In 2005 a woman published a love triangle romance novel surrounding a vampire, human, and werewolf, this one novel would later become one of the biggest movie franchises to ever exist, even being up there with Harry potter and The lord of the Rings. If you’ve never heard of Twilight or read the books or seen the movies, then strap in because you spider monkeys are coming along for a wild ride. Grade 12 student Shaily Marion takes you on the ups and downs of the Twilight Saga. Sources used for this episode: Meyer. Stephnie. The Twilight Saga. Little, Brown and Company. 2005. Print. Mcellon. S. A. (2023, June 26) A Thorough Analysis of ‘The Twilight Saga’: Though its not very good. Medium. https://medium.com/@sydneymcclellon21/a-thorough-analysis-of-the-twilight-sag A-it-s-not-very-good-4416f4bac2bd Vampire. (n.d.) Fandom. https://twilightsaga.fandom.com/wiki/Vampire Reagin. N. R. ( n.d.) Twilight and History. The Book Store for Turner Publishing. https://turnerpublishing.com/products/twilight-and-history?srsltid=AfmBOoqthOf Ag6MfB7NOhHr4cCKaxDdKk_p8PfkmgND2J10qZah5pPO2 Klein. S. (n.d.) Twilight: Changing the Business and Culture of Contemporary Cinema. Forbes & Fifth. https://www.forbes5.pitt.edu/article/twilight-changing-business-and-culture-conte mporary-cinema Fawzia. K. (2022, July 2) Twilight: 9 Historical References and Events in the Series. Screenrant. https://screenrant.com/twilight-movies-historical-references-and-events