Title: The Movement of the Earth
Author: audreyii_fic
Fandom: Twilight (Team Jacob)
Rating: T
Characters: Bella, Jacob, Charlie, and others (J/B)
Genre: Romance/Angst/Wolfpack!Humor
Warnings: Language, violence, and references to adult behavior
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And a taunting Victoria always seems a more realistic Victoria - I forget she gets a crap death later on.
(And I kept thinking, for some sick, sick reason, what with the feline metaphors SMeyer always used with vamps plus Bella's great idea here, about that "how do you make a cat sound like a dog" joke - drench it in gasoline & throw a match, it goes "woof!"...somehow it felt weirdly appropriate...but still sick. And wrong. I like cats...)
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Her death was TOTALLY crap. All of that and we got nothing. Stupid Meyer.
(And that's wrong -- so wrong -- yet I'm giggling. My cats are looking at me. I think they know.)
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It totes is. Meyer specifically said it in one of those 'personal correspondence' things (I'm not a fan on the twilight lexicon- mainly because they seem to be harbouring under the delusion that these books are some wonderful literary triumph- but it's useful for checking facts without having to read the books again *shudders at the thought*). She describes the venom that runs through their circulatory system as being more flammable than gasoline, I believe.
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I loved Victoria in the books. She was kick-ass. But her ending in Eclipse was ten kinds of stupid, and it ticked me off. Meyer over-played her role, had all of this masive build-up, and then ended her without any big scene. (Kinda how the entire series ended. Hmm, I'm sensing a pattern here.) It felt like a betrayal to Victoria's character to kill her off so lamely.
That is why this chapter was awesome. You effectively built Viccy's character almost in ONE CHAPTER way better than Meyer did in THREE BOOKS. AND you (hopefully? I mean, she IS dead. Right?!) gave her a fitting death. In my mind, a villian should only die if the Hero (or Heroine) outsmarts them fair n' square. You my dear, have acheived this, and I congratulate you for it. =)
I have a sore throat too. We can be miserable together! :D
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I think what I hated most was that in that scene, she practically ignored Edward to get at Bella. I mean, yeah, okay, she wanted to kill Bella very badly, but wouldn't she pay the *slightest* attention to Edward? Her fury and anger at *Bella* never made sense to me. Bella should have been irrelevant, an utterly meaningless tool by which to hurt Edward, who was the real villain in Victoria's mind. So... yeah. You fail, Meyer. I wanted to correct a bit of the fail. Glad you think I succeeded.
Misery loves company ;)
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