Favorite Character who has a very ironic fate or death?
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-Emperor Palpatine/Darth Sidious: Just the fact that he died ironically is ironic by itself because of the famous scene, where he tells the story of Darth Plagueis. He died the same way he killed his Master (Darth Plagueis), being taken by surprise by his own apprentice in a vulnerable moment. However, there is another Irony in his death. The reason why Anakin even betrayed the Jedi order and became Palpatine's apprentice in the first place was to save his family/Padme, who was pregnant with Luke and Leia, because of the dream prophecy he had, but in the end, he was powerless against fate, and Padme died after giving birth. Ironically, in Episode 6, Anakin/Darth Vader betrayed Palpatine to save Luke from being fried to death by Palpatine's force lightning, so in the end, Vader betrayed him for the same reason why he had joined him.
-Humanity (All Tomorrows, especially the Colonials): What nobody tells you about All Tomorrows is that humanity exterminated all aliens it encountered across the stars, and that's why the Qu were so mad at them. After the Qu victory against humanity, they modified humanity to replace all the aliens they had exterminated, and that's the irony.
-The colonials have a special irony, because they were the ones who resisted the most against the Qu, repelling them three times, but they ultimately lost, and received the worst punishment of all the Qu gave to humans. The colonials were turned into living filters, but with their intelligence intact. So they fought the hardest and probably suffered the most during the war, just to suffer more than the rest of humanity after it. Ironically, when they were able to build civilizations again, they actually built a utopia.