Palpatine has won galactic control and Anakin's soul, but there are those who know the truth. Palpatine now sets out to control the minds and souls of the peoples of his soon to be new empire.

The battle for galactic control continues. And a young man starts down a dark path. My sequel to Building of Empires

Qui-Gon takes a moment to reflect on events on Naboo and is interrupted by his former master, Count Dooku.

My version of what I thought Episode 2 could have been, written in the month or so after Phantom Menace was first released. Darth Sidious starts his attempts toward galactic domination-and gaining the soul of a young man.

Three weeks after the festivities on Naboo, the galaxy converges on Coruscant as the Trade Federation trial begins. This was originally written in the months after The Phantom Menace first came out, so it is set in my imagination, not Lucas's. This is a prequel to my version of episode 2, Building of Empires.

If you liked the summing up of events at the end of CotW 2, then I doubt you'll like this. But, if you're like me, and thought they were strange to delusional...Perhaps the thoughts of a man with a head injury...read on.

The Ents have taken Isengard. Now Merry and Pippin must wait for Aragorn and the Riders of Rohan.

Just what happened to Valen? Why was there no body?

On their travels, Lyta and G'kar have had many adventures. This is just one.

Didn't Earth Dome even care that the first Earth Ambassador to Minbar just *disappeared*? Set early season 5.

This story makes a great leap of interpretation. After reading *To Dream in the City of Sorrows* and the spoilers for the comic series *In Valen's Name* (on the Lurker pages), I decided to give a slight twist to Delenn's comments that Valen's children were partly human. Two years after the events of War Without End...or 998 years before that event-your pick.

I've wondered why Jeff Sinclair didn't send more of a message to Garibaldi during WWE. What if he had, but it wasn't delivered until later. (Early 5th season).

Michael Garibaldi waits for the return of the others from Babylon 4.

This is a Sinclair story-I always thought he knew more than he let on in WWE-but how much and how did he learn it, since I also noticed those Minbari who knew, were uncomfortable with the part he played in their history.

Peregrin Took and his friends have vanished and an ancient enemy has returned. Peregrin's father, Thain Paladin Took and the families of the missing Hobbits, separately, have only questions-but together they find some answers-but little comfort.

One should not ignore the visions of the Seer, especially a king who's destiny will forever be tied to the month of March.