Chapter 19

"Chapter 19" is the nineteenth episode of the Star Wars: Clone Wars animated television series, the ninth episode in Season Two, and the nineteenth episode in Volume One. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, the episode originally aired on Cartoon Network on April 7, 2004.

Plot summary
With the raindrops sizzling on their lightsabers, Anakin Skywalker and Asajj Ventress stand motionless in the driving rain of Yavin 4. Skywalker makes the first move, leaping to the top of the Massassi temple where Ventress stands. They trade blows for several seconds until Skywalker Force pushes Ventress off the temple into the ruins below.

Following her into the temple building, they resume their battle using their lightsabers and Force powers to hurl masonry and each other around the chamber. Throwing Ventress through the wall, the two ascend the stairs to the very top of the temple building. Ventress knocks the lightsaber from Skywalker's hand, but he grabs her arms, blocking her killing blow. His mechanical arm squeezes hers until she drops one of her lightsabers, which Skywalker grabs using the Force. Filled with rage, Skywalker furiously attacks Ventress, driving her to the edge of the temple roof. He strikes and strikes and strikes—with each blow a vision of Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, andYoda appears. Finally, the ledge under Ventress's feet collapses and she plunges screaming into a massive chasm. With a final scream of rage, Skywalker tosses Ventress's lightsaber into the chasm as well.

Credits

 * Mat Lucas—Anakin Skywalker

Appearances

 * Qui-Gon Jinn  (Vision to Anakin Skywalker)
 * Obi-Wan Kenobi  (Vision to Anakin Skywalker)
 * Anakin Skywalker
 * Asajj Ventress
 * Yoda  (Vision to Anakin Skywalker)

Behind the scenes
It was later revealed in Star Wars canon that Asajj Ventress does not die at the hands of Anakin Skywalker in this episode, and instead survives the fall—albeit heavily wounded. She would go on to face Skywalker and Kenobi again.

The opening chords of Duel of the Fates play as Anakin gains the upper hand in the duel.