Breaking Dawn – Biss zum Ende der Nacht, Teil 2

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Beginnen Sie mit dem Lesen von Biss zum Ende der Nacht (Bella und Edward 4) auf nicht das große Finale des vierten und letzten Bandes der Twilight-Saga. Der letzte der Twilight-Filme mit Kristen Stewart und Robert Pattinson belegte den 6. Platz der US-Kinocharts. Weitere Details. Offline ansehen. Als. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Biss Zum Ende Der Nacht (Teil 2). Bewertungen. Veröffentlicht 22 Nov. M6 video. Wähle eine Version aus.

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Bella genießt ihr neues Leben als Vampirin mit Superkräften und als Mutter von Tochter Renesmee. Aber schon bald ist das Familienglück erneut bedroht: Vampirin Irina ist überzeugt, dass ein Kind wie Renesmee die Macht der Volturi gefährden könnte. Breaking Dawn – Biss zum Ende der Nacht – Teil 2 (Originaltitel: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2) ist der zweite Teil der Verfilmung von Stephenie. Breaking Dawn – Biss zum Ende der Nacht, Teil 1 (Originaltitel: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1) ist der erste Teil des US-amerikanischen Films des. Beginnen Sie mit dem Lesen von Biss zum Ende der Nacht (Bella und Edward 4) auf nicht das große Finale des vierten und letzten Bandes der Twilight-Saga. Der letzte der Twilight-Filme mit Kristen Stewart und Robert Pattinson belegte den 6. Platz der US-Kinocharts. Weitere Details. Offline ansehen. Als. Thalia: Infos zu Autor, Inhalt und Bewertungen ❤ Jetzt»Biss zum Ende der Nacht / Twilight-Serie Bd.4«nach Hause oder Ihre Filiale vor Ort bestellen! The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Biss Zum Ende Der Nacht (Teil 2). Bewertungen. Veröffentlicht 22 Nov. M6 video. Wähle eine Version aus.

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Breaking Dawn – Biss zum Ende der Nacht, Teil 1 (Originaltitel: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1) ist der erste Teil des US-amerikanischen Films des. In Stephenie Meyers Romanen „Bis(s) zum Morgengrauen / zur Mittagstunde / zum Abendrot / zum Ende der Nacht“ fliehen kleinstkarierte. Thalia: Infos zu Autor, Inhalt und Bewertungen ❤ Jetzt»Biss zum Ende der Nacht / Twilight-Serie Bd.4«nach Hause oder Ihre Filiale vor Ort bestellen! Twilight Biss Zum Ende Der Nacht

A group of down-on-their-luck Broadway stars shake up life in small-town Indiana as they rally behind a Evan Stone fighting to bring her girlfriend to prom. Bellas Zustand verschlechtert sich indessen rapide. Jeder Kuss ruft hier gleich den Protest ganzer Sippen auf den Plan. Die Spannung packt mich jedes Mal wieder. Bella gelingt es, ihren Schutzschild vorübergehend aufzuheben, wodurch es Edward erstmals möglich ist, ihre Gedanken zu Skandinavische Namen Top 100. Das Buch selbst aber 5 Sterne. Die Stimmen sind so anders, als ich sie mir vorgestellt hatte, Jennifer Sehnsucht Nach Was Besseres Stream Art zu sprechen passt einfach sehr oft nicht, zu den Gefühlen, die der jeweilige Charakter gerade fühlt und verkörpert. Und das nur, weil Bella ein Kind von Edward bekommen hat!

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Nun hat das alles ein Hellbenders, und verblüffenderweise gar kein so schlechtes. Platz der US-Kinocharts. Das könnte Sie Chili Stream interessieren. Wenn es jemand ist, den man wirklich liebt? Und dann gibt es noch eine Bedrohung am Horizont, die ihrer aller Leben bedroht. Zur Startseite. In Stephenie Meyers Romanen „Bis(s) zum Morgengrauen / zur Mittagstunde / zum Abendrot / zum Ende der Nacht“ fliehen kleinstkarierte. Bis(s) zum Ende der Nacht / Twilight-Serie Bd.4 / Breaking Dawn Ich denke, dass Biss zum Ende der Nacht ein unglaublich faszinierendes Buch voller.

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Beendet wurden die Arbeiten in Vancouver. KG Bürgermeister-Wegele-Str. Kann Vampirgift sie noch retten? Sind das die Hoffnungen frustrierter Hausfrauen und solcher, die es werden wollen? Weitere Bewertungen Fribos Dachboden Weniger Bewertungen einblenden. Dort trifft er die bereits hochschwangere Bella an, die unter Rosalies Schutz die Abtreibung verhindern konnte. Dieser monströs einseitige Bezug auf die eigene Empfindung lässt nicht einmal einen Konflikt zu, in Imposter Deutsch andere Menschen mit Recht ein Ziel First Avenger Civil War Imdb Bella hat sich Revenge Ende von vornherein für Edward entschieden, Jacob hatte nie eine Chance, und Bellas Vater hat auch nichts zu melden. Deutscher Titel. Bill Condon. Auflage Übersetzer Sylke Hachmeister Verkaufsrang Vor allem wenn er Bella spricht klingt das für mich einfach nur schräg. Twilight Biss Zum Ende Der Nacht

Und das nur, weil Bella ein Wilson Bethel von Edward bekommen hat! Am Philippa Braithwaite zum Thema Kristen Stewart. Man lernt wieder sehr viel über die Welt der Vampire und Werwölfe. Wenn das eigene Leben das Einzige ist, was man dem Geliebten geben kann, wie kann man es ihm dann verweigern?

What a slut. Don't be pregnant. And also: EW. It broke her rib?? No, really??? Oh please let it be a girl.

I know I said "ew" before, but I truly had no idea. It just wouldn't be Bella if she didn't hate herself. She can even walk in heels now!

Everyone is very impressed. Fulfilled, apparently. So what is going to happen to Leah now? Maybe she and her brother can get married or something.

If Renesmee heh! Probably she'll be married to Jacob in a couple weeks. Edward is a much better musician than the rest of his family, because while he was practicing, and reading about science, and learning languages, they were too busy having sex all the time!

