As I have seen so far, the development is slow for Star Wars, but it has a realistic and realistic impression. It presents a fictitious galactic society and encourages empathy for those of us who live in the real world, making a clear distinction from the fun and entertaining popular movies like Sequel.
I think that many viewers will notice that the reality of galactic society is surprisingly similar to the real world, and that it is different from the dream world they had imagined until now.
However, there are endless points of interest, such as advanced technology, coexistence with aliens, and diversity of ways of life. The content is persuasive because it reflects the real world, and it can be recognized that it is a “real thing” that can not be said to be an imagination of anything.
Well, the empire's rule is strong, but because it is forced, it invites a backlash, and a rebellion will surely sprout.
The Empire believes it has put an end to wartime turmoil and brought security and order to the galaxy, but this is the reality. The evils of human dictatorship are exposed.
The Emperor purged the Jedi and emerged victorious, seizing power over the entire galaxy. But now that he has achieved it, he fears that his position will be taken from him.
The emperor maintains the wartime regime of the empire. This is without the Senate, the Parliament is a decoration. It has become a formal gathering, and it is clear that dissolution is approaching. Disbanded with a word from the emperor. The legislators are afraid of that and don't say to defy the emperor.
The only remaining Senate privilege is money. The senators are still living affluent lives and don't care about the citizens of the galaxy.
Mon Mothma is a person who has the courage to ring the alarm bells in the Senate. She plans to use the Senate money to fund the founding of the rebel army. This is a betrayal of the Empire and a dangerous act of deception. The emperor is leaving the senate empty, so it's a chance until it's disbanded.
The Senate's money and each senator's asset management are monitored by the empire, so let's look forward to future developments as to how they will slip through.
Also, a meeting with the Separatists would later lead to the Separatists being greeted by the rebels. The Separatists, who once fought against the Republic, join a rebellion against the Empire. This would be a miscalculation for the emperor.
Interestingly, Senator Palpatine had a personal relationship with Mon Mothma before he became Emperor. Senator Palpatine was not charismatic, but he was a serious, hardworking, soft-spoken good man.
She could never have imagined that behind the scenes she had ambitions to become emperor. Having watched Palpatine for so long, Mon Mothma was amazed at his transformation. He used the war to kill even the Jedi. Mon Mothma is pleading in the Senate whether the power of the entire galaxy should be concentrated in one man.
(Most of the members of the "2000 Petitions" just before the end of the war were arrested and expelled.)
Mon Mothma's presence grows as her voice in Congress increases.
As a result of this, he was later elected Chancellor of the New Republic.