^ he has alot of pics like that
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i mean look at these

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3081/2458826537_696c4b8ac4.jpg

OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!
thats my favorite!

holy hell.





and now that i`m done reading them all...


wow. i didn't expect the series to be what it was.

NOOO! It says that it's been removed!

I enjoyed it, and I'm not just saying that. After reading Breaking Dawn, I continued to re-read the entire series again. And quite frankly, I'm left wanting more. Breaking Dawn was excellent in my book. And I did love the Jacob section of the book, which I found odd.
After reading New Moon again I was still convinced on the pushiness of Jacob. He was just down right cruel to her, even continuing in Eclipse - ask me to kiss you or I'll go die... Huh?

Back on to Jacob's section in Breaking Dawn. I'd have to say my favorite part was when Jacob took his rightful place as an Alpha, even if it wasn't the way I thought he should. In Elipse, it said he wouldn't step up to it, not that Sam wouldn't step down. But when Jacob took on the tone of the Alpha, Sam was furious, telling him the pack would never follow him. But half of them ended up doing so, funny.

Overall, Breaking Dawn was still better than New Moon in my opinion, but I still want more from Bella's prospective.

i'm really sick of all these freaking happy endings. JK ROWLING and Stephenie Meyer had the potential to break hearts. But they DIDN'T. I mean, maybe they were just afraid of someone going all "Misery" on their asses, but. Hey. You're going to trade quality literature for some fictional character's happy ending, and the sleep of peace without fear of having your ankles hobbled at night? Wtf dudes?

Also, it makes sense that no one likes Bella the more they read the books. It fits. Because the whole time Bella is reading Wuthering Heights over and over again. Both of the main characters are horrible. Stands to reason that if Bella compares herself to the chick, she should be as dislikable.

I just really hate her voice. It sounds manly to me.

i love men in flannel shirts & robert + flannel shirts = soo soooooooo gorgeous. oh man!

Leosageheart, your opinion is practically identical to mine. i was not a fan of new moon. the lack of edward's presence was just..ugh. and at first i really disliked jacob's point of view but then i realized that it was genius. it was necessary to have it from jacob's point of view instead of bella's because it brought to light the drama that was going on with the wolf pack. it wouldn't have caused the same tension if bella was narrating it, she was passed out and/or laying on the couch with a baby kicking her life out.

honestly, it was very witty and entertaining to read. loveee seth! he really makes you laugh.

& about the happy endings, yeah so whatt. we all cried enough in new moon. i think we've dealt with our heartache.

I completely agree. Well, minus the part where Rowling did break my heart by killing off Hedwig. She could have let her live. NO. She SHOULD have. I've never read Wuthering Heights, but I would agree with you there, too. I wonder if Meyer purposefully wanted to creat parallels between them both.
hedwig. :(

ok so, am I the only one curious about the baby thing?
'cause blood stops flowing when you're a vampire, correct? the body stays the same and such. but how the hell does a vampire man make a normal human girl pregnant?

^somehow sperm is able to travel.
and i was wondering if vampires are afraid to bite random people. can they catch AIDS?

xD

It's depressing. But Twilight & WH do have a lot of commonalities. Pick it up sometime and give it a try. Ye be warned, though, it's not easy reading.




VAMPIRE ANATAOMY! Starring, McEdward! XD

^LOL.


Why is that? If you don't mind me asking.

They can probably detect if a person is diseased using their supersenses. :P

I don't think vampires can become ill.

Well, it was written around 1900, so the language of the book isn't too complex, just different. Language meaning, yes it's in english, but the grammar and syntax is different.

If you have read an Austen novel, it's pretty similar.



FLIPPIN NPS. EVERY FREAKING POST I SWEARIM CURSED.

well he was still a virgin, so i guess... it was all still stored in him

So I just finished BD yesterday (I've been busy). I agree that there should have been more fighting. All the talking made it a little anticlimactic. And why Renesmee? She could have been a lot more creative.

One of my favorite lines was when Jacob was like, "Real werewolves? Then what am I, imaginary?"

What does "NPS" mean?


Yeah, I wanted to see all the vampires use their powers against the Volturi. =/

Renesmee is definitely not the best name that Meyer could have come up with. She should have chosen one with more meaning.

I still think of Jacob as a werewolf since that's how he's been described throughout the whole series. And come to think of it, why doesn't the La Push pack know their legend better? They should have called themselves shape-shifters from the start.

^Maybe they didn't realize there were "real" werewolves, and they were just shape-shifters.

New Page Starter. I swear to god, like, half of my posts are always at the beginning of a new page.


I remember in some X-Files episodes they had some indians who would "shape shift" into wolves. They never called them werewolves.

haha, good point.




Oh. Gotcha. I`ll keep that in mind.

i don't think it was stephenie meyer lacking creativity, it's got to do with bella's personality. she's not very creative. i mean. come on it, it's bella. she loves esme & renee, two female figures in her life that mean the world to her. then the birth of a child who is the daughter of the man who means the world to her. her life revolves around these people. it's no wonder she named her kid that.

and about the vampire getting aids thing, i wondered about that too. but we all know vampires can't get sick. :)

I think it would be rather depressing, if you were a vampire without any real powers...

haha, i agree. i`d be pretty pissed, too.

very true. you would be around "people" who can do amazing thing like read your mind, and what can you do?
nothing.

endlesslyshesaid:; i so agree with you!

the book took me on a rollercoaster of emotions when it came to bellas character. she loves a werewolf, but she REALLY loves a vampire. she is easy to get along with, then i hate her. but of all things almost DIEING for an unknown species inside of her made absolutely no sense to me. and Rosalie really upset me with her possesive behavior. this "twist" of her becoming pregnant was such a weird surprise.

but over all i enjoyed it. bellas powers are very cool thoguh it was unrealistic how quickly she gained such intense control over them. the part when she is human and sex obsessed was kind of...charming on her part. and edward's initial resistance made him seem even more of a gentleman. haha

i love that! "on bella, sex obssesion was charming"

when they were both naked in the water.... it was a funny, i guess. they were just standing there, NAKED, talking about the moon.

^ It must've been really awkward.

i pretty much hated it.

hahhah ya i really didnt like bella at all. like she was always annoying me with her i love edward every five minutes... yes, i did cry tho when he first left her in new moon but after the first couple chapters it was just really really annoying. like she couldnt even stand for five seconds with out "falling apart" and she had to hold her torso together. it was just pethetic in my prespective, and then youve got jacob who is hopelessly in love with her and she is to stuck on edwards nuts to care. sad.. and pathetic, am i the only one who sees that?

This is supposed to be about Breaking Dawn, not any of the other books. Edward returns, Jacob gets over Bella when he imprints on Renesmee, and Bella and Edward live happily ever after by the last book.

i wish it was more detailed... it wasn't as intriguing how it was because stephenie went so detailed on like kisses for edward and bella so why not the intimate stuff?