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Title: Pieces of a Dream
Song: "Pieces of a Dream"
Artist: Anastacia
Category: Alternate Universe (AU), Angst
Characters/Pairings: Anakin/Padmé
Size: 22.45MB
Length: 4:15
Summary: (Alternate Universe) In the Battle of Coruscant, Anakin is killed in his starfighter while trying to dodge rockets. Obi-Wan tells Padmé of Anakin's fate; she starts remembering her times with Anakin.
Extra Notes: I know, I know, HOW long has it been since I've done a Star Wars vid? WAY too long—sorry for the wait, everyone! Anyway, the purple glowy and the reddish glowy clips are Padmé's memories; also, the rest of ROTS happens—Order 66, the birth of the Empire—except for Padmé dying.
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