Quote:
Originally Posted by bjones6416
Honestly, although I may be the only one in this thread who actually read all 4 of the Twilight books  , the bottom line is that really they ARE just fluff. Whether or not we're tired of the genre, I personally don't believe the books were particularly traumatic to young girls.  |
I read every one of them I even read the chapters from Midnight Sun. I even managed to get though the 'training' chapters without slipping into a coma from sheer boredom. Katie MacAlister if fluff (stupid fluff at that), Twilight is garbage.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Worldwalker
Maybe some Twilight fan can explain this to me:
Why is a century-old vampire posing as a high school student, and why does he fall in love with a teenager? I can have a hard time relating to people who think we've always had cell phones. What would someone like that have in common with a guy who's not only older than cell phones but computers, movies, TV, radio, space travel, airplanes, comic books, T-shirts, women voting, integration, and paved roads? To put it in perspective, he's six years older than Robert A. Heinlein, who died at the age of 80 several years before Bella was born. When Edward was Bella's age, Isaac Asimov hadn't been born yet. This isn't romantic, it's creepy.
|
Well he loves her because she smells so darned edible. Literally there is a scene from Midnight Sun (Twilight from Edward's POV) where he plots to kill every student in the room, then Bella then he plans to bury her in the woods. There's true love, kids!
Oh and he can't read her thoughts. Don't worry there Eddiekins, I've read them, you're not missing much.