The question also evokes "Twilight," of course, which has gotten a lot of fan-girl mileage out of the competitive objectification of Jacob and Edward.
The truly peculiar thing about "Twilight," of course, is that the figure presented here as a paragon of masculine self-control is not, in fact, human and drinks blood.
With its pale, droughty colors and wild cracked lines in the blood-orange twilight, the course seemed more bewitching than ever.
Lorna's sister does much of the housework while Lorna flits off to see a movie ("Twilight," of course) and quickly escapes to her bedroom.
Unless, of course, anything "Twilight" is nominated.
In the place of dames to kill for, we have Christian Grey in Fifty Shades of Grey and Edward Cullen in Twilight – who is, of course, literally a vamp.
And, of course, the Twilight fan fiction origin of erotic bestseller Fifty Shades of Grey is well known.
The beginning of "Eclipse," the third episode of "The Twilight Saga," finds Bella and Edward Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinsonn, of course) cuddling passionately — though chastely, of course — in a meadow full of wildflowers.
Over the course of the Twilight series, Edward falls in love with, marries, and then has a child with Bella.
There's no such sister, of course, in the Twilight movies to rationalize Bella's depressiveness, alienation and her attraction to the undead and the vulpine -- though part of it stems from her parents' split.
