Forced participation in a youngling holiday celebration leads Anakin to concoct a peculiar revenge for his former Master. Written with D. Set during the Clone Wars; slight spoilers for episode 1x04.

A dull mission in the Outer Rim finds Anakin and the 501st partaking in some pretty dubious activities. Written with D. Based on preview clips from episode 1x05 of the Clone Wars TV series; no intentional spoilers for the episode.

This is Part 2 of a series of stories. Part 1 "CHOCOLATE WARS-CHOCOLATE FOR ALL" is also posted on this site. While I open this story with a synopsis of the first story, many of the details are not included herein. Please read, let me know your thoughts.

A group of Padawans try to escape the Jedi Temple during Order 66... Will they escape? If they do... what then? Will they help or hide in the war against the Empire? Will they stay true to the Jedi way, or fall to the dark...

16 yr old Anakin tries to get himself expelled from the Jedi Order as he doubts his place among them. "No one wants me here. No one thinks I'm going to be even a decent Jedi. The only reason they keep me around is because I may be the Chosen one."

Vader thinks on his life and love before he and Luke go up to the Second Death Star.

AU story. Anakin listen more carefully Palpatine's words. Chapter 11: Death and birth.

When will the fighting end? When will two Jedi Knights finally love? In The End is when we will learn. First chapter so its fairly short. Thats an understatement, its ridicously short

200 years before A New Hope their was a band of pirates who wanted to take over Centerpoint Station and use its power to rule the galaxy.

...that once made me whole. A musing on the nature of the Dark Side; title from the poem "A Black Rose" by Glenn McGahan.

A story about my fictional character dealing with teenage emtions note: rated T to be safe note: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS are combined with "REAL" characters who I don't own.

Obi-Wan thought that he and Anakin had formed a bond that would last forever. He had no idea how wrong he was until he stood on the Mustafaran gravel staring the sith in the eyes. Follow-Up to "I HATE YOU" but it could be read alone.

The tragic tale of Anakin Skywalker from the eyes of an often overlooked character: the Force.

When Obi-Wan saves Luke in A New Hope, he is suddenly and painfully reminded of another young, sandy-haired boy who forever altered his life and the fate of the galaxy. OneShot

Obi-Wan sees the effect of a padawan's death on her master and then later, an odd aftermath.

Anakin was gone. Only Vader remained. There was no going back. Machines didn't go back. And now that was all he was, all he would ever be.

What happens when Obi-Wan finds something unusual in the Jedi archives. Please read and review so I know to continue

Follow in the footsteps of a clone, as he goes from mission to mission...

Anakin. Time travel. Force ghosts. They were not, as Obi-Wan was to discover, the greatest combination any more than they were the worst. Time travel AU

AU Han/Leia. On a day trip with his children, Han notices a familiar woman hanging around the Falcon. Han's past is revealed to his family and an impossible rescue mission is undertaken back on his homeworld. Very Twisty and Turny.

Complete. Padme isn't dead. Vader still believes she is. The two can't forget each other. Will his Angel save him or will he continue in darkness? Three parts. Each comes before and/or after an OT movie.

In the midst of the Wars, Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Ahsoka find a new planet. Do the people of this planet hold the key to winning over the Separatists? Never written in this Genre before, usually in Avatar. First crossover, hope it works.

i made a few adjustments and i changed the title too

AU, Incomplete and no longer updating. General Grievous, my take. His transformation from warrior to monster.

Vader knew his time had come; there was no fear in him. It seemed his entire life had been built and carved from the death of others. It was ironic that he should die while protecting this place, these people who were strangers, who meant nothing to him,