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The sullen Cullen clan is
once again faced with insurmountable danger and destruction in the newest
installment of the “Twilight Saga.” “Twilight Eclipse,” opens on a flower
strewn field. Bella and Edward embrace each other. They’re so passionate about
wanting to be together. Bella loves Edward to no end, but she has trouble
believing in the institution of marriage. “It’s just a piece of paper,” she
says. With the fact that she would be marrying the undead, her last worry
should be whether or not the institution of marriage is fundamentally sound,
but that’s Bella for you. Always the worrier.
