Murder the Dawn: Chapter Thirty Five: It's Only Just Begun

In which Acheron attacks the Temple, and Bail Organa decides to get the hell out of dodge just so he can actually do something about the invasion.

Disclaimer: Not mine, never will be.

Author's Notes: Included a bit of a reference to the whole "Deception" arc in The Clone Wars -- another thing that, on further thought, really bugs me. Because true, Obi-Wan's lied (in a sense) in the Original Trilogy, but it's not the Original Trilogy yet, and you would think, at least from one standpoint, that Obi-Wan would be a little more upset about having to deceive Anakin. I mean, look at his reaction in Revenge of the Sith when he has to go after Anakin, not to mention...well, a lot of what he goes through in Revenge of the Sith in regards to Anakin. Because Anakin's not just his Padawan; he's like a brother to Obi-Wan, and I don't think Obi-Wan would be able to throw that away that easily. I haven't really gotten to "Crisis on Naboo" yet (so I'll have to see how it all pans out in the end), but from what I saw in "Deception/Friends and Enemies/The Box" -- yeah, I don't think it was one of the Clone Wars' finest hours, really. I just hope they don't repeat that in Season Five.

But anyway, enough rambling/ranting (and I do apologize if I inadvertently offended anyone; it just bugged me) -- I hope you enjoy this chapter at any rate!


( There was no time to waste. )

Murder the Dawn: Chapter Thirty Five: It's Only Just Begun

In which Acheron attacks the Temple, and Bail Organa decides to get the hell out of dodge just so he can actually do something about the invasion.

Disclaimer: Not mine, never will be.

Author's Notes: Included a bit of a reference to the whole "Deception" arc in The Clone Wars -- another thing that, on further thought, really bugs me. Because true, Obi-Wan's lied (in a sense) in the Original Trilogy, but it's not the Original Trilogy yet, and you would think, at least from one standpoint, that Obi-Wan would be a little more upset about having to deceive Anakin. I mean, look at his reaction in Revenge of the Sith when he has to go after Anakin, not to mention...well, a lot of what he goes through in Revenge of the Sith in regards to Anakin. Because Anakin's not just his Padawan; he's like a brother to Obi-Wan, and I don't think Obi-Wan would be able to throw that away that easily. I haven't really gotten to "Crisis on Naboo" yet (so I'll have to see how it all pans out in the end), but from what I saw in "Deception/Friends and Enemies/The Box" -- yeah, I don't think it was one of the Clone Wars' finest hours, really. I just hope they don't repeat that in Season Five.

But anyway, enough rambling/ranting (and I do apologize if I inadvertently offended anyone; it just bugged me) -- I hope you enjoy this chapter at any rate!


( There was no time to waste. )