What is Stephenie Meyer's message in the book Twilight?

Answer 1

Sadly, there isn't a strong message besides underlying themes of pedophillia, abuse, and anti-feminism. Other than that, one could say the message is that you can protect a person all in the name of love, no matter who they are, however qualities in this story show Bella and Edward's relationship is more of a lustful relationship rather than love.

Answer 2

The message is meant to be love conquers all, but if you actually look at the writing and events in the books instead of what Stephenie Meyer wants the books to say, you'll see that the message of the series is anti-feminist and promotes child-grooming.

Answer 3

Stephenie Meyer's message in the book "Twilight" revolves around themes of love, power, morality, sacrifice, and self-discovery. The book explores the complexities of human emotions, relationships, and the consequences of choices made out of love. Meyer also delves into the idea of finding one's true identity and purpose in life amidst challenges and conflicts.

Answer 4

That love is destiny, and you have to fight for it because with out it, life is pointless:)

Answer 5

i guess you can say tricky love. i know kinda corny but its true. twilight is like Romeo and Juliet only Bella and edward have a happy ending. :)