Continue the prequel trilogy with "Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones," which shows us how Anakin and Obi-Wan have become like brothers over the years — making their fallout later that much more tragic. Despite the fact that the Jedi aren't allowed to form attachments, Anakin falls in love with Padmé and secretly marries her. Anakin further struggles with distancing himself from those he loves when he travels to Tatooine after sensing that his mother is in trouble. He realizes that she was kidnapped by a tribe of Tusken Raiders and goes to find her. Sadly, their reunion is short-lived — she dies in his arms. We get our first glimpse at Anakin's dark side when he slaughters the Tusken Raiders in anger, hinting at what will happen later on in the franchise.
