r/twilight • u/your_mother7190 • 21h ago
Character/Relationship Discussion Too Bad, So Sad.
Doing a rewatch & Jacob was so attractive before he decided to imprint on a literal baby. Also hid use of dramatics šš
r/twilight • u/your_mother7190 • 21h ago
Doing a rewatch & Jacob was so attractive before he decided to imprint on a literal baby. Also hid use of dramatics šš
r/twilight • u/Efficient_Visual_910 • 8h ago
I want to design a cutie mark for Edward Cullen from twilight for somthing Iām making, but I havenāt watched mlp since I was a kid and donāt really know how cutie marks work. does anyone have any ideas about what would be a good cutie mark for Edward?
r/twilight • u/GoTLUVA • 11h ago
okay yall, if you are a lesbian, who was your favorite character in the movies?
my friend and i have strong beliefs about the answer to this question so i need some input!
r/twilight • u/JennnnBunnyyyy • 14h ago
In the book it says they left when she was a baby.
*pause to see if you know where Iām going with this*
Soo when she has to leave and she tells Charlie the last thing her mom said before leaving.. thatās hearsay??? She wasnāt even there for the conversation, her mom must have told her at some point and then she throws it in Charlieās face??!?
I just think thatās soo crazy and need to bring it to some twilovers attention š
r/twilight • u/Ok-Beautiful5664 • 20h ago
What is Jacob's eye color when he changes? What is Bella's daughter's eye color?
I am asking because I am doing another paint by number of a girl riding a wolf. I will post a picture of it when I am finished.
r/twilight • u/No_Conversation_144 • 19h ago
I like to ask what yāall think of the Jacobās pov in Breaking Dawn. I havenāt been much of a reader and as kid I used to watch Twilight and I donāt remember much except what the characters looked like. Last year November I started to read Twilight and I really enjoyed it, it even got me started to reading other books. Even though it was the busiest time of college I read it every day even at class. It took me the first three books to read give or take a month. But when I get to Breaking Dawn it slowed me down a lot but the Jacobās POV aggravated the situation I couldnāt even finish a chapter without it feeling like a chore. I just finished his POV today It literally took me a year, guess itās true you only with the good old days once theyāre gone, I never realized Bellaās was what got me into Twilight and even into books. Has anyone felt like Jacobās POV really sucked or am I in the minority here. And what do you recommend me to watch the movies or read Midnight Sun after I finished Breaking Dawn.
r/twilight • u/United-Aerie4815 • 10h ago
And all my friend have grown concerned. For the past 2 days, I've lost sleep reading through 300 pages after I decided to finally sit down and go through it.
My mother loved Twilight. She used to drag my father and I to see the films back during its theatrical releases. Despite all this, I've never read into the series myself. . . until now. Sort of.
All I can say is I get it. Help me, chat. . . I'm sad that I'm halfway through it. . .
Art by me (rojo_avgst)
r/twilight • u/earthlyesoteric • 2h ago
Iāve read Twilight and Midnight Sun, so I am aware that Jasper was influencing them to not care or notice Bella at the baseball game encounter.
I just realized though, that shouldnāt they have immediately clocked her anyways because of her heartbeat alone? They have super hearing so it should have been immediately obvious that a human was amongst them.
Am I tripping?
r/twilight • u/LuciaMV33 • 19h ago
I feel like the characters are always "laughing without humor" or "without amusement" lmao
I've just finished my first read through of the main series and it kept making me giggle, it probably doesnt even say it that much but it just made me laugh trying to imagine someone laughing very seriously
r/twilight • u/Frequent-Let1567 • 14h ago
So we know werewolves are real, and vampires too (though I know some say that they're actually gargoyle and think they're vampires and that both of them are similar but both exist). What else ? I think I saw that faes exists too, and since werewolves are more taken to be a Quileute native supernatural beings, I was wondering if it meant that original legends of other cultures exist the same way ?
(Also mostly for fun cus I want to know the world better and to write my own fanfic LOL)
r/twilight • u/kikufuku • 3h ago
i donāt know much, does anyone know how much they go for second hand in usd and are they ALL out of print/hard to find?
tia!