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Comparison Of Edward Cullen And Jacob Black In Stephanie Meyer's The Twilight Saga

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An author named Stephanie Meyer wrote the Twilight Saga. She has created an excellent storyline filled with emotional and intense action. There are many characters introduced throughout the novels. Edward Cullen and Jacob Black are two of the main characters within the saga. At first they have a strong dislike towards each other, but eventually they come to like each other. Readers of this saga might think at first that these two would be different in everyway, but they actually have more in common than one would think. Edward and Jacob have several similarities and only one major difference. One of the many characteristic traits that Edward and Jacob posses is that, they are stubborn. Both men are determined and will not listen to anyone else. It is very hard to change their minds when they have already made them up. The pair likes to get things done their own way and have little time to listen to anyone else. They are both meticulous in how they like to do things. …show more content…

Another trait the two share are they are very protective of Bella. They will always go out of their way to make sure she is safe. Since the beginning they only want what was best for Bella and though they were both protective of her they showed it in different ways. Edward always thought he knew what was best and Jacob thought he knew what was best. While they are around her they were always vigilant and made sure she never got into harm’s way. The last similarity Edward and Jacob share is there unconditional love for Bella. Just like them being protective over her, since the beginning they always had a love for her as well. They show their affection to her in distinct ways from one another, but both of them are similar in how much they love her. Edward and Jacob would go to the ends of the Earth to please and receive her love

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