Beth Klein's Page

"No. Not really. ^^ If we regard vampires as beings able to exist forever and ever, whereas beautiful people and romantic sceneries do not last forever, then it would not be too hard for us to imagine pictures of beautiful people and romantic places…"

"Yours, too. Thanks, Rebecca. ^^"

"IMHO, not at all. Your words made perfect sense to me. In fact, your take of the song blew my mind away! All I had gathered from listening to the song had been just temperatures and swirling colours in my mind. And your take put images into my head.…"

"HI.... Onegative... I totally agree with your perspective regarding Carlisle being a the most "complex" of the vampires and  being created from an "evil"/pseudo demonic origin overrides his good intentions in a…"

"No offense, but are you talking about the book or the movie? If your focus is on the movie, a lot had been changed for visual effects. If you are talking about the book, well, the Cullens were not trapped. There were not enough members on Sam's…"

"I don't think her doubts are about Edward, living with him for eternity, or becoming a vampire. Children of divorce can develop very strong negative feelings about the institution. Also, Bella abhors being the center of attention and for the…"

"I thought Nikki Reed was horribly miscast but I don't mean that as an insult to Nikki Reed in ANY way. She is a lovely young woman, but her dark hair and darker skin (I read somewhere she is part Native American) do not work for the Rosalie as…"

"Yes, I always look forward to your posts, Danette! I'm not sure if I expressed my point well...it was that of ALL the inhabitants of TwiMeyer, Nessie and Jacob would technically be most likely to reproduce because I believe they have the same…"

"Thank you for your kind comments. I'll get my husband to take a good picture of her so you can see her amazing eyes. In addition to her super powers, she is cute as a button...perhaps a trait that is a flip-side to Heidi's mesmerizing…"

"No disrespect intended, but I've always wondered how Freud managed to garner such respect. My first thought after reading the above story was that Freud manufactured a self-serving end to the story. I don't see Renee as neglectful or…"

"I'm probably in the minority but I was disappointed in much of the 'Breaking Dawn 1' movie. The beauty of Ms. Meyer's saga is that she has created a completely unbelievable word in which everything seems natural and believable.…"