Obscure Side Characters
This human friend moves away from Forks and is largely written out after New Moon
Tyler Crowley
Edward, at least his name, was partly inspired by Edward Rochester, in this author's "Jane Eyre"
Charlotte Brontë
The silver Volvo driven by Edward is replaced with a newer model in New Moon in this color
Black
Edward and Bella honeymoon on this fictional island
Isle Esme
“You nicknamed my daughter after the…”
This vampire from the Irish coven has the ability to locate anything or anyone
Siobhan
The chapter titles in New Moon directly parallel this specific emotional progression.
Kübler-Ross’s Five Stages of Grief
In the books, Edward first reveals his mind-reading ability to Bella in this location, rather than where it occurs in the movie
The forest near Forks
Although Forks is in Washington, most exterior scenes from the first movie were filmed in this location
Oregon
Rosalie describes immortality as this.
A curse
This nomadic vampire had a unique tracking ability
Alistair
Driving home with Edward one day, Bella is surprised to hear him listening to this piece of music by Debussy
Claire de Lune
In New Moon, the film replaces Bella’s months-long depression with this repeated visual device.
What is the rotating seasons montage?
This sign, made famous from the Twilight films, now serves as a popular Twilight tourist photo-op
The "no vampires" sign on La Push road
In this famous quote from the first novel, Bella tells Edward that "I like the night. Without the dark, we'd never see ______"
The stars
This Volturi member appears visually striking but has no explicitly confirmed supernatural gift in canon
Caius
This scene was originally missing from the screenplay, but both Meyer and Weitz agreed it should be included
Jacob's visit to Bella's room
In the books, Bella breaks this specific bone when jumping off the cliff—different from the film portrayal.
Her leg
The Cullen house is described as this architectural style in the films.
What is modern / glass minimalist?
Edward refers to Bella as this multiple times in Midnight Sun
“my own personal brand of heroin”
This newborn vampire appears briefly in Eclipse and is killed early in the Seattle newborn army
Bree Tanner
In interviews, Stephanie Meyer cited this influence for the surname "Cullen"
Seventeenth-century English headstones
In the Twilight novel, James lures Bella to the ballet studio by impersonating this specific person, whereas the film uses prerecorded footage instead.
Renee Dwyer
In real life, the iconic Cullen house from the films exists in this city
West Vancouver
Robert Pattinson has famously and publicly voiced his dislike for this iconic line.
"As if you could outrun me…”