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Post by mallorywillows240 on Jan 2, 2009 23:55:31 GMT -4
I dunno, back in 6th grade when I picked up the first book, it seemed like a relatively good series. True, the plot boiled down to nearly nothing, true the characters were all Mary-sues (and Gary-stus), but I thought the writing itself was nice, and really; did you ever hear of a 6th grade RPG-player who wouldn't pick up a vampire novel?
...now, the series is a joke.
It was too good to be true that the vampire would be happy with just holding hands (Note his invisible chastity ring), and in the last book, he ends up getting the girl preggers. The baby has a fling with her mom's other love interest, who's about 17 years older (am I the only one who finds that mildly disturbing?), and the movie spoon-fed the drama to us. While it WAS amusing when Emmett waved mildly with the kitchen knife in his hand, there's a limit to how much 'I love you, but I cannot hurt you any more!' and 'Your scent...is like a drug to me...' I can take.
...her SCENT? Because that isn't stalkerish at all....
*Shrugs* It just seemed so much better when no one else was reading it.
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Last Edit: Jan 2, 2009 23:56:02 GMT -4 by mallorywillows240
Lol, I have my own definition of VAMPIREs that not a single person on this site would like. I dunno, weird dream I had a few months ago.
But Twilight? They aren't Vampires. The books are okay, and I haven't seen the movie, but it wouldn't go on my Fave list. I'm not going to tell anybody else that it sucks either, but I believe that it was almost a complete waste of time when my dearest friend plugged it under my nose.
Twilight was mentioned in the latest (32) yugioh the abridged, seems like quite a few people were 'meh'. How old is the book? I've never read it, but I know of it because I had to do a book report on 'Twilight in Djakarta' and every time I tried to search for it, I could never find it because 'Twilight' clogged the search engines...
Post by Ellie who has 0% on Jan 4, 2009 23:26:29 GMT -4
My friend attempted to get me hooked on this book, but oddly I barely survived the first.
I can never get into the book, because it's like most of what I've read when I was younger when quizilla went through an epic vampire phase. Nothing in the story seemed extremely original because I read something so familiar, which I hated then.
I even had a debate of what makes a vampire a vampire. So far a handle full claim that a vampire doesn't have to fit the traditional outline to be a VAMPIRE. As being a living cadaver, vampires are to be sensitive to light as it a.) burn their skin for the lack of protection in their body
=.= they see a glittery vampire more realistic than a vampire with fangs. The problems I had with this book
1.) Bella is too much of mary sue damsel. She have lack of balance blah blah blah have an uncanny sense of bad luck blah blah blah...doesn't sees herself beautiful, but is actractive enough to allure both a vampire and a werewolf. Theeen she would date a vampire..knowing that....she will grow old...and literally put herself in a situation where...a depression is...inevitable.
Over a guy, she went in a depression.......for months...... -,- As a person like myself, I can't stand when I see people like this...so when I saw all the months on the pages I wanted to throw the book and tell Bella to get a life..
But she agitated me more when she goes all looney and play mad games just to get a high of hearing her ex's voice
in short, i just didn't like how Bella was clingy Mary Sue character who didn't have a sense of independence.
2.) Edward always seemed like a flat character to me with a lack of character...If I was to describe is personality now I would say.... over protective...intellectual...I can't think of anything else --------------------------
Also I noticed this book << is an outline of how some girls fantasize their own personal romance. Damsel in distress....Knight in Shinning armor...have a conflict...stay madly in love.... buuuut theeeen Stephanie throws in a good ole PREGNACY -.- ooh boy
O.o in the end, I didn't like the first book...refuse to read the rest and watch the movie....>.< and got in trouble by my mom...for bashing the book ^^''
To make it worse, I have a friend ...who some how in her warped imagination tells me how her life is parallel to Bella.
>.< there should be a comic of Bella trying her hardest to be in life and death situation to hear Edward's voice
I actually just finished reading Twilight, speak of the book. I plowed through the book with my neverending patience*, and I kind of think the actiony scenes were worth it.
As for the popularity and going against it for it's fanbase, I think that with the people I hang around, I've seen more Twilight bashing than praise. This probably partially fueled my desire to read it. Besides, it's got fancy bloodsuckers.
Of course, I find it ridiculous, yet semi-understandable, that being burnt by the sun is replaced with...*shudder* sparkling. But besides that and Bella, I had hardly any problems. I do hope to see the day that Midnight Sun is released (It's Twilight, but from Edward's point of view) and it beats the shit out of its predecessor.
*Warning: Neverending Patience Guarantee is considered null and void if you: A. Beat me in Super Smash Bros several times and act like a dick about it; B. Point out my glaring flaws and screwups; C. Are a dick in general; or D. Completely disregard my personal property.
I used to love the book, untill...well Ill get to that in a minute.
At my school, if you even dress a little Goth, act a little Goth, or just talk to a Goth your automatically shuned from everyone else. SO yeah, me and my freinds dont really converse well with the rest of the student body. But the thing that bugs me is that now, every little preppy "Oh my god" girl in my school wont shut up about this book. Before they actually threw this book on the ground when they saw it. How does an entire body of people who 100% hate vampiers and anything dark in that way, suddenly can't get enough of it? Iz be baffled by this. Now I've heard so much about it I can't stand it anymore.
