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Study Guide: Twilight by Stephenie Meyer - BookNotes Previous Page | Table
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TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER: BOOK SUMMARY / CHAPTER NOTES
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1.) Imagine if this novel had the same themes and plot, but did not
involve vampires. Would anything be lost as a result? Would anything be
gained? Choose a key scene from the novel involving vampirism and imagine
how it could be done without that motif.
2.) What if the main roles were reversed? That is, what if Bella
was a vampire and Edward a human? How would this change the story? What
would essentially remain the same? Why is that, and what does.........
1.) a
2.) b
3.) c
4.) a
5.) d
6.) c
7.) a
8.) c
9.) b
10.) b
11.) d
12.) d
13.) c
14.) a
15.) b
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