Attack Of The Clones — Star Wars Episode Ii

Consumed by rage, Anakin slaughters the entire tribe—men, women, and children. He returns to Padmé, weeping with guilt and self-loathing, confessing, "I am a Jedi. I am not supposed to do this." He vows to become powerful enough to prevent death itself. Anakin and Padmé rush to Geonosis to warn Obi-Wan, who has been captured while spying on a Separatist summit. In a vast droid factory, Anakin and Padmé are also caught, and they are all sentenced to death in the Petranaki Arena .

Obi-Wan pieces it together: Jango is the assassin. He confronts Jango, leading to a fight on a rainy landing platform. Jango escapes in his ship, Slave I , with his unaltered son (and fellow bounty hunter in training), . Obi-Wan tracks them to the desolate, rocky planet of Geonosis . star wars episode ii attack of the clones

Ten years have passed since the Battle of Naboo. The Galactic Republic is in a state of decay. Corruption is rampant in the Senate, and thousands of star systems, disillusioned with the Republic’s inability to mediate disputes or provide security, are seceding under the leadership of the charismatic former Jedi Master, Count Dooku . This separatist movement, known as the Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS), has begun secretly amassing a massive droid army. Consumed by rage, Anakin slaughters the entire tribe—men,

On Naboo, the tension between Anakin and Padmé simmers. Anakin confesses his love, but Padmé resists, citing their duty and the Jedi Code. While discussing politics and the failures of democracy, Anakin expresses admiration for authoritarian rule that can force people to agree—a dark seed of his future. Anakin and Padmé rush to Geonosis to warn