Some Day I'm Going To Write An Essay About How Padme Naberrie Is The Most Hindu Character In All Of Star
some day i'm going to write an essay about how padme naberrie is the most hindu character in all of star wars in terms of aesthetic and culture, and i will lament on how george lucas did absolutely nothing with hinduism and hindu moralities just so he could have his tragic love lamp.
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