What I don't like about this story is the shaping and development of 'Bella', the main female character. 'Bella' in this story is about as interesting as watching a washing machine. Why was she so determined to be a lifeless being, abandoning her own life, and leaving her father and mother? Was her life that bad/boring/hopeless? She was too obsessed with 'Edward', she refused to foresee the consequences of her desire. This is not love, this is lust. I believe 'Bella' should be stronger, with something she's really good at. Everyone has a set of skills/talent/passion. That's much more realistic.