While I did like the story, I found it a little too heavy of Jenna's past. She was never my favorite character which biasses my opinion. The story itself is well structured as it ties past and present together and places Jenna on a path of hypocracy and revenge.

At first this was two stories, framed by a third.
Then it became three stories, framed by a forth.
Then the stories became lies and the whole became a story in its own right.

I love the way Cally presents her loyalty and goals in this story. Away from Blake she has more room to be devious, which is very good.

It was good to hear Travis again, but I found I was not so interested in what he was saying.

Most of this was just Cally and Travis chatting about old times they didn't share, which went on for too long. Then it got good.

The first two parts of this story ended in what can only be described as a double cliff hanger, so the onus was really on part three to have a worthwhile resolution to those and it succeeded. I did not feel cheated at all by the way things were resolved.

The trilogy as a whole was very good and very enjoyable.

This part, I felt, was the weakest link in it and I had two concerns.

1. The episode spent a lot of time exploring Avon's conscience. Its been done before and with the same results.
2. The previous episodes felt like full cast recordings, mostly due to the clever writing that kept Tarrant and Daina from critical parts. In this episode they are present on the liberator as Avaon has to make key decisions. There is an argument and some discussions and for the first time in this trilogy the absence of voices for Tarrant and Daina lets it down as Del Grant speaks for them. It just doesn't feel right.

I also felt the pacing of this episode didn't gel with the first two. Perhaps it needed to be longer or maybe shorter, but there were things that felt forced.

Parts 1 and 2 were the best things I have heard so far from Liberator Chronicles and I fear they built up an expectation so that an episode that was merely good, didn't feel good enough.