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I'm one of those people who like to complete a series, no matter how awful it is. It gives me a sense of accomplishment and the ability to say "I read it so I know it sucked" when fans accuse me of not reading the series and being swept up in others' opinions of it. Thus, I went in reading Eclipse, Stephenie Meyer's third installment of the Twilight series (not epic enough to be called "saga", not sorry to say) not expecting to be impressed. And I wasn't impressed. Bella is the same boring, whiny teenager she's always been, Edward is still overprotective and creepy, and Jacob is still a third wheel. So what makes this book slightly better than its predecessors? The fact that I gained insight into the backgrounds of some of the other characters and some of them--gasp!--have a reason (albeit tenuous ones) to act the way they do. We learn why Jasper finds it so hard to control himself and why Rosalie "hates" Bella (intended as a way to make Rosalie look shallow in comparison to Bella, thereby raising the reader's opinion of Bella), which is to say she actually loves Bella but is ~just jelly~. We learn some legends about the tribe and we start to get an understanding of Leah Clearwater, who in my opinion, is a fierce HBIC. She's angry, acts out, and asks questions that make other people uncomfortable. The thin plot in this is that Victoria tries to get a newborn vamp army to destroy Bella. You'd think there would be an action scene, but aside from a few crushed bones, most of the fighting takes place off screen. Boring. But I'm glad I made it this far if only to know the side characters a little better.

2022-08-30 12:38