Favourite Twilight Saga Quotes

Quote is from which part?

Twilight	15.7%	[ 8 ]
New Moon	17.6%	[ 9 ]
Eclipse	19.6%	[ 10 ]
Breaking Dawn	31.4%	[ 16 ]
Midnight Sun	15.7%	[ 8 ]
Total Votes:			[ 51 ]

[Minerva de Sade]

♒ caligulasAquarium
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Pick one.

Pretty much just about anything Leah says makes me love her even more. (Both in the book and on the TSF! 8D) Which is hilarious, considering Meyer tryed to make her a snarky b***h that you were supposed to hate.



Quote:

I wasn’t born a compassionless shrew. I used to be sort of nice, you know.

Breaking Dawn, Chapter 16, p.316

[haunting heaven]

Minerva de Sade

♒ caligulasAquarium
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Pick one.

Pretty much just about anything Leah says makes me love her even more. (Both in the book and on the TSF! 8D) Which is hilarious, considering Meyer tryed to make her a snarky b***h that you were supposed to hate.



Quote:

I wasn’t born a compassionless shrew. I used to be sort of nice, you know.

Breaking Dawn, Chapter 16, p.316

Reading through those quotes, you'd almost think that Meyer was a decent writer. It's weird. Too bad Leah wasn't the main character.

[Minerva de Sade]

haunting heaven

Reading through those quotes, you'd almost think that Meyer was a decent writer. It's weird. Too bad Leah wasn't the main character.

♒ caligulasAquarium
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But Meyer couldn't make Leah the main character! She's not a woman because she can't have babies! And she wouldn't love Edward like only Bella can!

That was almost literally painful to write.

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Minerva de Sade

♒ caligulasAquarium
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But Meyer couldn't make Leah the main character! She's not a woman because she can't have babies! And she wouldn't love Edward like only Bella can!

That was almost literally painful to write.

Heh. This made me laugh because, sadly, if someone did ask her what the story would be like with Leah as the main character, it probably wouldn't occur to her that Edward could be written as something other than the protagonist's love interest.

[love_myths]

she writes the dialogues of all characters right.they are often awesome.

[Careful Knives]

Pretty much everything that Leah says in the books. It's really the only character I like.

Also, it's just me or does Emmet look more and more like Spock in the OP first post?

[BREAKING THE HABITS]

Charatka_nyo

Pretty much everything that Leah says in the books. It's really the only character I like.

Also, it's just me or does Emmet look more and more like Spock in the OP first post?

HABIT SPEAKS...

IT'S NOT JUST YOU, I NOTICED AND SMILED BIG. SOMETHING LIKE THE GIF IN MY SIG.

....YOU MAY GO BACK TO LIVING YOUR FOOLISH LIVES NOW

[Minerva de Sade]

haunting heaven

Heh. This made me laugh because, sadly, if someone did ask her what the story would be like with Leah as the main character, it probably wouldn't occur to her that Edward could be written as something other than the protagonist's love interest.

♒ caligulasAquarium
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Eeeyup.

Meyer's so infatuated with her own creation, that it would be literally impossible for her to accept any changes to it. Or to even fathom that her main characters shouldn't be main characters.

[haunting heaven]

Minerva de Sade

haunting heaven

Heh. This made me laugh because, sadly, if someone did ask her what the story would be like with Leah as the main character, it probably wouldn't occur to her that Edward could be written as something other than the protagonist's love interest.

♒ caligulasAquarium
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Eeeyup.

Meyer's so infatuated with her own creation, that it would be literally impossible for her to accept any changes to it. Or to even fathom that her main characters shouldn't be main characters.

On the one hand, I can relate with that. I have a tough time killing off my characters--even when it's necessary to the story--because I like them too much. On the other, though, I'm constantly rearranging characters and their roles to fit them into what works best, so Meyer doesn't get much sympathy from me.

[Minerva de Sade]

haunting heaven

On the one hand, I can relate with that. I have a tough time killing off my characters--even when it's necessary to the story--because I like them too much. On the other, though, I'm constantly rearranging characters and their roles to fit them into what works best, so Meyer doesn't get much sympathy from me.

♒ caligulasAquarium
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I can totally agree there. I haven't done much writing for myself lately (school sucks up all my creativity as of late), but I do know how it is to have to kill a character off or cause them any sort of pain. They're your creations, and there's a sort of (I guess you can call it) maternal instinct to keep them safe and happy.

But, on the other hand, they need to go through trials and tribulations to actually achieve that happiness and/or safety. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? And if it does kill them, at least it will go towards a greater good, or serve some sort of purpose.

[Minerva de Sade]

love_myths

you guys are telling quotes that i didnt know existed exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim
hmm...in my country breaking dawn part two isnt out....so^isnt surprising.

♒ caligulasAquarium
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Breaking Dawn part 2 isn't out anywhere yet. The first part, however, is out in certain countries.

[love_myths]

really thats news.i have seen the first part.didnt know that the second wasnt out anywhere...........thanks for informing me.I pity Leah.a bit.

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Minerva de Sade

♒ caligulasAquarium
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I can totally agree there. I haven't done much writing for myself lately (school sucks up all my creativity as of late), but I do know how it is to have to kill a character off or cause them any sort of pain. They're your creations, and there's a sort of (I guess you can call it) maternal instinct to keep them safe and happy.

But, on the other hand, they need to go through trials and tribulations to actually achieve that happiness and/or safety. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? And if it does kill them, at least it will go towards a greater good, or serve some sort of purpose.

I've actually never had much of an issue with causing them pain. As long as it doesn't ultimately result in their demise, I'm cool with putting them through hell. I just hate to kill them because then I lose a character that I enjoy writing about, and then I start thinking, "What if I need this character later? I'm going to have to go back and rewrite all this crap or use some kind of sketchy excuse as to how she/he didn't die/came back to life..."

Anyways, yes, I agree. Plus, if a character didn't go through trials and tribulations, there wouldn't be much of a story.

[Careful Knives]

BREAKING THE HABITS

Charatka_nyo

Pretty much everything that Leah says in the books. It's really the only character I like.

Also, it's just me or does Emmet look more and more like Spock in the OP first post?

HABIT SPEAKS...

IT'S NOT JUST YOU, I NOTICED AND SMILED BIG. SOMETHING LIKE THE GIF IN MY SIG.

....YOU MAY GO BACK TO LIVING YOUR FOOLISH LIVES NOW

Glad I'm not the only one. I wonder if this was done or purporse. Star Trek is something Emmet would enjoy, I think.

[SammyTheShaddyCat]

ok here is one from the Movie Eclipes

Jacob: she broke(sp) her hand ........punching my face.

i just love the way he says it xd