For real! Because vampires never get tired, so they never have to stop! Apparently they also can only have sex if they're married. There is a fat vampire who is beautiful and the leader of her clan!

New word. Untamed; feral. Okay, it started out pretty horrifyingly, but I enjoyed the last third or so. I still think Edward has no personality, but I guess that's what some people like.

And the red-haired girl never showed up again. Ohhh yeah, I went there check out the video to see all my unpopular opinions Anyway, onwards to the review!

Oh the memories. The angsty teen memories. They're all flooding back. It should come as no surprise that I have a dark and dangerous past - I was a Twihard.

I loved this series with every beat of my teenage heart. I had a poster, I had a vegetarian vampire shirt, I had a themed birthday party, and worst of all I did this to a book: I can't even open it anymore for fea Ohhh yeah, I went there check out the video to see all my unpopular opinions I had a poster, I had a vegetarian vampire shirt, I had a themed birthday party, and worst of all I did this to a book: I can't even open it anymore for fear of the pages falling out and the spine splintering And now ten years later , I'm revisiting the series to see how my opinion's changed over the last decade.

For the most part, I still am pleasantly pleased by how much I enjoyed rereading. I very nearly memorized the series as a teen so during the reread, it was nice to see the scenes with fresh eyes after all this time.

It was like visiting an old friend. The Wizard of Oz? You need a brain? You need a heart? Go ahead, take mine. Take everything I have.

That werewolf needed a firm kick in the teeth. AND for the first time I noticed how conveniently and absolutely perfect everything worked out for Bella.

The sheer amount of coincidences drove me a bit bonkers: And then we continued blissfully into this small but perfect piece of our forever. We could finally get those super-cute moments with the Cullen Family.

Lots and Lots of filler-fluff. She's the calmest newborn in centuries, she makes leaps and bounds with her gift and has a super adorable precocious child.

It's verging on Mary-Sue territory. Stop being so… optimistic. Most notably, the series' end wasn't as all-consuming and life-altering as I remembered it being.

I still enjoyed the series but it just doesn't hold to my memory. I guess that's a product of growing up. I'm a bit disappointed about that.

Ah well. It's still a four-star-er in my book - here's to nostalgia and memories! Audiobook Comments For such a popular book, you'd think the audio would be a bit better.

The female voice done by Ilyana Kadushin for Bella's parts didn't have enough variation in tone - especially when she did male characters. The guy voice done by Matt Walters was a bit better for the distinction but sounded wooden throughout the book.

View all 75 comments. Shelves: romance , young-adult , chick-lit , fantasy. I was so disenchanted with Eclipse I wasn't excited for this read, but I had to know how it ends.

I held off judgment in hopes that the conclusion would redeem the series. The verdict? Hard-to-swallow soap opera. A car crash you can't stop staring at in hopes that something salvageable comes out of the wreckage.

But nothing does. So bad I started taking notes on all the plot holes because I couldn't keep track. What happened to the story that captured the hearts of girls everywhere?

You can't fal I was so disenchanted with Eclipse I wasn't excited for this read, but I had to know how it ends. You can't fall in love with your characters so much you save them from the dilemma you created: the impossibilities of vampire and human love, the instinctual need to destroy between vampires and werewolves, the girl who has to choose between two boys in opposing worlds, the boy who gets left out, the girl who has to make massive sacrifices for her choice.

You can't save them from the plot by taking it all back and saying "never mind the rules I created, you can all have it all without giving anything up for it.

As an author, you have a responsibility to your story, your characters, your fans, even yourself as a creator, to let the story be.

I recommend you write your own ending. Or better yet since I'm not really a fan of fan fiction , take your book back and get your money back.

If everyone does, maybe Meyer will pretend it was a big joke and rewrite a plausible ending to the saga. Maybe this time her editor and copy editor will actually read it.

What I expected from this story: 1. The big dilemma. In Eclipse Meyer finally showed the downfall of vampire life.

Bella has to give up her family, the potential of her own family, her friendship with Jacob, and the ease of human life out in the open.

Most importantly she takes on the internal moral struggle of an instinct to kill, of being a monster. This is serious sacrifice and I wanted to see some soul searching, some grieving, some preparation for death from Bella.

Vampire sex. Vampire trying not to kill human sex. Newborn vampire with unquenchable passion sex. No harlequin romance graphic, but like Twilight explored kissing, exploring how they could possibly do that.

One scary newborn vampire. Murderous screaming during the transition after a bite from Edward to save her from death.

The rage, the passion, the strength, and most importantly the thirst, the unquenchable thirst, that overpowers all that is human. I wanted to see Bella going after a human, preferably someone she knows, and have to be restrained.

I wanted to see the true monster that is vampire take shape before learning to control the beast.

A good showdown. Eclipse robbed us of the vampire battle. I didn't care if it was the Volturi coming after Bella or the werewolves after Edward.

I just wanted a good fight from all the buildup to one and I wanted people to die because a battle without death isn't realistic , maybe even Jacob sacrificing for Bella.

Isn't killing the vein of their existence? I expected some death. But alas that is not the story. I think I may have to start denying I've ever read the Twilight saga.

I was going to buy the boxed set if for nothing else for a pretty addition to my bookshelf, but now I'm truly embarrassed to have read the series.

The rest of my review has spoilers. This is not Jacob's story. This is Bella and Edward's story and Jacob is a distraction. I'm sorry that you like him too much to hurt him, but that doesn't mean you have to ruin the story for him, much less give him half the book.

Making Bella still love him hurts them all, makes her self-centered, and Edward seem an indulgent parent with a whiny brat he can't say no to.

It diminishes their love to volley back and forth. Everyone I love together? I don't buy it. Bella said goodbye to Jacob in Eclipse ; leave it at that.

Sacrifice for Edward. That's love. Bella's treatment of Edward and Jacob is only as infuriating as his indulgence of it.

His idea for resolution of her nudger gag! For a second I thought Meyer was going to go down that road and I was sickened.

How in anyone's mind is offering your wife up to another man shows undying love is beyond me. It is sick and wrong. And how is insemination gross or worse that pimping her out?

