Breaking Dawn Thoughts

[loleia]

Okay, first of all, I want to wish a happy belated birthday to dear paperdollgirl and a happy birthday to neverlady!!
Nadine, I'm glad you had such a nice day sweetie!!!! *HUGS*
And Vita, I haven't heard from you in a long time but I hope you're having a great birthday wherever you are!!! *HUGS*

I thought it would be better to answer storylikeascar's comments on my last entry and

Comments

[honeyelle]

When Bella starts to feel funny during the honey moon I was like "OMG she is pregnant, omg omg omg LMAO". And when Jacob sees Renesmee for the first time I laughed SO freaking hard because of course we knew he had just imprinted... ON BELLA'S NEWBORN FREAK BABY!!! LOL! Come on!

I thought the exact same thing when Bella couldn't eat the chicken. Stupid girl. Although, the J/R still annoys me I can live with it.

Like you said, a whole lotta fun. :D

[paperdollgirl]

Thank you so much sweetie!!! And hell yes to what you said about Twilight. It´s just exactly how I feel about it.

[loleia]

You're welcome hun *hugs*

[brasaremean]

And it did something that I am very grateful for, and that was bring me closure, which I needed. I am now no longer obsessed with Twilight the way I was before.

AGREED

[loleia]

I know right??

[musguita]

Has comentado algo que muchos que no lo leen critican de los que lo hemos leido y aunque digamos que es malo, hablemos de ello o incluso parezca que estamos metidos en el fandom como si realmente nos gustase. Creo que es bueno considerar esta historia como lo que es, leerla sin ninguna expectativa y mantener el recuerdo de Edward y todos los Cullen cuando fueron presentados en el primer libro. Lo que sigue es un desvarío mental muy grande que nos hace reír y pasar buenos ratos.

[loleia]

¡Exacto! Es verdad que hubo una temporada en la que me obsesioné bastante con la historia, pero creo que tenia que ver con el hecho de que yo he pasado por el "amor obsesivo" por el que pasa Bella en el primer libro, y aquello me "atrapó".

Pero nunca creí que fuera un buen libro. Nunca. La historia me intrigaba mucho y por eso me leí los otros tres. El segundo era una agonía. El tercero tenía sus momentos, pero la historia tardaba muchísimo en empezar, y el cuarto era pura locura.

Y sin embargo lo paso genial hablando de ello y dibujando y viendo fotos de la pelicula. Es un fenómeno super raro porque no me considero una fan, y sin embargo en muchos aspectos lo soy, ¿sabes lo que digo?

[at_midnight]

the thing is, i never compared SM books with Harry Potter. i thought it was totally different concept. i think what disappoints me so, is not really on the way she writes it. i love twilight, i really, really do. as cheesy as it sounds, the love between a vampire and a human is wonderful, plus i am in love with edward as a character. it is just something sweet and different for me

with Book 2 and 3, though, it is like the whole suspense is reducing, instead of building up. interestingly, it IS because i NEVER have any expectation of it. it is like, i am going to a movie for a sequel, and instead of getting experience of "The Bourne Supremacy", i am getting "Bridget Jones's Edge of Reasons". that is why, after the 3rd book, i tend to notice that this is the kind of book that should never have sequel (just like those movies that should've stop LONG time ago) ... that is why i prefer to NOT buy Book 4.

it's not because of the writing, but because of the "experience" that i will feel of reading it.

[loleia]

it's not because of the writing, but because of the "experience" that i will feel of reading it.

I know what you mean. We could rant all day about the pros and cons of those books, but ultimately you can't control the way you feel when you read them and if your experience with the others wasn't good, there's just no way to change that.