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Study Guide: Twilight by Stephenie Meyer - BookNotes

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TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER: BOOK SUMMARY / CHAPTER NOTES



PLOT STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

The plot is relatively straightforward, following events in a clear linear fashion. The only exception is at the very beginning: the Prologue serves as a kind of teaser now common in popular narratives - starting with the most exciting part of the story, the climax, so that readers want to know what exactly led to that moment and why. This has become a common ploy in popular culture narratives, especially in visual media such as movies and television.

One can clearly follow the novel's structure in terms of the romance novel. The first meeting between heroine and hero seems to alienate the two from each other; in this case, the encounter in Biology lab and its consequences weigh heavily on Bella's mind. The attention of rival love matches enters the scenario; in this case for Bella, as she...........

 

 



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