Consequences
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Every decision has long reaching consequences. When Ahsoka Tano is taken to the future, she joins Luke Skywalker as he attempts to rescue his friends from Darth Vader. The truth is as devastating to her as it is to him. Away from the Order and the friends she'd known, Ahsoka realizes that she may not like the Council, but she'll always be a Jedi at heart.
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