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What kind of personality does Edward from the Twilight novels have?
In the novel Twilight, Edward has a gift for reading peoples minds. His personality is pessimistic and was influenced by Meyer's pessimistic character.
What are the main characters of twilight's role in the novel?
Bella, Edward(the cullens too) and James in twilight. in all the others are different but Edward and Bella and the cullens stay the same.
In the book twilight does Edward have a black sofa?
Another Twilight fan! Yes, in the novel Edward has a leather black sofa. However, in the movie he has a white leather sofa.
When will twilight the graphic novel be published?
The first part of the Twilight Graphic Novel has already been published...it ends just after Edward shows Bella what he looks like in the sunlight i think
In twilight the novel how does edward react when Bella tells him it doesn't matter?
Edward reacts badly and asks If it matters that he's a monster
What is the Twilight series from Edward's view called?
Midnight Sun, and you can read most of it on her website.
What is missing in the film twilight that is in the novel?
one big thing is when Edward keeps asking Bella her therioies of him.
Where did the author get the idea from twilight novel from?
She dreamed of the scene of Bella and Edward in the meadow, then created the story from the dream
Does Emmett become mad at any point in the Twilight movie?
No. However, in the novel Twilight, he becomes slighlty annoyed with Edward when Edward doesn't turn up for a baseball game because he is watching Bella sleep.
In twilight Who said i love you first?
Bella originally said it first in a dream, then the next morning Edward told her that she said it & so Bella said it outloud herself. Edward only responded with 'you are my life now.' Edward didn't say it till the 'James' incident.
How old are Bella's parents in the twilight novel by Stephenie Meyer?
In their late thirties, early forties.
Which is better - Twilight movie or novel?
twilight novel is better.
