Фигурка "New Moon" Series 2. Edward (без мерцания)

ThatБЂs one of the reasons I like it. [Laughs] Can you tell I like the lighter side of Shakespeare? SH: The Merchant of Venice and A Midsummer NightБЂџs DreamБЂ”I like that. SM: Can you tell I like the lighter side of Shakespeare? I mean, I like the tragedies, too, and Romeo and Juliet is probably my favorite. Which is probably very immature of me, but thatБЂs the one that always gets me, and I think thatБЂs part of who I am. [Laughs] ThatБЂs why my books are the way they are БЂ” because those are the stories that come alive for me. SH: It works so well in New Moon. I did also identify with New Moon, though, because thereБЂs something a little Rochestery about Edward for me. SM: Yeah. SH: And then Edward leaves БЂ” and in Jane Eyre, Jane is the one who leaves. SM: Yeah. SH: And sheБЂs with St. John, but you know Jane and Mr. Rochester need to be together. And you donБЂt know: Are they going to be together? And then thereБЂs that little bit of the mystical БЂ” when she hears him call her name. And she returns to him, and she saves him ...»