"Together Again" Episode Guide | The Clone Wars - Season 7, Episode 8

Imprisoned again by the Pykes once again for failing to deliver a shipment of spice, Ahsoka and the Martez sisters debate what to do. Finally, Ahsoka has a plan, but she will not tell her new friends.

The three appear before the Pyke leader, Marg Krim. Ahsoka says she wants to cut a deal in exchange for her percentage, and claims that the sisters hid the spice off-world. The gangster grants them one rotation to bring it back, while Ahsoka remains with the Pykes. Once alone, the Pykes admit to knowing this is a deception, but they have no other choice -- an unnamed "he" will destroy them should he find out.

Bo-Katan and the other Mandalorians moniter the stronghold from the outside; meanwhile, Ahsoka opens her cell with the power of the Force, eventually securing weapons in an armory. Back on Coruscant, Rafa decides she's going to help Ahsoka escape. How? "By delivering the spice, of course," she says.

Trace and Rafa arrive at a refinery. Thanks to some fast talking, Rafa convinces the dimwitted workers to load spice onto their ship.

On Oba Diah, Ahsoka places explosives throughout the Pyke complex before stumbling upon a conversation — between Krim and Maul!

Ahsoka absconds into a control room and runs a communications trace, discovering that Maul's signal is coming from Mandalore. Shortly thereafter, Krim reappears and sends his goons to catch Ahsoka. She wields the power of the Force in battle and fights impressively, but there are too many of the Pykes. Surrounded, Ahsoka tells Krim that her friends did not know she is, or was, a Jedi.

While the workers load spice onto Trace and Rafa's ship, the refinery manager soon appears. He is not so easily fooled and soon attacks Rafa. Eventually, the sisters emerge victorious, spice in tow.

Krim prepares to execute Ahsoka when the sisters arrive with the spice. But before they can deliver it, Krim reveals that Ahsoka is a Jedi. The news shocks Trace and Rafa, though they have little time to consider it, as Krim gives the order to kill them all. At that moment, Ahsoka detonates her explosives, and the Pyke citadel erupts into chaos.

The trio escapes and makes it back to Trace's ship, the Silver Angel — with the Pykes close behind! Ahsoka holds off their pursers, but they soon lose their guns and rear deflector shields. Trace doesn't panic, however; she turns the ship around, zooming straight for a Pyke ship. She doesn't budge, forcing the Pyke to swerve away -- right into a spire.

Ahsoka, Trace, and Rafa return to Level 1313 on Coruscant. Despite her earlier conflicts with Ahsoka, Rafa says that Tano acts the way she always wanted Jedi to be. "Jedi or not, I consider you my friend," Trace adds. Their talk is soon interrupted, however.

The Mandalorians tracked Ahsoka and the Martez sisters! Ahsoka immediately moves to protect her friends, when Bo-Katan removes her helmet. "You and I have a common enemy," she says, holding a holo of Maul. "I need your help."

Ahsoka is worried that this path may lead her back to the Jedi, but the Martez sisters encourage her to go. "All right. But let me keep my bike here," Ahsoka says. "Just in case."

Many of the dock workers are Toongs, the same species as the ill-fated podracer Ben Quadinaros in Star Wars: The Phantom Menance.

Maul mentions Crimson Dawn – the criminal organization he leads in Solo: A Star Wars Story.

As this arc evolved, Bo-Katan and Mandalorians were incorporated into the story. Their presence, and their recruitment of Ahsoka, leads directly into the final arc.

Ursa Wren, mother of Star Wars Rebels hero Sabine Wren, can be seen flanking Bo-Katan.

"The Pykes, as we see, they're kind of working under their own constraints and difficulties, and they've got their own problems that sort of drive the rationality of their ruthlessness and the way that they do business." - Dee Bradley Baker ("Fife")

"This four-part arc, for me, it's actually a story of friendship." - Ashley Eckstein ("Ahsoka Tano")

"At the end of the day for Ahsoka, even though she's left the Jedi Order, she cannot, in my opinion, deny that she was raised there and it has made a profound impression on her. She's going to do the right thing. She cannot just look at people that are in peril and walk away from it. There's just no way she could do that. It's not who she is." - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)

"It's just about relating to what people experience, what kids experience. No one wants to be an outsider. You want to be seen, you want to be heard." - Dave Filoni (Executive Producer & Supervising Director)

Ahsoka by JP Balmet

Maul by Kilian Plunkett

Mandalorian Gauntlet by JP Balmet

Orondia Refueling Station by Chris Glenn

Pyke foreman by JP Balmet

Pyke workers by JP Balmet

Pyke planet warehouse exterior by Amy Beth Christenson

Pyke planet warehouse interior by Amy Beth Christenson

Mandalorian lighting concept by Jason Boesch

The Silver Angel lighting concept by Jason Boesch

Ahsoka in Pyke warehouse lighting concept by Jason Boesch

Trace, Rafa, and Ahsoka goodbye lighting concept by Jason Boesch