Poor Qui-Gon is grieving throughout this entire story, since the love of his life Tahl was killed in the last story. There are some touching moments - Obi-Wan doesn't know what to do to comfort his master, and in the end, Qui-Gon finds comfort by helping someone who has lost her husband. The story is kind of an "evidence against the Mafia" plot, but without too many twists. It's the great character interaction that makes this book (and the series) shine.
4.20.2002
Jedi Apprentice 17: The Only Witness / Jude Watson : 4 of 5
Poor Qui-Gon is grieving throughout this entire story, since the love of his life Tahl was killed in the last story. There are some touching moments - Obi-Wan doesn't know what to do to comfort his master, and in the end, Qui-Gon finds comfort by helping someone who has lost her husband. The story is kind of an "evidence against the Mafia" plot, but without too many twists. It's the great character interaction that makes this book (and the series) shine.
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