Quotes from "Twilight" - the most famous book of 2005

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The most popular novel of 2005 is over ten years old. This is the famous book "Twilight" in almost all countries. The love of unusual teenagers, secrets from parents, adrenaline in the blood from the proximity of death - what could be more romantic for young people?

No wonder that the quotes and aphorisms of "Twilight" are familiar even to those who have not read the work. The most famous of them:

- How old are you?

- 17.

- How long have you been 17?

- Quite a while ago…

And what to do if the topic of age is a sore point for most women? Who doesn't dream of looking 20 and 60 years old?

Unusual love

Twilight, about the feelings of two teenagers, would be one of many if the young man wasn't a blood-drinking vampire who can catch up in the blink of an eye and can read the minds of everyone but Bella.

The story begins with the fact that the main character Isabella Swan is on the verge of death: at any moment she can be killed by the cruel vampire James. She admits that her behavior has led to the deaths of many.

Twilight quotes show attitudegirls to what's happening:

I didn't seriously think about death before, although there have been plenty of reasons in recent months.

Giving your life for another person, and even more so for a loved one, is undoubtedly worth it. It's even noble!

When the most cherished dreams come true, you should expect that sooner or later fate will present you with an account.

Yes, she is afraid of death, but she is ready to exchange her life for the life of her mother, and love always has to be paid with something: money, heartbreak, life…

Accepted decision

The reason that pushed Bella against James was the decision to move a 17-year-old girl to her father from the Phoenix of sunny Arizona to the rainy town of Forks, Washington. She did this to allow her mother to travel with her new baseball player husband. In this uncomfortable town, Miss Swan will have to study for another year and a half before graduation.

Bella, daughter of elementary school teacher Renee and police sheriff Charlie, is saving up for college on her own, so there just isn't enough money for a new car. Her father gives her an old pickup truck as a gift in honor of her arrival. Although the means of transport is long outdated, it is better to ride the two miles to school on a "horse" than to walk. A quote in "Twilight" speaks to the position of many poor teenagers:

Don't look a gift pickup truck in the mouth.

Ordinary girl

Bella is a petite, short girl with a translucent, pale complexion. She has thick long wavy brown hair, a small thin nose, prominent cheekbones, narroweyebrows, but lips too full for her chiseled jaw. Her eyes are described as chocolate brown and wide apart. She wears simple shirts and jeans as she feels uncomfortable in impractical but elegant clothes. Far from being a materialist, she hates being singled out and doesn't take her popularity among the boys of the school seriously.

The Twilight quote shows her own assessment of her appearance:

I wish I looked like your typical Arizona girl: tall, blonde, tanned, beach volleyball addict. All this is not about me, although most of my girlfriends fall under this definition. I have olive skin and no hint of blue eyes and blond or even reddish hair. The figure is slim, but not athletic.

Bella is described as not enjoying sports due to her clumsiness. Shy, quiet and very sensitive, she spends her free time reading school curriculum books. The main character is caring, responsible, she worries about her family: she reminds her mother about dry cleaning and her fear of heights, cooks and cleans in her father's house, which speaks of the maturity of a person, especially her age.

During recess, a girl meets a mysterious family of stunningly handsome students and falls in love with Edward Cullen.

He smiled and for a second my heart stopped beating. Probably, even in heaven you will not find an angel more beautiful!

When he saves her lifedisplaying superhuman qualities, Bella learns from her friend Jacob Black that the legends of the Quileute Indians call Edward's bloodsuckers.

Despite the risk

Believing in the unusualness of her beloved, Bella faces a choice: stop all communication with him or be together, putting her life in danger.

After questioning Isabella, who is not indifferent to him, Edward eventually admits that he is a vampire, and his family are "vegetarians", because they do not eat people, but drink the blood of animals. The young man constantly warns Bella against close communication with himself, says that the girl is in the "risk group" because the smell of her blood is more powerful for him than any other person he has ever met. Her love and confidence in her lover's self-control are such that his warnings go unheeded:

If a creature automatically saves someone else's life, it cannot be evil.

Isabella initially hated life in Forks, but after meeting Edward, she found the city more convenient, even calls it home, and her father's hobby - fishing - allows her not to inform him of her secret meetings with her lover. A quote from "Twilight" shows the girl's sense of humor:

…Besides, we're running out of fish. Two years left, no more!

After getting Charlie out of the house, Bella and Edward go to the mountains to visit the young man's favorite meadow, and the next day, while watching a baseball gamethe Cullen family, she becomes the target of the vampire hunter James. Fearing for her father's life, Isabella plays the scene of farewell to her beloved and leaves the city, breaking her father's heart.

Dangerous Predator

Finding out that Bella is not near her boyfriend, James arrives in Phoenix, the girl's former place of residence, and tricks her into coming to the ballet studio, where he is going to kill her by filming scary scenes for Edward on a movie camera.

Will Bella be saved? Will she be with Edward? Those who watched the movie already know the ending, the rest can read the epilogue in the book.

Quotes from the Twilight saga are endless, many of them are suitable for any life situation. More catchphrases can be found in the continuation of the romantic series.