Concluded to perfection, although I too would have been happy to see Nox torture Ravage all day long. Thank-you for an amazing journey through Marr's life, and I'll be watching for where next you may take us.

Beautifully written. Touching chapter that sadly taught Marr, in death, the misplacing of his loyalties that he could never see in life. You've given me even more reasons to revile Ravage and look forward to his day of reckoning.

It seems hard to imagine Darth Marr as the doting father, and yet you've made me believe so effortlessly - wonderful chapter! It's sad to see that Liaseph never fully recovered over the years, but she must love Liatrix in her own way despite how conflicted she must be.

Wonderful chapter, as always
Vowrawn being the joyous and eccentric Sith Lord he is
And also, just now realizing Liatrix is the Jedi Knight from your other stories
Also, awesome cameo of Nox

Surprised to see Vowrawn at the funeral, figured he didn't have the guts to show up. Young Liatrix and Theron were so cute! And the revenge- so fitting! It's been a great story, and I've enjoyed every word of it, so naturally I hope to see the next one. I know, at times you need a break, but come back to it. Please :)

It was quite a journey, and I have to thank you for writing another incredible story.
I loved every chapter, every phrase and every word of it. The end was fitting. Ravage did deserve worst, but I'll take it.:)
Let me know when the book is out. I will do the same...hopefully. He he.
Thank you again for hours of wonderful adventures.

Did I catch a Scourge quote in there? "I will always be sith, but that does not mean we cannot work together" -snicker- Omg Nox is a hoot! Another bittersweet ending as the story comes to a close. Thank you for writing it! A roller coaster of emotion - as always :)

Well, nobody let Vowrawn water anything anymore, that's for certain...

Hmm...I am on the fence about Liaseph. But she did die, and the past is in the past.
Finding out about everything must be killing Marr all over again.
Great chapter. As always I am looking forward the next one.:)

You've captured the struggles of Post-Postpartum quite accurately between mother, father, husband and wife. I hope everyone comes through this okay. Quite a bit of intrigue with The Executioner and how Marr didn't sense his presence or why he corroborated Marr's story of Voss - look forward to seeing all this unfold!

Beautiful chapter and for all Marr's claims of a thread bare hold on his humanity, his reaction to the birth of his daughter proves he is a man that can still be redeemed. Well, his humanity can be, he's still all Dark and Sithy of course.

Oh how the nonsensical prophecies of the Voss are so... nonsensical. I do look forward to how they will be fulfilled, though. I appreciate Marr's kinship to the Gormak - they seemed like a much more fun bunch to hang out with.

Of all the heartbreak in this story so far, I think this gets the grand prize. Such sorrow :(

Holy hell. RAVAGE? He needs to die.. a lot. more than once if possible.

The fork flung at Ravage! -glowers- He slips out and the future is in our grasp!