Breaking Dawn: Not Epic Win, Not Epic Fail; Just Right

[candy_003]

The time has come to express everything Breaking Dawn related. So now I say...

MASSIVE SPOILERS BEHIND THE CUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have been warned...

Ok, so first I'll start with my very long day. I got to Borders at 9:30am and was #20 in line for the book. YAY!!! It was a long, boring and desparing day, but finally it was

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[hecatedarkmagic]

wow, i have so many things tp say, but i don't know where to start from. well, i re-read breaking dawn yesterday and just finished it, so pretty much all the points you brought up are quite fresh in my mind. i'm happy to find a fellow BD lover, because as often as you might have heard, i'm sick of the tonnes of BD bashing on my f-list.

what i can't help but to agree the most is the fact that Bella matures a lot in this book. She's not longer the teenager we know from the previous three books, not being aware of her choices and their effects. She is a mother now, a mother who would sacrifice anything to keep her child safe. Which is where all the hate comes, because it seems out of character, but in this book, the characters we are familiar with change with the situation at hand. and there are many instances where i wanted to hit Edward for doing what he did, but then again, that's the way he is and thinking back, i don't think i should blame him.

nice reading your comments, it makes me think and reflect on the book after reading it twice. thanks (: