Anyone who read Clone Wars: Yoda: Dark Rendevous, did you get the hint?
I don't know if this is one of those obvious "how could you not see that from the start?" questions, but the third time I was reading this wonderful piece of literature, a revelation hit me. Throughout the book, Whie has prophetic dreams, sorta like Anakin. One mentioned in the book is of Assajj Ventress in a room after a duel. This comes true. Another dream, one which truly haunts him, is of himself dying under a Jedi blade. He fears that he will turn to the dark side, and I always assumed (when I first read the book, before seeing ROTS) that Whie turns to the dark side, it is just a minor event in the Star Wars Saga. Just before I reread the book for the third time, I read something on this website (I think it was Q&A), someone asked whether or not it was Whie in the backround when Anakin is about to slaughter the younglings. I never put two and two together. I just thought that he was in that room and was in the movie. After I reread the book, however, I realized. In his dream, he saw a "jedi blade". If he saw any blue blade, he would think it Jedi. When Anakin killed the Jedi, he still had his blue saber. So when Whie saw the dream, he assumed that the blue blade meant that it was a Jedi, and logically, if a Jedi was about to kill him, he must have turned to the Sith. If you already noticed this, this may have been a waste of time. If you haven't noticed this, consider yourself enlightened. If you don't own the book, I strongly recommend it.

P.S. While I was looking for a good picture, I was dismayed to find out that there was neither a picture of Whie, the book cover, or Anakin with the younglings. I have found pictures of these things. How can I put pictures I find into the library? Is it possible? I think it would vastly increase the size and variety of the picture library if we were all able to contribute pictures. With more pictures, we could put pictures of more relevance in our blogs, not just picking them because "the character was somewhere in it".