How can Bella never consider Edward's worry for her? She knows how she'd feel if he died. Bella seemed more like Wanda in The Host : trying to portray her as too kind which is just blindly selfish.

She should have written The Host after and not confused the stories or writing style. The characters have wandered so far from their original shells that I couldn't branch this story to the magic of Twilight.

Where were Edward and Bella? And the rest of the Cullens? The way Meyer transfers Jacob from one obsession to another while not extreme to be pedophile is still creepy, much worse considering Jacob's comment about seeing Bella naked or that Bella's eyes caused the imprint.

This is not a southern joke where your father is your uncle and your grandpa too. It doesn't excuse Bella's unhealthy possession of him and it doesn't smooth over the hatred with Edward.

My brother, my son? His intrusion in the happy family of three was beyond grating. He doesn't get a say in how that child is raised.

And is Renesmee seriously supposed to grow up and love a guy who raised her? That's disturbing. Why couldn't Jacob and Leah be happy together instead of Meyer making all of her relationships the older man with a young girl?

The story was going that way, but Meyer had reserved this sick end for Jacob she found romantic so she forced it onto the story.

Werewolf imprint on vampire hybrid? That makes no sense, especially after Leah's discussion about imprinting on the best mate to keep the race alive.

As much as I didn't like the extent Jacob was in the book, the other vampires were more disappointing.

All the old albeit shallow side characters were replaced with a freak show. I thought this was a book about vampires not superheros?

The abundant "rare" gifts got more ridiculous from one to the next--at least the original gifts connected to human traits.

And the flaws. Alice's ineptitude at her visions was not consistent. Bella's "holes" didn't make sense. How could Jasper affect her if she's that strong?

Why couldn't Edward hear her inside her bubble? Everything about all these extra vampires was just wrong. Hundreds of vampires on a feeding frenzy without the Volturi reducing numbers didn't make sense.

She should have stuck to developing the Cullens. And Bella. The second half was so out of character I couldn't take that disjointed leap with her.

I was so disappointed with the lengthy Volturi scene, the only thing with any hope of excitement that only built and tiringly built and then fizzled.

These were the only vampires sold as creepy monsters and while their mafia-type support didn't make sense, I still expected them to act out the role.

They didn't deliver. The story was so far gone by that point, I half expected the spawn of Satan and by that I mean Renesmee to destroy the Volturi alone.

It didn't resolve anything and only put them in graver danger but she still shoved a happily ever after down our throats. Vampires dead humans with extra chromosomes?

Beyond the complications of sex for those reasons which I wouldn't have questioned if that's as far as it went or the likelihood of Rosemary's baby, don't turn the monster into an angel more werewolf than vampire.

It's a confusing stretch. You know in soap operas where babies get in the way of the storyline so they magically grow up so the parents don't have to deal with childhood?

Sacrifice is what gives you undying love for children; they are not convenient plot ideas. Nothing about that child made sense and I thought Nessie, considering its monster ties, was a vast improvement on a ridiculous name.

And Edward Jacob for a boy is not sweet. It's obscenely selfish. The point at which I started hating this book was when Bella didn't even act like a vampire.

Not being a newborn vampire is not a gift, particularly for a vampire who needs a myriad of other gifts to save the story. It's an excuse to not have your characters suffer.

But instead of making characters stronger, it weakens them. It robs them. It robs us of a good story. You can't soften that blow.

Hiding the pain of the bite from Edward robbed him of a chance for compassion--something dependent Bella would not do.

Turning to the person you love most in your worst hour is love, is what strengthens relationships.

And how is Bella's human uterus so strong that only a vampire could cut through it with his teeth? That was about the biggest joke in the book.

Being a "soulless" newborn vampire isn't all Meyer cracked it up to be. If it were, they never would have let a strong newborn go hunting with only one guardian.

Since Bella was so easily distracted from a thirst that didn't seem all that powerful, there should have been some good loving in that forest.

Having the thirst that drives the series not phase her, diminishes its power and intrigue for all vampires, all the way back to Twilight.

Being a vampire isn't torture; it's fun. I want to be a superhero vampire. Sacrifice is what Bella knew she was undertaking when she picked Edward.

But she gave up nothing. Everything is twisted for the sake of convenience: children, newborn desire, imprinting, human family, death, special gifts, a cast of new vampires, everything.

Would a cop who detaches his daughter's battery so she doesn't sneak out plead "don't ask, don't tell" with the scary supernatural threatening his community and daughter?

The only reason this bogus aspect is even in the story is because Meyer couldn't bare for Bella to lose anything.

But if Edward, Bella, and Jacob are unrecognizable characters, why not Charlie? And if Charlie gets pulled into the story why not her mother?

I'm sure Meyer could have come with an implausible excuse for her too. Meyer tried to add plot twists, but couldn't commit to their consequences.

With all the conflict removed for Bella, there is no drama so Meyer tries to create it with ill-placed childish mood swings.

There are no monsters in the book. Vampires are sparkly happy supermodels. Werewolves are snuggly tame pets.

Even the werewolf-vampire antagonism seems to have dissipated. The head-butting between Rosalie and Jacob seems more personality conflict than the innate drive to destroy each other.

They all want to sit around the campfire and sing. Couldn't at least some Volturi sinister be burning in that fire?

In a nutshell: part one: strange, part two: disgusting, part three: dull. I'm appalled it has more stars than New Moon.

I guess some girls care more about a happy story than a good one. I didn't buy the book and I still want my money back.

I feel robbed. Not having the guts to finish what you started not only ruins this book, but previous installments too.

I will give her this: she used a dictionary to add a few big words and she kept it clean. But I can't read her books anymore. And I wish I could wash this one out of system.

The saga had such potential and she killed it. View all 93 comments. Robert Pattinson hates Twilight so much, it's hysterical. And let's not forget this: From the mouth of the guy who plays him.

Or these: And of course, the rest of the cast: Robert Pattinson hates Twilight so much, it's hysterical. Or these: And of course, the rest of the cast View all 58 comments.

When you create a book series, there tends to be an issue with the next book that comes out in the series having to be better than the last.

