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In Which I Might Be Shallow...

Yes, it's a fake. And yes, he's shirtless, and tortured, and poor RPattz, etc. But...I don't know...it's sort of how I picture him. Edward, that is. The Edward of New Moon. Pre-Breaking Dawn Edward. Back when he was still awesome and dangerous and ready to End It All In Italy. Sigh. Good times.
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  1. My Blog 2.0 (Dottie)9:47 AM

    I have the same pic on my blog in my Twilight review...swweeeett!

    It's how I've always imagined Edward...sweet Edward...*sigh*

    Dottie :)

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  2. Jennie9:51 AM

    Yeah, where did that Edward go?

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  3. Cam10:16 AM

    I'm in 100 percent agreement. Fan art can be so cool...

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  4. Mandi10:38 AM

    I thought that was the official release pic?

    I posted it on my blog as soon as I saw it:) Oh Edward....

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  5. Kath11:30 AM

    I agree, I miss that Edward as well. I am curious to see how the movie of Breaking Dawn turns out though, the book was awful so I wonder if the movie will be as well?

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  6. Allison2:27 PM

    Mmmmmm...Edward. Pre-Breaking Dawn Edward, no less :)

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  7. Angiegirl2:40 PM

    Lol. You guys are making me feel better. ;)

    Dottie, what can I say? It's just that kind of picture.

    Jennie, I don't know. *sigh*

    Camie, I love it. Seriously way better than the official Summit posters for TWILIGHT were.

    Mandi, it looks very professional. Apparently it's fan made though.

    Kath, I'm having trouble even imagining what that movie will be like. I just...haven't a clue how it could be good.

    Allie, yup. Pretty swoon-worthy.

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  8. Princess Allie7:42 PM

    New Moon will always be my favorite. I hope Robert and Kristin do a good job transfering it to the big screen because I felt this was the one that held a lot of emotion.

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  9. curiousmartha7:56 PM

    He just makes me giggle every time I see him.

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  10. Angiegirl11:30 PM

    Princess Allie, I loved NEW MOON as well. Haters to the left.

    Martha, hehe. Well, you know him better than the rest of us what with all the unauthorized biographing...

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  11. Amy12:27 PM

    That is one really hot picture!

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  12. Angiegirl4:53 PM

    Smokin'. In a cold, marbley way.

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  13. Anonymous7:57 PM

    Sometimes I think I'm the only one on the planet who doesn't find cold, marbley, bloodsucking Edward even remotely attractive.

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  14. Angiegirl2:17 PM

    Anon, don't feel alone! I definitely am put off by the cold surface with no give, etc descriptions. I probably mentally gloss over those in the text because I do like the guy. Or at least I like pre-BD Edward.

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