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Well... that just happened, can't believe I didn't read these after Past is Prologue good story.

Beautiful. I love it.

Good ending to the story, I love Willow as a heroine, but she also makes for a great villain, so it's cool to see evil Willow again, especially since I can't think of many, if any good fanfiction where Willow is one of the big bads.

First Firefly references, then Hogans Heroes? You have good taste.

Love the "Let's go to work" line, it was a nice nod at the season finale of Angel. I see in the AN that Buffy and Willow won't hook up. That's fine, I enjoy their friendship the way it is. Buffy is straight, and Willow still seems to have some hope of getting back to Tara; she won't move on while she has that hope.

Ha, I loved this chapter. "At least our baddies didn't have rocket packs", well that's only because you left before you could fight the trio. Oh, Obi-Wan, weren't you in the middle of something before you stopped for a drink? This really brings to mind "I am Obi-Wan Kenobi and I am an alcoholic".

ive read this series 4 times now and still like it just as much as the first time, very nicely done.

ive been meaning to ask are you gonna pair buffy with anyone likeobi-wan or wait till she gets home and use angel or spike?

just wanted to say

Nejaa Halcyon is the grandfatrher of Corran Horn i forgot his son name but its in the (i,jedi) book and yes that is its name

Y'know, funny you mention the RAW homecoming in chapter 3 of Attack Of The Chosen...I was actually there. Great show.

This episode really surprised me at several points, I must admit, but none more than the revelation that Willow had, 1. Gained Force-sensitivity and 2. Joined with the Sith. The loss of her arm was also well done, and the "mirrored injuries" (e.g. the scar and cybernetic arm) thing between her and Anakin is morbidly amusing.

Buffy is good for a sister to Anakin, unsurprisingly, as she is used keeping impulsive people in line; hell, she WAS one of those impulsive people until she got more experience as a Slayer.

awesome! I knew Willow would go to the dark side as soon as Buffy gave Mace that warning at the end of episode 1. I've always liked when characters go evil for some reason.

Hoo boy...

THAT could have gone a great deal better.

It’s a good thing that Anakin didn’t kill those Sand People, of course- the last thing we need is him becoming more ‘in touch’ with his darker instincts, ESPECIALLY with ‘Darth Traya’ to deal with-, and Shmi’s survival is certainly encouraging, but the fact that Willow’s gone evil on us is certainly NOT something to be enthusiastic about (And that was BEFORE she destroyed Buffy’s arm).

Why is it I have a sneaking suspicion that Palpatine arranged that ‘meeting’ with her old master she mentioned here...?

I have a feeling that to say things are going to get ugly in the later confrontations is a SERIOUS understatement!

I wasn’t certain about Buffy’s reaction to the collar when Dooku first put it on, but in the end it made a certain sense; no matter how strong she is or how far she’s come since then, some old ‘habits’ are hard to break (Plus, it gives Faith a chance to give BUFFY a pep-talk; what’s not to like about THAT?)...

Plus, hey; your exploration of the family dynamic between her and Anakin remains interesting, if nothing else (Particularly the height-related comments; people really didn’t seem to discuss that area that much in the show that I recall).

In general, the only real problem I have with this story is the heavy use of “Firefly”-themed references (Particularly with Buffy and Anakin speaking Ancient Corellian/Chinese); they don’t really seem to add anything to the overall plot- apart form that gag about “It may be a dead language but Master Yoda was around for a few birthdays before the funeral”- and in the end seemed more like a bit of gratuitous ‘fanwank’ than anything else.

Still, the twist with Dark Traya helps to make up for that; I am DEFINITELY looking forward to seeing where things go from here!

This story is a great ep. 2 I loved it all were to start 1) I loved the changes Buffy went through, starting in the last chapter of ep. 1 and ending her as when she was a slayer she used her anger and hate, giving her power but losing control in combat, to a Jedi if she did that she could become a living monster, the brush with the Dark Side shows just how real that danger is. 2) I loved the way you tie in Willow problems from the show with the Star Wars Universe problems to make a totally believable fall to the Dark Side.3) The Family dynamic between Buffy and Anakin was top of the line. And 4) I Loved having Mace as her master, great addition.

I feel I must point out that the ships on the ground at the end of episode 2 are NOT Victory class star destroyers. The Victory class is not capable of atmospheric entry and planetary landing, as it is designed to operate solely in space. The ships you see the clone troopers marching into at the end of the movie are, in fact, the Victory's predecessor, the Acclamator-class cruiser.