The typical micro (or macro) takes an XML node and produces a new XML node. This transformation is "context-free", in that the only input to producing the new XML node is the orignal XML node. As well, via xml-rules, we can often pull some information "outwards" from interior nodes to guide the transformation. But sometimes we want to pass contextual information about an "outer" XML node to guide the transformation of an "interior" XML node. In this part, I show that "context" can be passed inward between micros, in the same manner as is done in McMicMac [2]