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1. Beautiful (64)

2. Gorgeous (13)

3. Very Pretty (7)

4. Stunning (4)

5. Gorgeous When She Was Young (3)

6. Intelligent (3)

7. Talented Actress (3)

8. Ugly (3)

9. Beautiful And Intelligent (2)

10. Beautiful And Very Intelligent (2)

11. Beautiful When She Was Young (2)

12. Not Ugly Just OK (2)

13. Really Beautiful (2)

14. Green Eyes (2)

15. Naturally Beautiful (2)

16. Talented (2)

17. ''Edward Can Bust My Headboard (1)

18. (Ames;2010 (1)

19. 2011;Michel 2011.and Says Thus Twilight Saga Also Has Important Messages For Domestic Violence Advocates And Service Providers About The Role Of Violence In Intimacy.She Then Says That Horror Stories And Melodrama (1)

20. ;Kokkola (1)

21. Bode;Silver 2010. Diane Then Says That It Has Been Established That The Male Protagonist In The Romance Exerts Insistent Dominance And Violence On The Female Protagonist And Refers To Researchers (Collins & Carmody 2011 (1)

22. Edward Scares Her By Driving Too Fast (1)

23. Fifty Shades Of Grey! (1)

24. National Crime Victims Center (1)

25. She's Beautiful How Can *anyone* Tag Her As Ugly?? (1)

26. Twilight Has Been A Prolific And Profitable Purveyor Of Instructions About Romance To Young Women And Men.Diane Then Says That Bella's Attraction To Abusive Men Encourages Readers To Translate Male Violence Into Gestures Of Love.She Then Says That The Twi (1)

27. Abandons Her In A Forest (1)

28. And Badly Bruises Her During Sex.She Says That At One Point In The Narrative He Marks Her With His Scent To Deter Jacob As A Suitor. And She Says That Bella Responds With Utter Dependence On Him For Her Happiness (1)

29. And The Love Is Respect.She Also Explains The Power Of Having The Story Told In Bella's Voice As Enjoying And Accepting Edward's Abuse Of Her (1)

30. As The Story's Narrator And Heroine (1)

31. As Well As Provide Insights Into The Place Of Violence In Romance And Intimacy And She Has The Last Name(Wilson 2011) As One Of Her Many Research References (1)

32. Bite And Bruise Are In Capital Red Letters.She Then Says That Bella (1)

33. Bite My Pillows And Bruise My Body Any Day.'' And Diane Says Which Certainly Sends A Dangerous Message To The Real Life Young Men Trying To Woo Them. She Shows A Picture Of A Long Sleeve T-shirt That Has What She Described Written On It (1)

34. But The Words Bust (1)

35. Calls Her ''silly'' And A ''coward'' And Refers To Her As ''mine''. She Says He Also Throws Her Through A Glass Table (1)

36. Dictates Who She Can See (1)

37. Makes Readers Identify With This As Romantic (1)

38. Orders Into Confinement (1)

39. Physically Controls Her By Carrying Or Restraining Her (1)

40. Protective And Romantic.Then She Says Genre And Voice Work To Support Reader's Resistance To A Sub-plot Of Violent Behaviors As A Reflection Of Abuse. She Demonstrates That Edward's Abuse Described Towards Bella Matches The Descriptions And Criteria F (1)

41. Repeatedly Exposes Her To Other Vampires Intent On Killing Her (1)

42. Safety And Future.And She Says Without Exception (1)

43. Sexy And Acceptable. Just Like Ana's Voice Does In The Even More Horrible Abusive Violent Woman-hating (1)

44. That Story Can Give Us Answers To The Basic Concerns Of The Culture And That Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga Is Such A Story.She Then Says That Considerable Attention Is Being Payed By Women's Studies Scholars And Says Much Of It Focused On What The Story (1)

45. The Stalking Center (1)

46. The Narrative Presents Dangerous Abusive Behaviors As Sexy And That Readers Are Encouraged To Translate Edward's Behaviors As Desirable (1)

47. Views Abusive Behaviors By Men As Desirable And That She Likes Edward's Treatment Towards Her.Diane Then Says (1)

48. Which She Says Twilight Both Are In Addition To Romance Can Be Viewed As Functioning As Fairy Tales For Grown-ups Teaching People What Is Or Is Not Permissible In Sexual Relationships.Diane Then Says That Since It's Debut Of The First Novel In The Four Bo (1)

49. Who Have Done Research And Criticism Of The Domestic Abuse And Sexism In Twilight And Other Popular Media.Diane Then Says That A Single Text Has A Multitude Of Meanings And That Readers Can Construct Multiple Meanings From Text.And Are Capable Of Multipl (1)

50. Yet In Addition To Stalking Her Through The Story (1)