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What does the titles in the Twilight Saga mean?
Angeline
Dec 13, 2012 01:29AM
I found out from the book that 'Twilight' is the only safe time(except when the sky is not completely dark) for vampires to go around around.That is probably why they named the first book so.
There is a scene in Eclipse where Bella and Jacob are talking:
"I used to think of you that way,you know. like the sun. My personal sun. You balance out the clouds nicely for me.
He sighed."The clouds I can handle. But I can't fight against an eclipse."
That's why she named it Eclipse.
When Jacob says eclipse, he is referring to the sun eclipse which means that the moon represents Edward.That's why the second book is named New Moon(a not visible moon)because Edward goes away.
The only one I can't understand is Breaking Dawn.
That's mainly what I'm asking. But if you have different theories for the titles I explained, please write so in the comments below.
There is a scene in Eclipse where Bella and Jacob are talking:
"I used to think of you that way,you know. like the sun. My personal sun. You balance out the clouds nicely for me.
He sighed."The clouds I can handle. But I can't fight against an eclipse."
That's why she named it Eclipse.
When Jacob says eclipse, he is referring to the sun eclipse which means that the moon represents Edward.That's why the second book is named New Moon(a not visible moon)because Edward goes away.
The only one I can't understand is Breaking Dawn.
That's mainly what I'm asking. But if you have different theories for the titles I explained, please write so in the comments below.
It seems to me that it referrs to a new day. A new time in their lives begins in this book and so I believe that Breaking Dawn is a reference to a new begining or new day.
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