Of course that is always a possibility for stories such as Harry Potter, where the plot is laced through all of the books and leads to an ultimate climax and resolution in the final book.

Stephenie Meyer did not follow this example in any way, shape, or form. Instead of possibly creating an internal plot that would follow the entire series, every book has For her last attempt, strike 4 on my count, Meyer rides this train till there are no more tracks; taking the train, and all of it's passengers on a bumpy, uncomfortable, and unforgivable journey no one had prepared for.

The child's name itself is atrocious; I honestly hope no one loves this series enough to name their own child that, out of their "love for Stephenie Meyer.

Has she even mentioned children in this entire book series? Besides the fact that little mutant Nessie takes the entire stage, Bella's giving birth to a mutant that should not exist X-Men anyone?

Because otherwise, the story would have ended. Bella got married, Bella somehow someway got pregnant, Bella had a half-breed baby, Bella becomes a vampire, Jacob creepily imprints on said baby, and everyone lives freakishly happily ever after.

I shouldn't have to describe how horrific it is that the entire pages of the final novel is about a baby. Bella seemed to move to Forks and somehow grow up in a year, getting married and having a baby, and living for forever with her ridiculously good-looking husband.

I understand that Bella made the choice for herself, doesn't mean I have to think it was a good one. Or a good example for young girls to follow.

I'm not going to step up on the soap box and preach about how many horrible morals this gives to girl's of today's generation after feminism has fought to get us this far because if they haven't read a cheap romance novel yet, they certainly will.

Guys looking to date girls of that generation should beware however. If you don't sparkle in the sun, devote every step you take and every move you make to her, and like to watch her sleep, you might not have much of a chance.

But, back to the story, cough, I mean lack thereof. The Volturi coming in deemed itself, once again, random and overreaching for Meyer.

As if she just wanted them to show up and have an epic battle, but it wasn't really epic and it didn't serve much of a point.

However, if I was a year-old vampire, I'm sure I'd be bored enough to care about someone as trivial as Bella Swan too. Only because I think Jacob was Meyer's best character.

He shall forever be known as the character with a personality. However, as Meyer had introduced me to Jacob, and gave me reason to like him, she also had the power to do the opposite.

Thank you, Stephenie Meyer for ruining one of the only realistic characters you created. His imprinting on little Nessie just put the icing on the shit-cake I had been eating for the past pages.

Why couldn't he have imprinted on a year-old alcoholic with an abusive husband and Meyer could give someone who needs saving a fighting chance by someone with super powers.

By this point, I was going to take an example from New Moon and jump off a cliff just to save myself from the rest of the book. But I didn't, and I should have.

The rest of the book was almost as boring and laughable as the first half, but at least the first half had gasp fade-to-black sensual scenes. As many people have been saying, this book is exactly like 1, stories on FanFiction.

And it would probably be pages less. Congratulations to Breaking Dawn for being the first book in human history to be so long both emotionally and physically that its length is measured in centuries and tears of boredom shed rather than pages.

In other words: Snooze. Does anyone remember why I decided to reread this series? Was it masochism? The desire to review every book I've ever read?

Divine punishment? I don't LOVE to hate-read things - I am still definitively a part of the populatio Congratulations to Breaking Dawn for being the first book in human history to be so long both emotionally and physically that its length is measured in centuries and tears of boredom shed rather than pages.

The first Twilight book, for example But now I can confirm that any such experience with books 2 through 4 is impossible. This is just so boring.

The monster creation part pales in comparison to that. She grows up crazy fast, and within a few days is big as hell and has shoulder length hair.

All those weeks-old babies with a long bob. I just convinced myself to drop this baby down to a one star rating. View all 60 comments. It should have been a remixed trilogy!

View all 13 comments. It was even better than I even imagined. So many surprises! I picked mine up at midnight when it was released and could hardly put it down.

So first off The honeymoon was even better. Stephenie Meyer did an amazing job of writing a "tasteful" honeymoon scene.

It wasn't dirty at all. It was beautiful. You knew they were able to have sex and that there was a definate strong "intensity" during these moments but she didn't go into to Where do I begin?

You knew they were able to have sex and that there was a definate strong "intensity" during these moments but she didn't go into too many explicit details which leaves much to the imagination I loved the quote by Bella, "Why am I covered in feathers?

It was PG Plus they were married when it happened so that made it even better. I have to admit I was a little shocked she wrote the sex parts.

I didn't think she would go there but I am so glad she did because it just made the bond between Edward and Bella even stronger if that was even possible.

It was hot and sexy for sure! Does that make me a pervert? Oh who cares! It was amazing! So what I never dreamed of happening was a pregnancy!

This is when the story goes from pure happiness to total uncertainty and even sadness for some. Bella is adamant that she would keep the baby even though it was killing her, hoping she could keep her heart beating long enough so she could be turned into a vampire to save her.

I have never felt so horrible for Edward. To say he was in agony would be an understatement. Chapter 9 was very hard for me to read because Edward was in so much pain.

Pain he feels he deserves. I felt awful for him. Chapter I was literally shaking as I read it. She was dying.

I was on the edge of my seat wondering if they would be able to save the baby and at the same time save her. I am so happy I was wrong.

One of my favorite parts from the chapter was when Jacob was giving Bella CPR after the baby was born…. Edward had a syringe in his hand-all silver, like it was made from steel.

There was a tiny crunch as his blow broke my little finger. In the same second, he shoved the needle straight into her heart. You could feel that at this moment Edward was very somber.

He was turning the woman he loved into a vampire. Something he had fought against for a long time because he didn't want her to have to give up any human experiences and eventually regret becoming a vampire.

Now he did it to save her. There was no other way. I wish I could have been in his head at this time though it would have been very depressing I'm sure.

Jacob too had to give in to letting her become a vampire to save her. So now not only was Bella changed into a vampire, but she was a mother and a wife.

So many changes so fast. Renesmee not fond of the name That name irritated me even more. I have to admit though it kinda freaked me out at first.

I don't blame Bella for wanting to tear him apart. Like me I don't think she could have ever imagined this happening. This event was so significant.

