« "I'll not leave you here, I've got to save you." » After witnessing the death of his father, Darth Vader-previously known as Anakin Skywalker-Luke Skywalker believes he could've done something to prevent his father's dramatic downfall before he was born. Upon uncovering the mysteries of the Force, Luke begins to discover that there is something beyond meets the eye and soul... time travel. With the help of his friends and his fellow Force ghost mentors, Luke unravels the secrets to time travel through the Force, and is suddenly placed in a world unlike anything he'd seen before. He finds himself years in the past for one reason and one reason only: to venture into the dark, and save Anakin Skywalker.

What if Darth Vader went to Tatooine to do business with Jabba the Hutt, and met a young slave boy, who reminded him so much of a different child. A long gone child who lived as a slave, and lost everything. Disclaimer:I do not own Star Wars. All material belongs to its rightful owners.

Luke was walking the halls of the Jedi Temple one day when he was suddenly swept up by the Force. Somehow he has found himself in the middle of a battle led by his father Anakin Skywalker and his former master Obi-Wan Kenobi twenty-three years prior. Given the chance to get to know his father before he became Vader--and possibly save him as well--will Luke be able to alter the past for the best? Or will he only make things worse?

*CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN W/ EXTENDED CHAPTERS, GRAMMAR AND SPELLING CORRECTIONS, AND PLOT HOLE FILLERS (ONLY CH 1-15 COMPLETED)* The war against the Empire is finally over...however, young Luke Skywalker's journey isn't over yet. What happens when the Force decides to send Luke back in time to stop his father's fall to the dark side? Will he succeed? Or will he alter too many details of the past and change the future for the worst? DISCLAIMER : STAR WARS DOES NOT BELONG TO ME, IT BELONGS TO GEORGE LUCAS, LUCASFILM, AND DISNEY. THANK YOU.

"I know you were once Anakin Skywalker, my father..." "That name no longer has any meaning to me." Anakin Skywalker is in for an eye-opening experience when he is thrown 23 years into the future to witness what his deeds will do to the galaxy... Now it's up to his supposed children and their Rebellion to defeat the Empire and hopefully save their father in the long run... [winner of best plot set within star wars and best completed book in @starwarscommunity's fanfic awards] I DO NOT OWN STAR WARS. ALL RIGHTS TO THE CHARACTERS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTFUL OWNERS, LUCASFILM, GEORGE LUCAS, AND DISNEY.

Vader gave his life for his son. He has slain the Emperor. The prophecy is fulfilled. But the Force is not happy. The prophecy was fulfilled too late in the design of things and sends its Chosen One back in time to where he can make a difference. Now Vader is in his prime, fully healed, sans the right arm being mechanical, and knowledge of the future. How will this play out? https://m.fanfiction.net/s/12856644/1/A-Sith-s-Second-Chance Authors Note - Go read it on the net. Too much work to edit and publish it here. By: VFSNAKE

AU: After his death, Anakin is given another chance to fix things...in our world, where he quickly meets familiar faces, most of whom don't know who he is. Meanwhile, he struggles to come to terms with what he's done, hoping that he can win Padme's heart again and remaster the Force before it's too late.

Luke Skywalker survived his fight with the Emperor but his father didn't. After the battle of Endor, Luke gets a chance to go back in time and set things right. How will things go down? Will Luke save his father and re-write the future, or will everything happen like before? (This story is in the process of being posted on Ao3) Disclaimer: I don't own Star Wars. Lucas FIlm/Disney do.

"Father, please!" Disclaimer: I do not own Star Wars, all material and characters belong to their rightful owners.

"There was no dragon, there was no Vader. Only you. Only Anakin Skywalker." "You did it." Disclaimer: I do not own Star Wars or any material in it. All materials belong to their respective owners.