A lot of people told me that 2 is not as good as 1 before I went to see it.
To be honest, I can't remember what I said after "Twilight", so there is no 1 or 2 on the scale for me.
The process of watching is not too serious.
Edward is still the affectionate Edward, and Bella is still the affectionate Bella.
Confession in English always makes people feel a sense of acceptance from the heart, like the reaction of hairs appearing in rows immediately after a person catches a cold.
Only this time, I just felt that the assimilation that made my hair stand up was far less than before.
Oh, I'm being too protective of Edward in terms of preconceived notions.
It doesn't matter who loves who is more in a drama, what matters is who is the 1 in the 2 of the 2 vs. 1.
Obviously, Jacob, who can only be a latecomer, has a very important role in the new moon, but because of this, his presence as a spare tire is more obvious.
It's not that he didn't favor Jacob, since he made his hair fresh, especially after he appeared in the wolf form, he was fascinated by him.
If you can ride on it and drag your ears and run, how handsome.
The story ends with Edward's courtship and Bella's consent.
The only way to save Bella's life and spend it with her is to make her like him.
The beauty of "Twilight" is to beautify the easy "snack" in other vampire films into an unbearable choice.
From the perspective of the movie, the life of a vampire must be full of troubles and challenges no less than that of human beings, and even the psychological endurance of parting and tyranny is far beyond what human beings have to accept.
Edward's love may be out of this.
Bella had already made up her mind.
It was the sentence "You don't want me anymore?" that neatly arranged the few hairs I had left.
If all partings for the good of each other can no longer overcome the power of missing, then Bella's choice is easy to understand.
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