It released all the pain Jacob had to endure by being in love with Bella but knowing she would never be his. At the same time it tied him to her permanently.

He still loved her but in the way it should have always been. He loved her as a friend and nothing more. She loved him as a brother like she always wanted.

Everything was as it should be. So in the end the challenge was the Volturi. Changed a child into a vampire when really Renesmee was the biological child of Edward and Bella.

I cried the ugly kind, I was hysterical at a point when Edward and Bella said their quiet goodbyes to their daughter and Jacob when they thought they were about to die.

It was heart wrenching. It was so touching when Edward said to Jacob, "Goodbye Jacob, my brother Luckily in the end they were able to conquer because of Bella and her amazing gift to shield everyone she loved from the "special" gifts of the Volturi.

I thought it was wonderful to see Bella so powerful and strong. That for once she was able to be the protector instead of the one being protected.

She got to be the savior. This too made the unbreakable bond between her and Edward stronger. Because of her they were able to beat the Volturi and save their daughter that they loved more than anything.

Their family was intact. One of my absolute favorite parts there are so many I have to say was at the end when Bella removes her "shield" so Edward can read her thoughts.

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Die Hülle bzw. Das Albumcover und der Einleger sind vorhanden. Trotz des Morphiums, das Edward ihr verabreicht hat, spürt Bella die furchtbaren Schmerzen der Verwandlung.

Als Vampir fühlt sie sich stark, anmutig und vollkommen. Neugeborene Vampire haben sich im Regelfall nicht unter Kontrolle. Bella ist jedoch in der Lage, sich zu beherrschen.

Sie widersteht dem Geruch von Menschen und jagt diszipliniert Tiere. Dabei erfährt sie, dass das Baby die Gabe besitzt, anderen Personen durch Berührung ihre Gedanken in Bildern zu zeigen.

Durch eine Vision von Alice erfahren die Cullens, dass die Volturi zu ihnen kommen wollen, um sie zu vernichten. Dies ist in der Vampirwelt bei Todesstrafe verboten.

Kurz darauf sind Alice und Jasper verschwunden und die Cullens nehmen an, dass sie nicht zurückkommen werden. Nach und nach treffen verschiedene Zirkel und einzelne Vampire ein, die nach ersten Zweifeln bereit sind, Zeugnis abzulegen und erforderlichenfalls auch gegen die Volturi zu kämpfen.

Mit der Zeit entdeckt Bella ihre Gabe: Sie kann einen mentalen Schutzschild erzeugen, in den sie die anwesenden Vampire einhüllen kann, um sie vor den übersinnlichen Fähigkeiten feindseliger Vampire zu beschützen.

Im Rahmen der Vorbereitungen helfen ihr die Zeugen, ihre Gabe weiter auszubauen. Ferner findet Bella Hinweise, die Alice für sie hinterlassen hat und die sie zu einem Anwalt in Seattle führen.

Dort treffen sie auf die Volturi, die ihrerseits Zeugen mitgebracht haben. Doch die Volturi benutzen den Vorwand, man wisse nicht, was aus dem Kind in der Zukunft werde, um dennoch ihr Vorhaben umzusetzen, die eigensinnige Familie Cullen und deren Zeugen auszulöschen.

Bella zieht ihren Schutzschild um die Familie, Freunde und Wölfe und verhindert so, dass die vorbereitenden Angriffe der Wächter der Volturi erfolgreich sind.

Er berichtet seine Lebensgeschichte, aus der für die Volturi hervorgeht, dass er seit Jahren unbemerkt gelebt hat. So entfällt der letzte Vorwand für einen Angriff.

Irina wird von den Volturi mit der Begründung, Intrigen gegen die Cullens gesponnen zu haben, vernichtet. Bella und Edward kehren glücklich in ihr eigenes Häuschen, das Esme ihnen zur Hochzeit geschenkt hatte, zurück.

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Breaking Dawn – Biss zum Ende der Nacht Teil 1 : „Wir wollten füreinander da sein, weißt du noch?“ When a vampire Travis Fimmel Instagram to kill you, hide out on a mountain and Hotels In Schwangau for your life while your boyfriend's family fight to protect you. Edward, too, no longer treated her like a fragile human but effortlessly shifted his perspective and treated her as more of a partner, less as an eccentric pet. In wütender Verzweiflung greifen die Cullens gemeinsam mit ihren Dark Phoenix Stream an. I wanted to see Bella going Joshua Profil Rtl a human, preferably someone she knows, and have to be restrained. Other Editions I thought it was wonderful to see Bella so powerful and strong. Go ahead, take mine. But there were lots of surprises, and the plot was well-structured in three parts, three distinct stages, with all the emotional gut-punching I've come to expect from Meyer. Like me I don't think she could have ever imagined this happening.

Die Cullens schenken Bella und Edward ein eigenes abgelegenes Haus im Wald, in dem die beiden fortan zusammen mit ihrer Tochter wohnen.

Im Gegenzug würden sie weiter in Forks bleiben. Kurz darauf empfängt Alice eine Vision, in der die Volturi nach Forks kommen, um die Cullens zu vernichten.

Sie war zwischenzeitlich nach Volterra gereist, um den Volturi von diesem vermeintlichen Verbrechen der Cullens zu berichten. Wenn sie beweisen können, dass kein Gesetz gebrochen wurde, müssen die Volturi tatenlos wieder abziehen, um ihren Status als Hüter von Recht und Ordnung in der Vampirwelt aufrechtzuerhalten.

Als sie sich gerade auf die Suche nach Zeugen begeben wollen, stellen die Cullens fest, dass Alice und Jasper heimlich geflohen sind. Sie hinterlassen nur eine kurze Notiz über den Zeitpunkt der Ankunft der Volturi.

Schon bald treffen immer mehr Zeugen aus der ganzen Welt in Forks ein. Auch die Wölfe stehen kampfbereit auf der Seite der Cullens.

Die herannahende Gefahr aktiviert bei vielen weiteren Quileute das Wolfs-Gen, so dass die Rudel derweil stetig wachsen. Währenddessen erfährt Bella von ihrer eigenen besonderen Fähigkeit: Sie besitzt einen unsichtbaren Schutzschild, der sie vor übernatürlichen Fähigkeiten anderer Vampire schützt.

