Travelling to Coruscant’s Senate building, Anakin, Obi-Wan and Chancellor Palpatine are greeted by
the other senators. Leaving the Senate shuttle bus, Obi-Wan goes to report to the Jedi Council
allowing for Anakin to meet the politicians. Going to meet his secret wife Senator Amidala,
she reveals that she was pregnant, much to the delight of the Jedi knight. Later that night,
Anakin awoke to nightmare of Padme dying in childbirth, and he was terrified of losing Padme
like he had lost his mother. Although Padme tries to reassure him and to tell Obi-Wan, but Anakin
goes to Master Yoda. The Jedi Grandmaster tells Anakin to let go of anything he feared to lose,
making Anakin even more conflicted. As a result, Palpatine was able to easily pray upon the unease,
and seduces Anakin to the Dark Side of the Force, by promising the knowledge to save Padme.
But what if the voice of Qui-Gon Jinn had appeared to Anakin when he was having these nightmares?
Would his advice help the resolve the conflict within Anakin?
As you are about to see, the introduction of Qui-Gon will change the balance of the Force…
Leaving Padme’s apartment, Anakin thought about going to Obi-Wan, just as Padme had told him to
do, but he felt his master was too close to the Council. Walking into the Jedi Temple,
Anakin suddenly froze. If he was not mistaken, he had just heard the voice of Qui-Gon.
Looking around him, he saw nothing. Walking to Yoda’s quarters, the spirit of Qui-Gon lifted
several objects around them both. Anakin gazed at Yoda in disbelief. What he had said about Qui-Gon
transcending the living Force had been true. Even if his training had been incomplete,
and he could not become a Force ghost, his presence was now invaluable. Leaving Anakin and
Qui-Gon, Yoda leaves and the Jedi knight shares the nightmares he had been having about Padme.
The spirit of Qui-Gon was humming in the Force, until he told Anakin to be mindful
of these visions, as the future was always in motion. Asking Qui-Gon what he should do,
the former Jedi master tells him to get away from Coruscant, and away from his troubles.
Anakin is still concerned, but the soothing presence of Qui-Gon encourages him to fly away,
a request accepted by Yoda. Before he did so, Anakin visited Padme’s apartment and
told her that he would be back soon, and to not worry about nightmares. A not reassured Padme
is forced to see Anakin go again. Leaving in his Jedi starfighter, Anakin had thought about Naboo,
but that would remind him of Padme, so decides instead to go to Mandalore and help Ahsoka.
With Anakin gone, the Jedi Council cannot use Anakin to spy on the Chancellor,
and the Chancellor cannot give Anakin a seat on the Jedi Council, or properly seduce him to the
dark side so the two sides have to continue their war. Nonetheless, on his way to Mandalore, Anakin
received a transmission from Palpatine informing him of Grievous’ location on Utapau. Hovering in
Republic airspace, Anakin relays the news to the Jedi Council, who dispatch Obi-Wan. Anakin
requests to join him and Master Windu initially disagrees, but Yoda overrides his decision to
allow Anakin to join Obi-Wan. Turning around to join his master, they eventually land on Utapau.
Splitting up to find Grievous on Pau City, Obi-Wan is the first to reach the cyborg, and begins their
surprise attack. The Separatist army are lulled into a state of comfort by Obi-Wan’s half of
his army, before Anakin’s half struck them like an unstoppable wave. With the Separatists in retreat,
Anakin goes to help his master, and together they manage to defeat Grievous. Contacting the Jedi
Council, they are pleased with the efforts of the two Jedi and plan to make Anakin a Jedi master,
after he had arrived on Coruscant. Also on Coruscant, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine was
seated in his office, displeased with recent events. Having gotten rid of Count Dooku,
he had thought the path to Anakin becoming his apprentice had been cleared, but Anakin had
mysteriously flown away. Sidious needed to take action before Anakin returned from Utapau. Asking
his guards to prepare his ship, Sidious goes to Mandalore to resolve his former apprentice. In
the Jedi Council chamber, Anakin and Obi-Wan had arrived from their defeat Grievous, and they hold
a short ceremony to make Anakin a Jedi master. Sitting in the centre of the room, the voice of
Qui-Gon could be heard again, and gave warning in the Force that Ahsoka was in danger. Leaping
to his feet, he sprints to the Jedi Council’s Communications center and finds his Commander
Rex. The clone soon brings Ahsoka, and Anakin orders her to leave as she was in grave danger.
A confused Ahsoka agrees, having already captured Maul, and she makes her way to
depart. As she enters her cruiser, she feels on overwhelming darkness, and gazing overhead,
the silhouette of Sidious’ shuttle floated in the air. The real threat had arrived.
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