[QUOTE=qimissung;699401]What! Don't you want to fall in love with a vampire? QUOTE]
Far from falling in love with them, I find Vampires to be a pain in the neck.
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[QUOTE=qimissung;699401]What! Don't you want to fall in love with a vampire? QUOTE]
Far from falling in love with them, I find Vampires to be a pain in the neck.
I notice that the majority of posts on this thread appear to be from females. Reading the comments from a male perspective, Edward comes across as a kind of Mr Darcy with fangs. Personally I'm all in favour of young women lying limply on beds waiting to be bitten, but why bring vampires into it?
Ha ha!
If ordinary people are that pathetic, I worry for them. I did try to fit myself into her shoes but then I realised I'd have to re-write the book.
I was trying to avoid Twilight until the hype died down a bit, (the fans were scaring me....)
But my friend bought it for me as a birthday present, and I didn't want to be rude...
It's not usually the kind of book I'd read. I prefer slow, relatively uneventful books, (yes, I'm an incredibly boring person!) But I found Twilight amazingly addictive. Meh.
Aye....what is there to say about it! I read the first one for my Mass Communication class last semester. I found it annoying--But I can see why people would get hooked on it. It is a very easy read and gentle on the mind--but the best thing that came out of this book was the movie. Oh boy, that movie was hilarious. I have never had so much fun watching a movie like that before. I wish that I sparkled like that and made that exact noise! Classic bad movie.
Oh, and in response to below postings as Edward being the modern Mr. Darcy, Mr. Darcy has WAY more class.:p