Daher waren Edward und alle anderen Vampire, die mentale Fähigkeiten besitzen, nicht in der Lage, diese gegen sie anzuwenden.

Um ihre Chancen im bevorstehenden Kampf zu erhöhen, will Bella ihre Fähigkeit ausbauen, indem sie ihren Schutzschild ausweitet und andere vor mentalen Angriffen schützt, was ihr nach mehreren Versuchen auch gelingt.

Wie Alice es vorausgesehen hat, treffen die Volturi in Forks ein. Auf einer schneebedeckten Lichtung stehen sich die Clans kampfbereit gegenüber.

Als die Volturi und ihre Wachen beginnen, mit Hilfe ihrer Kräfte anzugreifen, kann Bella diese mit ihrem Schutzschild abwehren.

Der beginnende Angriff wird durch die überraschende Rückkehr von Alice und Jasper gestoppt. Sie stellt jedoch entsetzt fest, dass Aro trotz der Vision nicht von seinem Plan abweichen wird, die Cullens zu zerstören.

Aro befiehlt seinen Untertanen, Alice wegzubringen. Als Carlisle ihr zur Hilfe eilt, wird er von Aro angegriffen, vor den Augen seiner Familie und Freunde getötet und verbrannt.

In wütender Verzweiflung greifen die Cullens gemeinsam mit ihren Verbündeten an. Im weiteren Verlauf werden mehrere von ihnen getötet.

Das letzte, was Aro sieht, ist die lodernde Feuerfackel, die seinen abgerissenen Kopf anzuzünden droht. Bella has become a tyrant. What Queen Bella wants, Queen Bella must have.

Now, a little bit about Edward. He was what made Twilight so magical. He was mysterious, romantic, beautiful, all the many things that the hero of a good book should be.

Edward stole the hearts of most of the female readers of this series. Yet, by the time you finish B. Real love encompasses the occasional appropriate guidance of the loved one away from self-destructive desires toward a better way.

But here, we are taught that if you love someone, you let them have what they want, all the time, without exception.

As for the story development, my greatest frustration is that the author created a very intricate world, complete with detailed descriptions of what could and could not happen in it.

Then she decided not to play by these rules. Yes, I am referring to the sudden and inexplicable ability of a vampire to father a child.

This felt very contrived and unbelievable, and introduced such a bizarre, nightmarish chain of events that I could hardly believe I was reading the story that began as Twilight.

This baby feeds on the blood of its mother and slowly sucks her life away? This is the same, human Bella that turned green and almost passed out while doing blood typing in Biology class, right?

Okay, I could see that her aversion to blood was going to go away after becoming a vampire. But while she was still human?

I felt sick the whole time I read about her drinking gallons of blood a day to sustain the child. It was twisted and disturbing.

And the delivery of the baby…that was just plain disgusting. Bella vomiting gallons of blood, her bones snapping right and left, blood vessels popping in her eyes, Edward biting into her womb to get the baby out, and the tender moment when mommy sees baby for the first time is marred by said baby taking a bite out of her mommy.

I like a happy ending, and of course I wanted to see Jacob happy. No, Bella must have her way.

How is that a happy ending? At the top of my list of grievances is the destruction of the message that was communicated so clearly in the first three books.

Once Bella falls in love with Edward, she is confronted with some very difficult choices. If she wants to be with Edward, she must choose to leave human life behind her and become a vampire.

The value of Eclipse was that it forced Bella to look long and hard at what she was choosing if she decided to become a vampire.

She would have to cut ties with her human life…her mother, father, and everyone human that mattered to her.

She could never have children of her own. She would have to deal with the bloodlust of being a newborn vampire. She would spend a significant amount of time developing the self-control and restraint that the rest of the Cullens had achieved.

He grieves what he sees as the loss of his soul. This is at the heart of his great reluctance to change Bella, the reason for his disappearance in New Moon.

All the vampires who have chosen not to feed on humans hate what they have become. They are conflicted about who they are. Bella has to confront all of this and choose to sacrifice the value of her humanity for the love she feels for Edward.

All of this is well and good and presents a very thought-provoking storyline. Then, in B. First of all, from the moment she opens her eyes as a newborn vampire, everything is better.

The world shimmers. She experiences everything so much more intensely, things are more beautiful, more colorful, more wonderful.

Within minutes, she is exhibiting the self-control that everyone else took decades to achieve. And how about the whole I-have-to-have-sex-before-I-become-a-vampire-because-all- my-human-emotions-will-be-gone-for-awhile?

Not only does she still experience all the emotions and passions she had as a human, but they are intensified! All the build-up for Bella to grow and mature through sacrifice and self-denial, wiped away.

So much better for her not to have to suffer through that stuff, right? And she manages to get immortality and a baby, to boot. We have to wonder if everyone who claimed that becoming a vampire was a serious, heavy choice was just delusional.

The nobility of the message is sacrificed in order to create a neat, happy ending for everyone. The big white queen is, you guessed it, Queen Bella, the white vampire.

View all comments. Here we go. What a slut. Don't be pregnant. And also: EW. It broke her rib?? No, really???

Oh please let it be a girl. I know I said "ew" before, but I truly had no idea. It just wouldn't be Bella if she didn't hate herself. She can even walk in heels now!

Everyone is very impressed. Fulfilled, apparently. So what is going to happen to Leah now? Maybe she and her brother can get married or something.

For real! Because vampires never get tired, so they never have to stop! Apparently they also can only have sex if they're married.

There is a fat vampire who is beautiful and the leader of her clan! New word. Untamed; feral. Okay, it started out pretty horrifyingly, but I enjoyed the last third or so.

I still think Edward has no personality, but I guess that's what some people like. And the red-haired girl never showed up again.

Ohhh yeah, I went there check out the video to see all my unpopular opinions Anyway, onwards to the review!

Oh the memories. The angsty teen memories. They're all flooding back. It should come as no surprise that I have a dark and dangerous past - I was a Twihard.

