Kemper wrote:
That is more than I thought. Are they leading right up to the Sith or just to when Anakin Marries those 2 soldiers
The second one.
Anyway, amazing episode all around. "Our guy" "us"'s (Kirk Douglas in his latest role!

) contempt for clone kind adds a whole new dimension to the nature of those in the ranks. His betrayal was effectively suprising - kind of a prelude to Order 66 in its frightening suddenness. It's funny thinking about the moment Arguyus counsels Ahsoka with that bullshit clone morale mantra about "doing what's right."
As for the other side of the episode, there's a real sense of desperation about stopping Ventress. It's not bad enough that she's going after their prized captive, but that she's also going about it in an ugly and dishonorable way.

Ooh, those Sith! Luminara's comment about her fighting style reflects this concern about the formality of her means. Also, when Ahsoka confronts Ventress for the first time, the clever dialogue here also illuminates this idea. Ahsoka's taunt is academically allusive, admirably alliterated and bearably brief ("hairless harpy"; harpy is a reference to classical mythology, referring specifically to a ravenous, filthy monster having a woman's head and a bird's body), while Ventress's verbage is a long jumble of crude insults ("Skywalker's filthy, obnoxious little pet").
Another interesting moment was Ahsoka's near-fatal attempt to jump down the elevator shaft early on, mirroring a similarly careless free fall in an earlier episode. Shit is getting real.