Twilight calm essay

Twilight was not necessarily a book of setting development. On the contrary the dynamic of the characters and setting work the opposite way. In the case of the Forest, it was the characters that creating the correlation of feelings and mood with that setting.

Although with Edward she finds herself having a lack of self control. These actions are most likely coming from the Opposite character (Edward), but the restrictive weather may also play a small role. Self-control in the face of temptation is a very important theme in Twilight, and it is closely tied to the theme of free agency.

Twilight tells the story of Bella Swan and the vampire she falls in love with, Edward Cullen. Bella moves to the small and rainy town of Forks, Washington, to live with her father after her mother remarries. She hates the rain, but at least she fits in better in Forks than she did in her huge high school in Phoenix, Arizona.

Bella is hypnotized by Edward’s good looks, but for some reason, his first response to her is incredibly negative, and she even overhears him trying to switch out of the biology class they have together. He slowly begins to become less hostile, although he warns her that it would be better for her to stay away.