Twilight Vs Wilson

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Many may think Twilight was solely produced for entertainment purposes only. But those who actually dissected the different categories similar too Natalie Wilson as she herself who actually wrote a, semi-long article in a book called, “Monsters, by Brandy B. Blake and L. Andrew Cooper. If so you will just find out exactly how Wilson felt. If many people was to think similar to Wilson then primarily all or a great majority of its viewers would be less attentive when it came to either the book or movie. I would like to think of Twilight as a more modern visual of the famous Romeo and Juliet, a story about being in an ultimate forbidden love affair between vampire and mortal. Whether it is Twilight or one of the series, the overarching them is love. Love one another, it doesn't matter where you're stuck in life or what you think you have to do; you can always choose something else. There's always a different path to choose. Bella on the other hand, always a bit of a misfit, doesn't really expect her prefect little life to change much when she moves from sunny ole’ Arizona to rainy Washington. She then meets Edward Cullen, a handsome but mysterious teenage boy …show more content…

Sometimes in order for you to understand something or someone, you have to connect and relate yourself in some type of fashion just to get the overarching picture. You might not get it right then and there but eventually it will come. I personally loved the article because Natalie was bold enough to dig deeper into a more popular series and take it to another level. It was not that she was hating or just wanted to point out the bad in a good series, she just wanted both, younger and older crowd to be more aware of what they were watching. And what the producers were thinking when they created this popular and entertaining series. Some parents may not like their kids to watch Twilight because some of the things that Bella was doing at a more slight younger

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