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Study Guide: Twilight by Stephenie Meyer - BookNotes

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TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER: BOOK SUMMARY / CHAPTER NOTES



THEMES - THEME ANALYSIS

The theme of Love and Romance

Love and Romance is the first major theme of the book, as the main action hinges on Bella and Edward uniting and the adventures resulting from this union. Bella and Edward are the ideal couple in some ways - thematically, they represent a balance between vampiric passion and human intellect --but also fatally flawed in that they can also be predator and prey, which..........


The theme of Change and Risk

Change and Risk is related to the theme of Love and Romance, as falling in love is often a case of seizing an opportunity and hoping it works out for the best. However, there are many other choices that involved change - and in change, the plentiful risks that accompany a different situation, a new set of circumstances. The book starts with a major change, as Bella..........

The theme of Humanity and Mortality

Humanity and Mortality is the next major theme of the novel, which encompasses the motif of vampirism since vampires as a species are traditionally positioned as being both...........

The theme of Family

Family is the last major theme of the book. It's worth noting right off the bat the three major families in the novel - the Swans / Dwyers, the Blacks, and the ...........

The theme of Popularity

Popularity is a minor theme in the book, explored through intertwining subplots: Bella is the new girl at Forks High School, earning the attention of...........

The theme of Beauty

Beauty is another minor theme, and actually tied intimately with the theme of Popularity. There are two aspects that the novel develops. First, beauty is...........

 


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