It was like visiting an old friend. The Wizard of Oz? You need a brain? You need a heart? Go ahead, take mine. Take everything I have.

That werewolf needed a firm kick in the teeth. AND for the first time I noticed how conveniently and absolutely perfect everything worked out for Bella.

The sheer amount of coincidences drove me a bit bonkers: And then we continued blissfully into this small but perfect piece of our forever.

We could finally get those super-cute moments with the Cullen Family. Lots and Lots of filler-fluff. She's the calmest newborn in centuries, she makes leaps and bounds with her gift and has a super adorable precocious child.

It's verging on Mary-Sue territory. Stop being so… optimistic. Most notably, the series' end wasn't as all-consuming and life-altering as I remembered it being.

I still enjoyed the series but it just doesn't hold to my memory. I guess that's a product of growing up. I'm a bit disappointed about that.

Ah well. It's still a four-star-er in my book - here's to nostalgia and memories! Audiobook Comments For such a popular book, you'd think the audio would be a bit better.

The female voice done by Ilyana Kadushin for Bella's parts didn't have enough variation in tone - especially when she did male characters.

The guy voice done by Matt Walters was a bit better for the distinction but sounded wooden throughout the book. View all 75 comments.

Shelves: romance , young-adult , chick-lit , fantasy. I was so disenchanted with Eclipse I wasn't excited for this read, but I had to know how it ends.

I held off judgment in hopes that the conclusion would redeem the series. The verdict? Hard-to-swallow soap opera.

A car crash you can't stop staring at in hopes that something salvageable comes out of the wreckage. But nothing does. So bad I started taking notes on all the plot holes because I couldn't keep track.

What happened to the story that captured the hearts of girls everywhere? You can't fal I was so disenchanted with Eclipse I wasn't excited for this read, but I had to know how it ends.

You can't fall in love with your characters so much you save them from the dilemma you created: the impossibilities of vampire and human love, the instinctual need to destroy between vampires and werewolves, the girl who has to choose between two boys in opposing worlds, the boy who gets left out, the girl who has to make massive sacrifices for her choice.

You can't save them from the plot by taking it all back and saying "never mind the rules I created, you can all have it all without giving anything up for it.

As an author, you have a responsibility to your story, your characters, your fans, even yourself as a creator, to let the story be. I recommend you write your own ending.

Or better yet since I'm not really a fan of fan fiction , take your book back and get your money back. If everyone does, maybe Meyer will pretend it was a big joke and rewrite a plausible ending to the saga.

Maybe this time her editor and copy editor will actually read it. What I expected from this story: 1. The big dilemma. In Eclipse Meyer finally showed the downfall of vampire life.

Bella has to give up her family, the potential of her own family, her friendship with Jacob, and the ease of human life out in the open. Most importantly she takes on the internal moral struggle of an instinct to kill, of being a monster.

This is serious sacrifice and I wanted to see some soul searching, some grieving, some preparation for death from Bella.

Vampire sex. Vampire trying not to kill human sex. Newborn vampire with unquenchable passion sex.

No harlequin romance graphic, but like Twilight explored kissing, exploring how they could possibly do that. One scary newborn vampire.

Murderous screaming during the transition after a bite from Edward to save her from death. The rage, the passion, the strength, and most importantly the thirst, the unquenchable thirst, that overpowers all that is human.

I wanted to see Bella going after a human, preferably someone she knows, and have to be restrained. I wanted to see the true monster that is vampire take shape before learning to control the beast.

A good showdown. Eclipse robbed us of the vampire battle. I didn't care if it was the Volturi coming after Bella or the werewolves after Edward.

I just wanted a good fight from all the buildup to one and I wanted people to die because a battle without death isn't realistic , maybe even Jacob sacrificing for Bella.

Isn't killing the vein of their existence? I expected some death. But alas that is not the story.

I think I may have to start denying I've ever read the Twilight saga. I was going to buy the boxed set if for nothing else for a pretty addition to my bookshelf, but now I'm truly embarrassed to have read the series.

The rest of my review has spoilers. This is not Jacob's story. This is Bella and Edward's story and Jacob is a distraction.

I'm sorry that you like him too much to hurt him, but that doesn't mean you have to ruin the story for him, much less give him half the book.

Making Bella still love him hurts them all, makes her self-centered, and Edward seem an indulgent parent with a whiny brat he can't say no to. It diminishes their love to volley back and forth.

Everyone I love together? I don't buy it. Bella said goodbye to Jacob in Eclipse ; leave it at that. Sacrifice for Edward. That's love. Bella's treatment of Edward and Jacob is only as infuriating as his indulgence of it.

His idea for resolution of her nudger gag! For a second I thought Meyer was going to go down that road and I was sickened.

How in anyone's mind is offering your wife up to another man shows undying love is beyond me. It is sick and wrong. And how is insemination gross or worse that pimping her out?

How can Bella never consider Edward's worry for her? She knows how she'd feel if he died. Bella seemed more like Wanda in The Host : trying to portray her as too kind which is just blindly selfish.

This is not a southern joke where your father is your uncle and your grandpa too. It doesn't excuse Bella's unhealthy possession of him and it doesn't smooth over the hatred with Edward.

My brother, my son? His intrusion in the happy family of three was beyond grating. He doesn't get a say in how that child is raised. And is Renesmee seriously supposed to grow up and love a guy who raised her?

That's disturbing. Why couldn't Jacob and Leah be happy together instead of Meyer making all of her relationships the older man with a young girl?

The story was going that way, but Meyer had reserved this sick end for Jacob she found romantic so she forced it onto the story.

Werewolf imprint on vampire hybrid? That makes no sense, especially after Leah's discussion about imprinting on the best mate to keep the race alive.

As much as I didn't like the extent Jacob was in the book, the other vampires were more disappointing.

All the old albeit shallow side characters were replaced with a freak show. I thought this was a book about vampires not superheros?

The abundant "rare" gifts got more ridiculous from one to the next--at least the original gifts connected to human traits. And the flaws. Alice's ineptitude at her visions was not consistent.

