(a fan comic)
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Panel 1-Mace is breifing Yoda on the situation at Mon Calamari while Yoda paces back and forth.
Mace: The situation on Mon Calamari is a volatile one.
Panel 2-Mace is concerned as he studies a datapad intently.
Mace: Before the Clone Wars broke out the planet had two uarren representatives in the senate.
Mace: Senator Tundra Dowmeia was always a loyalist but his fellow representative, Senator Tikkes, was always on the side of the Seperatists. It comes as no surprise that he has openly joined the Confederacy.
Panel 3-Yoda stops pacing to give Mace his full attention.
Mace: Reverand Tikkes, as they call him now, has been stirring up the people of the planet against the republic. Claiming to champion equal rights for both the Quarren and the Clamarians.
Yoda: Valid complaints he has too.
Panel 4-Mace sighs. He is sad about the state of things and the trouble Tikkes has caused.
Mace: Yes, but he he is going about it the wrong way.
Mace: It was his influence that led Commander Merai's involvement at the battle of Kamino, and his his death there.
Panel 5-Yoda shakes his head.
Yoda: A shame it is that such potential should go to waste.
Mace: More will die if a civil war breaks out on the planet.
Panel 6-Medium shot of Mace and Yoda talking. They both seem tired from the weight of the war.
Mace: We do not have the recources at the moment to help the loyalists on Mon Calamari to fight a war.
Mace: There are too many other worlds that are more important for the time being.
Panel 7-Close up of Yoda. He is determined to make up for his failure by rescuing the hostages.
Yoda: Go, I will, to Mon Calamari.
Mace: We can only spare a small strike force.
Yoda: Take what I can get I will, but rescue the hostages we must.