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What is the moral of the story of the whole Twilight series?

Well....................after a long time.................. A sebsible question................
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(actually its been asked a few times) :)
Hellohoudini posted over a year ago
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what you mean like love knows no bounds or the supernatural can exist? nope its not just one moal it is more then that
rueyourue posted over a year ago
 Catalunya posted over a year ago
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cassie-1-2-3 said:
Trust your rational instincts (not the irrational, superficial instincts that tell you to do crazy things) no matter how outside parties feel about it. In the end, it's how you feel that matters.
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posted over a year ago 
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I like your moral Cass........
Catalunya posted over a year ago
Hellohoudini said:
To accept everyone no matter who they are... true love knows no bounds...and be who you are meant to be.
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posted over a year ago 
dragon3 said:
My take on it was sometimes things happen. To expect the unexpected and deal with it knowing that no matter what your family will support you.
If you have a close family that is loving and understand they will be there for you.
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posted over a year ago 
robynpettyfer said:
The Main theme of The Twilight Saga I think is that true love knows no boundaires, also that you wold do anything to protect the one you love.
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Summer_Leanne said:
Moral of the Twilight Saga: Be loyal to your loved ones and love without restraint <3 : )
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Moral of the Twilight Saga: Be loyal to your loved ones and love without restraint <3 : )
posted over a year ago 
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so true
rueyourue posted over a year ago
TwilightFanDFI said:
No Matter How The Person Is Or How Old They Are, You Love Them For Them

Love Can Conquer All, All Comes Across The Strongest
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posted over a year ago 
Flickerflame said:
I don't think it's actually meant to have a moral. Its purpose seems to be just to tell a story, to entertain, not to teach any particular values.
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posted over a year ago 
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