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Does New Moon paint an unhealthy picture of love?


Do you worry that Twilight’s young fans will take away a misguided lesson about love? Or do you think these critics are over-thinking things, and that we should instead be grateful that Bella and Edward’s relationship isn’t reduced to gratuitous sex (a rarity for a cinematic romance these days)?
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Topics: Relationships, Vampires, Twilight, New Moon, Bella, Edward
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  1. Ninja_Nomad says:
    August 10, 2010 at 2:51 am

    Yes, I think it portrays an immature portrayal of “love.” It’s all about feelings and happiness, and teen girls are biting into it hook, line, and sinker! This is one teen who’s ashamed to be a part of such a shallow generation. (And I’m not putting all the blame on Twilight for their lack of depth. It’s a culmination of things.)

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- 1 Corinthians 13:1-3
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