Thundercracker and Skywarp have always kicked ass, but whenever they're shown they're never given much personality beyond "goon". Good to see at least one of them given quite a bit more.

Wow. Its about time this sort of stuff was explored, the mosaics are fantastic.

And is it just me, or are the Decepticon Mosaics infinately better written than the Autobot ones?

Nice to see a new side of Thundercracker.

This was a good story, but it kinda gayed him up.

I think it's too much, actually.

I know I wrote a little while ago in some thread that Thundercracker is more interesting BECAUSE he's an uncertain quantity, but this is sort of a sudden turnaround, I think. Why has he suddenly got all this motivation for thought and change?

On the inside of the glass, Skywarp's probably thinking "what a wuss".

Okay, I've got one question; where did the idea that Thundercracker has doubts about his role as a Decepticon start? I really like the idea, I'm just wondering where it started. This piece was really well done.