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Hey, I'm Oummah.
~ You might have heard this common saying 'Never judge a book by its cover..' and its right you shouldn't, but the covers's still important, as it always illustrates something about the story in the book, an incident or some of the characters..
~ So I was wondering what the meaning behind the cover of Breaking Dawn could be, I really like twilight covers as there really open and could stand for many things.
^ There might be some other versions, like the one with the engagement ring, but this cover could covey loads of meanings unlike the others.
~ Here's what I think it means (only my opinion); but reading what Meyer said about the red ribbon on the cover of Eclipse.. > "The ribbon for me is about the idea of you're trying to break away from your old life. And it's never a clean cut. There's always some of those threads that are so hard to break and for me that's Bella thinking that she can just walk away from her human life and it's really not that simple."
^ I think the two pawns represent Bella, the transition of her becoming a vampire form human as as the wedding happens early in the book I reckon the rest of the story is how Bella deals with becoming a proper vampire.
~ What do you guys think?
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~ You might have heard this common saying 'Never judge a book by its cover..' and its right you shouldn't, but the covers's still important, as it always illustrates something about the story in the book, an incident or some of the characters..
~ So I was wondering what the meaning behind the cover of Breaking Dawn could be, I really like twilight covers as there really open and could stand for many things.
^ There might be some other versions, like the one with the engagement ring, but this cover could covey loads of meanings unlike the others.
~ Here's what I think it means (only my opinion); but reading what Meyer said about the red ribbon on the cover of Eclipse.. > "The ribbon for me is about the idea of you're trying to break away from your old life. And it's never a clean cut. There's always some of those threads that are so hard to break and for me that's Bella thinking that she can just walk away from her human life and it's really not that simple."
^ I think the two pawns represent Bella, the transition of her becoming a vampire form human as as the wedding happens early in the book I reckon the rest of the story is how Bella deals with becoming a proper vampire.
~ What do you guys think?
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