(**disclaimer--if you have not finished "breaking dawn" do not read**)
1. I would be insanely beautiful...I have always thought that dark undereye circles and pasty white skin were very becoming on people.
2. Who needs exaltation when you could live on earth as a cold , blood sucking vampire for eternity? That is unless you have a run-in with a warewolf (or shape changer) or if you tick off another vampire who just happens to have his own entourage.
3. S** is WAY better when you are a vampire...I guess it must the whole, marble body thing (I could think of a really inappropriate joke right now, but I will refrain).
4. You get super mutant skills...I think I would choose one where any room I walk in magically cleans itself--or, I am unable to hear whiney, fussy kids. Sweet.
5. If you plan your transformation right you can have a part vampire, part human child who never cries, throws tantrums, has a poopy diaper, or needs to eat.
6. You have ridiculous amounts of money---like hundreds of thousands just laying around the house. Who cares if it gets stolen because that is like pocket change to you.
7. You get to drive super awesome cars. I mean, when a Volvo is your junker car you know you have got it made.
8. You never have to eat food and consequently always stay super skinny without ever trying. Have you ever heard of a FAT vampire?
9. No sleep required. I could get soooo much done!
10. If you really WANT to be a vampire, the change is a cake walk and then you can save the day, be a hero, have a super smokin hot husband and still look like a supermodel. Dang, I want that life.
Okay, seriously, Stefanie Meyer's last book was OVER THE TOP. I did finish it so it was entertaining, but it was really stupid, if you want to know the honest truth. Maybe it is because I never got over how annoying Bella was in the first three books and then she is the best vampire ever created, or maybe it is because she and Edward had nothing to base their relationship on except lust. Plus, everything works out for Bella...annoying. I was just dissappointed in the whole thing.
Plus, being LDS I have a few issues about some of the things a fellow LDS wrote about and the fact that there was swearing in her book. I would NOT let my teenage daughter read this book which is sad because the first three were geared for the young adult crowd. There were parts where I was even a little uncomfortable. Is it hypocritical that I still read it, yeah probably, but I guess I am just thinking about the impression a book like this would make....hmmm, thoughts??
I know most probably loved the book, but there you have it, I did not. Burn me at the stake. hahahaha???