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    A long dispute started in 2008 when the first Twilight movie started. Jacob Black and Edward Cullen have turned plenty of heads. People have had fantasies everyday about being with either one. Start imagining an over one hundred year old vampire who looks 17, and a buff fearless werewolf all on one screen. Werewolf and Vampire lovers flourish throughout the world: the two happen to capture the hearts of many. However the contrasts made between the two are vast. If you’re Team Jacob, he…

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    Her opinions consist of how the Twilight series represents male dominance, female weakness, abuse in relationships, and racial inequality. Bella not being able to take care of herself, she does not get scared when Edward hurts her during sex, and the racial competition between Edward and Jacob are big social issues that happen regularly today. With these books being so popular, they could influence societies to accept male dominance over women, abuse in relationships, and the racial inequality…

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    Twilight Film Analysis

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    Twilight directed by Hadwicke is a movie about a girl named Bella who meets a vampire named Edward. She is thrown into a new environment and begins new discoveries. Her life would never be the same after she falls in love with a vampire. A simple movie with a simple concept. The underlying theme to movie is we should not live simple lives and we should reach for something more, something above normal. Showing maybe living forever and becoming a vampire isn’t what anyone really wants. In the…

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    Sady Doyle wrote an article, November 19,2009, about twilight titled, “Girls Just Wanna Have Fangs: the unwarranted backlash against fans of the world's most popular vampire-romance series.” The purpose of this work is to inform the reader on the unwarranted backlash on fans of the twilight series. Doyle go all over the place when it comes to her topics. She begins to talk about the weaknesses, next she goes on to the sales of the twilight series, then she goes to the fans of twilight, and…

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    living in the dark, among the shadows of the Dead. But his heart softened when he saw Persephone and was amazed by his youth, beauty and freshness This is the case with Edward as he is perceived as snobbish, reserved, and anti social among his peers at folks high school, until he mets Bella, who he then cannot get out of his mind. Edward can be seen as resembling Hades as they are both living in the dark and hard until they meet a girl that softens them up much like Bella or Persephone. The…

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    A Parody of Bella The book I read was “Nightlight: A Parody” by The Harvard Lampoon.This is a book similar to the book and the movie “Twilight” and the plot is slightly different because it is a parody. It was about a 17 year-old named Belle which moves to Switchblade, Oregon to live with her dad. She meets a guy in high school named Edwart and falls in love with him. Throughout the story, she gets to know more about Edwart’s family and she finds out that he and his family are vampires, but she…

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    Twilight Stereotypes

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    Swan, falls in love with a vampire at her high school and is the only one who knows his secret. The series continues to test their relationship and love, while Bella struggles to choose between her life as a human, or eternity with her love interest, Edward, as a vampire. The Twilight series has captured the attention of people of many different age ranges. Amongst the more sensible adults, were critical thinking authors,…

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    questions. This essay has 2 main goals. The first goal that will be concentrated on now is to find the similarities and differences between the two vampire characters Edward Cullen and Count Dracula and how they are portrayed in terms of aspects of behavior, actions, life and appearance. The aim is the following questions: How is Edward Cullen portrayed in contrast to Count Dracula? Which differences and similarities are there between the two vampire characters? The second goal that will be…

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    Purpose: to get people interested in the desert, to inform readers about the dangers of the desert –educational appeal, to make people laugh. You should come and visit the desert but take care of it. Invites you as a recruit to come and protect what’s left of American wilderness. Pg. 17 “Nevertheless all is not lost; much remains, and I welcome the prospect of an army of lug-soled hiker’s boots on the desert trails.” Intended Audience: People new to the desert – first-timers or those who…

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    Final Project My adopted artwork was called Bathers by Eugene Delacroix. I admired this specific painting because it reminded me of my hiking trips. I’ve gone hiking in Lake Poway (Potato Chip Rock), Cowles Mountain, and Torrey Pines State Reserve. There’s a hike called Three Sisters Falls that I have not visited, but plan on doing one day. I’ve seen pictures and videos of people sliding down and lounging by the waterfall which was similar to the Turkish women in Bathers. When I looked at this…

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