Twilight

 Some days especially , on those scathing windy hot summer months, m mind comes to a blaze with nostalgic stories , I read and watched when I was little.

From Ella Enchanted , The Winx club , Monster High , the Barbie chronicles , and even random, cartoons that I now can't name, I had such a love for fairtyales , and stories .

Though I find it hard to reignite my love for these stories, now that I've grown up, and the magic , seems to be fleeting of a temporary appeal, one movie, and genre , never fails to please me, the Vampiric genre 

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This love for the creatures, and their chaotic hemisphere, came from when I was a child, and first watched the film.
You've gor to also know, that I've always love fantasy, Winx, Monster High and the likes , were some of favorites, so Twilight, simply came and cemented the love for the genre.
There's just something so addictive about T wilight, and the way it presented Vampires.
They were shown as more humane, and less as always the agitators.
They were the closest thing  that we had go  otherworldy creation could be to humans.( reminds me of witch .
I found that their aspect, given it took the possesion of  a human form before, looks so keenly to humans, as to make feel invincible .
Yes because what made the vampires in Twilight,and later on in Vampire Diaries so irrestibkes, is how humane they are .
And how imbedded in human, flaws, human merits, and also family dynamics.
While I couldn't see an Alice, and an Emett in my everyday life , as I was from an oriental hemisphere, rather than an eurocentric one .
I undoubtedly got the vision 
They were cool, they were friendly, at times unobtainable, but all the same desirable .
One would like at the Cullins, and see some of the same family dynamics play out in their own spheres .
Would look at Bella, and some of the own quirks with them.
Yet , this is exactly, what the fantasy, or more precisley the modern fantasy genre serves us .

It shiwcases human trials , and erros in a an unprencented way .The war waging between evil, and good, in a more imaginative perspective .

Moreover , they disguise the half-truths and lies around the creature in such way, as to make their effect real, and honest .
Because how much of us, actually met a vampire in their lives(or maybe we have , look out to the shadows in the darkness) , and how many of us , will actually concretise , those whimsy dreams that we see saw them reenact .
So , I'm going to end on this note , there is nothing wrong , with loving fantasy, with loving the fancy around  imagination, and a distant reality, and there's nothing wrong , with liking the awkward , the often questionable queationable character of Bella .So may the war between team Jacib, and Edward wage on.
Have fun my dears, and stay literary

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