Continuity mistake: In the scene where Anakin arrives on Mustafar and tells R2-D2 to stay with the ship, he pulls the hood of his robe over his head with two organic hands. His right hand should be mechanical. [This mistake is mentioned in the audio commentary: this shot is taken from a shot of Obi-Wan later in the film when leaving Padme's apartment. Still a mistake, though.] (01:32:55)
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: George Lucas
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Ewan McGregor, Christopher Lee, Frank Oz, James Earl Jones, Natalie Portman, Hayden Christensen, Anthony Daniels, Ian McDiarmid, Jimmy Smits, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew
Sidious gives Order 66 to all of the clone troop commanders which states to kill all Jedi. Only Yoda and Obi-Wan survive. Darth Vader leads a team of Clone Troopers to the Jedi Temple and all Jedi die. Not long after, Sidious appoints himself Emperor and declares the Republic a Galactic Empire. Anakin is ordered by Sidious to go to the lava planet Mustafar to kill the Separatist leaders. Yoda goes to confront the newly appointed Emperor and they duel throughout the Senate Chamber. Yoda flees from the battle after realizing that he cannot defeat Sidious. Obi-Wan defeats Anakin on Mustafar, leaving him critically injured on the banks of a lava river. Padme dies in childbirth, after Luke and Leia are born. Leia is given to Senator Bail Organa, to live in disguise as his daughter. Luke is given to his remaining Skywalker family on tattooine to live in secret. Obi Wan lives on tattooine in exile in order to watch over Luke, and during this time studies the force and all its mysteries. The last shot then shows Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader watch over the beginning construction of the Death Star.
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Question: Does Vader sleep in his suit?
Answer: Darth Vader does have his own personal chamber made to assist him with the equipment /suit he wears as well as, I'm sure, for resting/meditation purposes. Also keep in mind that Jedi/Sith, especially those trained to use the force (particularly those having mastered it), don't need the same sleep requirements regular folks need. They can "sleep" sitting straight up, on top of much harder elements and they can even "draw" energy from the force to help them stay awake. The expanded universe, via the books, gives more examples of Jedi/Sith sleeping or measures they take.
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Answer: Darth Vader has a special chamber in which parts of the suit can be removed for comfort. When he is not in the chamber he must wear it at all times in order to survive.