What do you learn from twilight?

Answer 1

There is no real lesson to be learned from the series. The only possible moral that could be interpreted is the whole 'love conquers all' theme. Another way to look at it would be to accept people for who they are.
Don't Date
A Hundred-And-Something Year Old Vampire
Who Will Leave You In The Next Book
Then Come Back Ask To Marry You And Get You Pregnant With Dead Sperm.
one of the good aspects in twilight is most of the characters, including Bella, edward, carlisle, Esme and many more value their families.
Really the book is just about an oridanary girl who falss in love with a vampire and they overcome challenges to be together (that's best way i can describe it sorry :( )

i don't really think that there is a moral of the story thou
i guess its that, even though someone is different, you still treat them like a normal person, you can still fall in love with them or.... decide not to eat them haha
Always Fall In Lovee With A VERY Fitt Vampiree!!! Called Edward Cullen! Or Carlisle Cullen! Or Emmett Cullen! Or Jasper Cullen!
I don't think so but i mean i guess love is blind fits in pretty well.
that lions shouldn't fall in love with lambs because then the lamb would get hurt
no matter who what or what there life is or how old the person is you love the person for who they are
That even know someone is different (i.e a vampire), don't judge them until you know them.

Answer 2

I believe New Moon has to do with the choices of love itself. The story deals with the options of accepting the love for another or the love of one's self, at first. Then, it reveals the truth of being able to accept both loves. It's a relationship created, based, and saved by the facts of another, yet much older, relationship; being Romeo and Juliet. The author asks the reader exactly how strong is the power of love in their eyes and hearts. Whether it is worth the total damnation of one's own soul, or if it simply is a bond meant for keeping no matter the consequences. We find out love is worth everything but nothing.

Answer 3

I think that it's how powerful and strong love can be, and if you get upsessed with someone it can drive you to do crazy things. For example, in the first book Twilight, Edward got upsessed with Bella and risks his secret. And his family and him go to all the trouble to stop James from hunting Bella. This is just my opinion, there are lots of lessons that someone could come up with about Twilight, so yeh... I hope this answers you question.

Answer 4

This is a very good question and I doubt many can answer it. The Twilight Saga does have good morals in it despite the fact that vampires and werewolves take place. It's not an evil story. Never judge a book by its cover. The morals in Twilight(if you look closely and have the ability to decipher the true depth of something), are making the right choices, doing what is good, and how to rise above obstacles no matter what. You see, the Cullens were changed into vampires against their will. And when they found out who they were, they didn't want to be that. They fought it, they overcame it. And they're a family because of it. Not a coven, and I don't care what anybody says, they are a family. And that says a lot right there. It is an excellent example to young people on how to do what is right and do not give into temptation. That trait is also brought out in the relationship of Edward and Bella. Edward loves her, just loves her purely and resists the urge to kill her everyday. there is a monster inside him almost peer-pressuring him, if you will, to the wrong thing. But he won't because he is a good person beneath, and he wants to be good. The Cullens never lost who they were even though they thought they did, they are real people underneath and that's what they want to be. And that pure, unconditional love that Edward has for Bella reall speaks to people when they read that book. They might not know why they cry, or why a vampire story could make them so happy, but I was one of the lucky ones that found out. It's that pure, undeniable, hopeful love that everyone really desires. So, before you judge the fact that Bella is in love with a vampire, think about this. And don't forget it. Twilight is truly a story of hope, love, dreams, and family.

Answer 5

"Twilight" explores themes of love, friendship, identity, and the struggle between good and evil. It also delves into the complexities of relationships, choices, and the consequences of one's actions. Ultimately, readers may take away messages about self-acceptance, personal growth, and the importance of standing up for what you believe in.

Answer 6

in my opinion the moral of twilight is that love conquers all.

Answer 7

am for me ....i learn that not all vampires are bad, like Edward Cullen and his family... ...

Answer 8

Vampires are awesome and also why they dont go out in the sun

Answer 9

it's a series about sparkley vampires. that's about as far from "moral" as possible.