Many people feel that Bella is wishy-washy and that she doesn't have enough independence. Elena feels spunkier and smarter than Bella, and she's not a doormat at all.
It's sad when she leaves the show and fans are thrilled when she comes back for the finale. It's definitely interesting watching Edward and Bella start a family, especially since no one would have ever guessed that would have been possible.
This dramatic pregnancy and birth is something that TVD lacks, and it's something special about the Twilight saga, even if it seems a bit over-the-top at times. The final battle scene in Twilight feels like a cop-out as the battle against the Volturi is only in Alice's head. The Vampire Diaries has a much more satisfying ending.
Fans loved that Elena came back and that Elena and Damon get married. Elena lives a happy life and after passing away because she's older, she sees her family members in heaven.
While the Cullens had a better family dynamic than what we saw of Elena's, there is something to be said about the tension between the Salvatore brothers.
Edward, Jasper and Emmett never really had any chemistry between them. While Damon and Stefan couldn't be more different from each other, their story was ultimately more entertaining. Aya Tsintziras is a freelance writer who writes about pop culture and TV. She loves coffee, reading, working out, and watching TV.
She lives in Toronto with her husband. The CW show showcased the origins of the vampire species, as well as featuring several otherworldly creatures including psychics, witches, and sirens. Twilight contains interesting lore surrounding the Quileute werewolves and the vampire community.
However, The Vampire Diaries surpasses Stephanie Meyer's novels in regards to mythological world-building. The Vampire Diaries does a good job of developing the setting of Mystic Falls, though Twilight's presentation of the town of Forks is superior.
In the books and films, Forks feels like an integral part of the story. The green trees and grey skies almost feel personified, whilst practically concealing the Cullens from the sun. Bella's move to Forks in Twilight feels like a definitive moment. The town plays an important role in the narrative as it unites her with Edward.
The Vampire Diaries features more adult content than Twilight. Because of this advantage, the show has far better action sequences and fight scenes than Meyer's work, which was targeted at a younger audience.
The characters in Twilight are less confrontational, resulting in fewer brawls and battles. Many jokes have been made at Twilight's expense, but the vampires in Stephanie Meyer's world remain one of the most unique adaptations in its genre. Twilight's vampires are stronger and faster than their TVD counterparts. They are able to be out in indirect sunlight, they blend into modern society, and perhaps their most memorable trait -- they sparkle in the sunlight.
This fresh take on the undead helped to renew interest in vampires after years of the same old thing. One of the most fascinating things about fantasy is the origin story. While Twilight gave somewhat of an explanation of the origin of vampires, The Vampire Diaries gave a more complete backstory.
Vampires began with the Mikaelson clan -- patriarch Mikael, and children Finn, Elijah, Kol, Niklaus , and Rebekah -- who were turned into vampires by their mother Esther in order to protect them from werewolves. Not only does this answer the age-old question of where vampires come from, but it addresses the age-old feud between vampires and werewolves.
This interesting origin story is part of why fans of the show kept watching each week. The romance between Bella and Edward was one of the defining romances of the early aughts. Part of this is because of how Edward seemed to bring Bella out of her shell and make her more confident.
Another part of it is because of how traditional their relationship was. Unlike The Vampire Diaries, Twilight fans saw their faves court, get married, and then become intimate. This more conservative form of courtship added to the epicness of Bella and Edward's romance -- and the fact that he could protect her from nearly anything did as well.
One of the things that make The Vampire Diaries so enjoyable is the fact that Elena is a fully-formed character who could stand on her own merit. However, Dracula is not remotely like the sparkle-in-the-sunlight, falling-in-love-with-mortals vampire any more than Harry Potter is like the Wicked Witch of the West. Dracula is a gothic horror novel set in Transylvania and England during the Victorian Era. Letters, diary entries, and newspaper clippings from the viewpoint. The story is told in letters, diary entries, and newspaper clippings.
These movies came out from In the CW came out with the hit television series The Vampire Diaries, which focuses on Elena Gilbert and her life along with the Salvatore brothers. Both series originated from a book series and have been a popular source of entertainment for years.
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