Disenchanted said:
I reckon the book is awsome because i love the supernatural
Except Ed isn't supernatural. Stephanie Meyer basically shits all over vampirical lore with her books:
1) Vampires cannot survive in direct sunlight. It is anathema to them because they are creatures of the night. Sunlight causes them discomfort, pain and death, though the progression depends on the author.
2) Vampires are soulless creatures. They can make decisions, but they cannot understand the difference between right and wrong the way Ed can. They are a representation of evil, a manifestation of it, and thus do not have consciences.
3) Vampires cannot express complex emotions like love. The cannot
breathe, much less fall for someone. They are driven by their need for blood to sustain them, and like all creatures, they obey their basic drives.
4) Vampires cannot reproduce by normal human means. Depending upon the author, sexual relations between vampires and humans will result in a stillbirth, the child being parasitic and kiling the mother, or the human being irreprably traumatised by the experience. Vampires can only reproduced by draining the blood of another and creating another vampire that way.
Ed isn't supernatural; nothing about the Meyerverse is. For the purposes of a comparison, Ed is basically a blind man who developed the ability to see, but still cals himself blind.