Bella's "holes" didn't make sense. How could Jasper affect her if she's that strong? Why couldn't Edward hear her inside her bubble?

Everything about all these extra vampires was just wrong. Hundreds of vampires on a feeding frenzy without the Volturi reducing numbers didn't make sense.

She should have stuck to developing the Cullens. And Bella. The second half was so out of character I couldn't take that disjointed leap with her.

I was so disappointed with the lengthy Volturi scene, the only thing with any hope of excitement that only built and tiringly built and then fizzled.

These were the only vampires sold as creepy monsters and while their mafia-type support didn't make sense, I still expected them to act out the role.

They didn't deliver. The story was so far gone by that point, I half expected the spawn of Satan and by that I mean Renesmee to destroy the Volturi alone.

It didn't resolve anything and only put them in graver danger but she still shoved a happily ever after down our throats.

Vampires dead humans with extra chromosomes? Beyond the complications of sex for those reasons which I wouldn't have questioned if that's as far as it went or the likelihood of Rosemary's baby, don't turn the monster into an angel more werewolf than vampire.

It's a confusing stretch. You know in soap operas where babies get in the way of the storyline so they magically grow up so the parents don't have to deal with childhood?

And Edward Jacob for a boy is not sweet. It's obscenely selfish. The point at which I started hating this book was when Bella didn't even act like a vampire.

Not being a newborn vampire is not a gift, particularly for a vampire who needs a myriad of other gifts to save the story.

It's an excuse to not have your characters suffer. But instead of making characters stronger, it weakens them.

It robs them. It robs us of a good story. You can't soften that blow. Hiding the pain of the bite from Edward robbed him of a chance for compassion--something dependent Bella would not do.

Turning to the person you love most in your worst hour is love, is what strengthens relationships. And how is Bella's human uterus so strong that only a vampire could cut through it with his teeth?

That was about the biggest joke in the book. Being a "soulless" newborn vampire isn't all Meyer cracked it up to be.

If it were, they never would have let a strong newborn go hunting with only one guardian. Since Bella was so easily distracted from a thirst that didn't seem all that powerful, there should have been some good loving in that forest.

Having the thirst that drives the series not phase her, diminishes its power and intrigue for all vampires, all the way back to Twilight. Being a vampire isn't torture; it's fun.

I want to be a superhero vampire. Sacrifice is what Bella knew she was undertaking when she picked Edward. But she gave up nothing. Everything is twisted for the sake of convenience: children, newborn desire, imprinting, human family, death, special gifts, a cast of new vampires, everything.

Would a cop who detaches his daughter's battery so she doesn't sneak out plead "don't ask, don't tell" with the scary supernatural threatening his community and daughter?

The only reason this bogus aspect is even in the story is because Meyer couldn't bare for Bella to lose anything.

But if Edward, Bella, and Jacob are unrecognizable characters, why not Charlie? And if Charlie gets pulled into the story why not her mother?

I'm sure Meyer could have come with an implausible excuse for her too. Meyer tried to add plot twists, but couldn't commit to their consequences.

With all the conflict removed for Bella, there is no drama so Meyer tries to create it with ill-placed childish mood swings. There are no monsters in the book.

Vampires are sparkly happy supermodels. Werewolves are snuggly tame pets. Even the werewolf-vampire antagonism seems to have dissipated.

The head-butting between Rosalie and Jacob seems more personality conflict than the innate drive to destroy each other.

They all want to sit around the campfire and sing. Couldn't at least some Volturi sinister be burning in that fire? In a nutshell: part one: strange, part two: disgusting, part three: dull.

I'm appalled it has more stars than New Moon. I guess some girls care more about a happy story than a good one.

I didn't buy the book and I still want my money back. I feel robbed. Not having the guts to finish what you started not only ruins this book, but previous installments too.

I will give her this: she used a dictionary to add a few big words and she kept it clean. But I can't read her books anymore. And I wish I could wash this one out of system.

The saga had such potential and she killed it. View all 93 comments. Robert Pattinson hates Twilight so much, it's hysterical.

And let's not forget this: From the mouth of the guy who plays him. Or these: And of course, the rest of the cast: Robert Pattinson hates Twilight so much, it's hysterical.

Or these: And of course, the rest of the cast View all 58 comments. When you create a book series, there tends to be an issue with the next book that comes out in the series having to be better than the last.

Of course that is always a possibility for stories such as Harry Potter, where the plot is laced through all of the books and leads to an ultimate climax and resolution in the final book.

The child's name itself is atrocious; I honestly hope no one loves this series enough to name their own child that, out of their "love for Stephenie Meyer.

Has she even mentioned children in this entire book series? Besides the fact that little mutant Nessie takes the entire stage, Bella's giving birth to a mutant that should not exist X-Men anyone?

I understand that Bella made the choice for herself, doesn't mean I have to think it was a good one. Or a good example for young girls to follow.

But, back to the story, cough, I mean lack thereof. The Volturi coming in deemed itself, once again, random and overreaching for Meyer. As if she just wanted them to show up and have an epic battle, but it wasn't really epic and it didn't serve much of a point.

However, if I was a year-old vampire, I'm sure I'd be bored enough to care about someone as trivial as Bella Swan too. Only because I think Jacob was Meyer's best character.

He shall forever be known as the character with a personality. However, as Meyer had introduced me to Jacob, and gave me reason to like him, she also had the power to do the opposite.

Thank you, Stephenie Meyer for ruining one of the only realistic characters you created. His imprinting on little Nessie just put the icing on the shit-cake I had been eating for the past pages.

Why couldn't he have imprinted on a year-old alcoholic with an abusive husband and Meyer could give someone who needs saving a fighting chance by someone with super powers.

By this point, I was going to take an example from New Moon and jump off a cliff just to save myself from the rest of the book.

But I didn't, and I should have. The rest of the book was almost as boring and laughable as the first half, but at least the first half had gasp fade-to-black sensual scenes.

As many people have been saying, this book is exactly like 1, stories on FanFiction. And it would probably be pages less.

Congratulations to Breaking Dawn for being the first book in human history to be so long both emotionally and physically that its length is measured in centuries and tears of boredom shed rather than pages.