The Twist

Knowing Piett's history of deflecting responsibility of his mistakes onto others, I sometimes wonder if he has this intention for me.  It is difficult to trust someone from the Dark Side, and Piett hunts the rebellion with a furvor.  He never discusses his job with me, as that would indeed be a conflict of interest, but I cannot help but to wonder if the other Sith know that I am here.  Are they allowing me to stay?  Have they tapped my message line and are watching me?  Am I indeed the cat that I think I am, or am I more of the mouse playing into a trap?

The Assassin showed that someone knows where I am and who I am.  The confrontation with Snowcoog proves this point as well.  If I cannot hide who I am from even the underlings, then I have been compromised at the highest levels.

It is virtually impossible to train and improve my fighting skills as the Executor is a rather crowded vessel, and I cannot find the space.  I spend my time mostly in meditation and scoping out the ship for the best hiding spaces and passageways, should I ever need to escape.  But then I wonder.  Would I leave without the Admiral?  He risks so much for my safety, his career, his life, his crew.  How could I repay him with such insensitivity?  But then I remember he is part of the Empire, and they are my sworn enemy.

But there is a softness to him I believe very few get to see. 

I am torn.  I hold reservations if I was ready for this mission, but the Rebellion holds me in high esteem.  I have the coordinates of where the Executor is heading to in its hunt for the rebel base.  I must transmit them shortly.