was trying to tell Anakin was that if someone dies, you have to accept it the best you can and move on. For Anakin, what that should have meant was that if Padme was destined to die in childbirth, he should be there to hold her hand and comfort her, then take their babies and keep on living.

For Obi-wan, even though he had a brotherly relationship with Anakin, he was wise enough to realize that it was time to let go of that attachment. I've heard fangirls on Hayden's forum say they hate Obi-wan, that they would have poured water on Anakin, and taken his legless body back to their mom's house for freaky sex. But that's inappropriate attachment. He's not the person that Obi-wan loved anymore, he's done horrible things and will continue to do horrible things if allowed to do so.

I've seen them on Ebay, and not at reasonable prices. Or else I would have one myself. I'm kind of an R2 girl. (My car has a bumper sticker I made myself that says "R2D2 is my co-pilot" and there is a plush R2 in the back window. And an action figure on the dashboard. And a vintage R2 charm necklace dangling from the rearview.

R2 was my tentative link to the Star Wars world before I fell for Anakin's mullet. It was the one thing I had to pacify my husband ... "Yeah, the space fights in the OT bore me to tears, but boy R2 is great! He's so cute and spunky!" Now I just have naughty dreams of Hayden - yay!

I don't know what the power is, but it makes me hot. I now check desiringhayden.net daily to see what Hayden is up to. That place is full of about 20,000 girls (and some guys) from all over the world that all want to jump his bones. It's a little scary.