"Trace and Rafa are two girls that live in the underworld of Coruscant. They represent a couple of things to me." (1/3) - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)

"They represent the average citizen that's going about their daily lives on Coruscant, and I wanted to show, in many ways, that the Jedi are out of touch with those people." (2/3) - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)

"They also represent, to me as a storyteller, Trace is the younger, slightly more naive but ambitious Ahsoka. And Rafa is the potential, slightly bitter, going-dark, doing-whatever-it-takes-to-achieve-an-end, possibility of who Ahsoka can become." (3/3) - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)

"I remember Dave first telling us about Trace and Rafa. When we first found out it was going to be these sisters, I was like, 'Okay, this is cool.' I really liked the different characteristics. The voice actresses for both of them did such an outstanding job." - Keith Kellogg (Animation Director)

"I think one of my favorite shots is before [the latter half of the fight] starts. One of the brothers goes to punch and [there's] the hand that stops it, and then you pan around and then you see Ahsoka there, holding him." - Keith Kellogg (Animation Director)

"We wanted Rafa to really talk with her hands a lot, so we tried to incorporate that a bit more." - Keith Kellogg (Animation Director)

"I just like that story in general. So working on those episodes was really fun." - Kimberly Patrick (Re-Recording Mixer & Sound Editor)

"Really, I think, Ahsoka as a young person wants to fit in. She wants to find how does she fit in, what's her place. And her worldview is getting challenged by these two girls, and her worldview was just kind of broken by the Jedi. So what does she do and where will she end up? Those are the questions I wanted to attack as we see her making these life decisions, heading toward the end of the war." - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)