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Harry Potter Vs. Twilight Question

Twilight isn't epic. This isn't an opinion, this is a proven fact.

My Honors English teacher this year said that Twilight isn't an epidemic, because it's only a few years old, and the story doesn't go that far out of Forks Washington. sure, it goes to arizona and italy, but nothing interesting and never heard of before. He said that epics would be Lord of the Rings, Dracula, and Harry Potter. He loves Dracula, because it's about the orginal (scary and dark) vampire. He hates (and I mean HATE HATE HATES) Twilight. The books, the movies, etc. He went on for about 20 minutes why Twilgiht shouldn't be considered literature, and the vampires aren't vampires and why the werewolves aren't werewolves. I think I'm going to like this guy.
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but he also hates Vampires Suck, like me. because it isn't a spoof, it's just a bunch of pop culture thrown in to make it "funny".
ThatDarnHippo posted over a year ago
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i agree with your teacher. i wish i get a teacher as cool and awesome this year
ronald_weasley posted over a year ago
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*movies
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zanhar1 said:
I have to disagree it is epic... an epic fail
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I have to disagree it is epic... an epic fail
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LMAO! xDDDD
HaleyDewit posted over a year ago
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Thank youz
zanhar1 posted over a year ago
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Nice. :)
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bri-marie said:
Unfortunetly, this is an opinion :/ There are people out there who would argue that Harry Potter aren't epic, just as easily and intelligently as your teacher did (my College Writing II professor gave us a 30 min lecture on why Harry Potter isn't literature because of what it's written about).
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thanks for being calm about this and all that ur nice voted as best answer
lmt96 posted over a year ago
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Thank you :)
bri-marie posted over a year ago
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Oh trust me, she was. I hated that class (and that teacher) more than anything.
bri-marie posted over a year ago
GemonkDruid said:
... Does he like Buffy? Then I'll think I'll like him too.
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j-bfan7 said:
oh tell ur teacher i said to shut up because hes basing it on school not romance and thrillers and also harry potter is the worst movie ever made
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hey, cool it! theres not problem here
SarBear1579 posted over a year ago
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basically, what we're all trying to tell you is CALM YOUR FREAKING LLAMA!
FredWRules posted over a year ago
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ChocAttack266 u r awesome, and thank you, the response "shut up" is not very mature
snusnu13 posted over a year ago
lucius_malloy said:
My English teacher hasn't read Twilight... if he did, I'm pretty sure he'd react like yours... except he hasn't read Harry Potter, either. -sigh-
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I'll ask mine...
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happyallie said:
I would too :D
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souflizzle317 said:
Okay, assuming you meant epic and not epidemic (a widespread disease...), I'll explain this in technical terms. First, you're right. Twilight is not an epic. However, neither is Lord of the Rings, or Harry Potter, or Dracula. The definition of an epic is:

a long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the history of a nation.

It depends what you consider a long poem, but technically none of the books mentioned are epics. However, I would have to say that LotR, Harry Potter, and Dracula come much closer to being epics (though they're not) than Twilight does.

I'm sorry, Twilight fans, but it is *not* an opinion. It is a fact that Twilight isn't an epic.
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bessmarvin1 said:
Who would say that Twilight is an epic?
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:))
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LinaHarrow said:
You know what pops into my head right now?

"I saw it on TV, it must be true."

Which reminds me of social studies class, which adds school and your English teacher to this equation resulting in

"My English teacher said it, it must be true."

Which is similar to

"I saw it on TV, so it must be true."

Get my point here? Have I hurt your brain yet today?
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