Dr. Arkeville: *Sinister laugh* I will send "his mother" on the anniversary of her death, then Sharptooth on the anniversary of his demise. and the same day, when they found the great valley, I shall unleash my Robo-squitos to turn Littlefoot' s loved one's against him, including his father Bron, and adopted brother shorty, who will arrive there for their regular visit's.

Dr. Arkeville: no, I merely implanted internal cybernetics and cerebral stimulating implants. This is the very sharptooth that stalked littlefoot and his friends to the great valley, only I have full control over him, it is nothing but a puppet with no free will of it's own. I have also successfully reproduced it's exact scent, so even Chomper will be unable to tell the difference.  Of course my puppet is only to distract from the hypno chip insertion, of course he will have other uses, as will this....

*Turns on second monitor to show what looked like little foot's mother*

Dr. Arkeville: I have done the same to little foot's mother, however although she retains memories of her life, she lacks free will. *Laughs*, as for how long, I promise it will be soon.

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One might say that if Cera had listened to Littlefoot when under attack by Sharptooth, his mom would be still alive.

That's what I always thought, so if you got by that, it is acutally Cera's fault Littlefoot lost his mother, but that is just what I think.

Keep in mind, though, that Littlefoot could not have known the terrain that well and therefore could not have known if his path was the right one. He might have said "you're going the wrong way" because he believed he chose the right path. That doesn't necessarily mean he did. For all we know, Littlefoot's path might have been worse than what Cera chose, or would have still led to the same consequence (Sharptooth killing his mother). Either way I do not really blame Cera for Littlefoot's mother dying. I can't really say I blame anyone, not even Sharptooth (since he was just acting out his role as a predator).

Dr. Arkeville: Why his grand parents and his friends of course, we use my hypno chips to make them attack littlefoot. he will then be in a position in which he can be turned.

"A Change Is Made" seems very, very similar to "A Christmas Carol".  I noticed the following chracters were replaced by the following LBT characters:

*Scrooge is replaced by Cera.
*The chained ghost Scrooge knew is replaced by Mako.
*The Ghost of Christmas Past, Father Christmas, and the Grim Reaper are replaced by a Darth Vader-like character.
*Tiny Tim is replaced by either Cera's mother, Littlefoot, or both.

At least, these are my observations .  BTW, I do look forward to this story being updated.  It's pretty good .

"In the Dark of the Night" is very interesting, too.  It does make ya wonder what exactly Sharptooth's thoughts were throughout the original LBT .  I haven't seen "Anastasia" in years, but I remember this sond better than the other one, most likely due to its dark content .

I have seen part of A Change Is Made, but I don't think that story can really explain why Cera changed her ways. A Change Is Made does not fit into the LBT universe and has some crossover elements (Darth Vader showing up). A more likely scenario is that, after Cera ran away after being saved by Littlefoot and the others, she spent some time by herself and thought about what she did and felt guilty about it. But since her changing her mind is not seen in the movie, one can only speculate exactly how it went.