What do the pictures on the cover of the Twilight 책 have to do with anything 또는 were they just put there for show?

first book, Twilight: the 사과, 애플 on the cover represents the forbidden fruit. the 사랑 that bella has for edward is dangerous, but she still chooses to 사랑 him.

초 book, New Moon: the 튤립 doesn't mean anything. even Stephenie Meyer said so.

Eclipse: 당신 can see that the ribbon on the cover is ripped. That represents the two parts of Bella. the "Edward Bella" and the "Jacob Bella". She's torn between the two.

Breaking Dawn: The red pawn is Bella when she's still human. The white 퀸 is her as a vampire.

link: The 사과, 애플 represents "forbidden fruit." It coincides with the scripture from Genesis at the very beginning "the 과일 of the knowledge of good and evil." Because isn't this exactly what Bella ends up with? A working knowledge of what good is, and what evil is. Stephenie says she loves the beautiful simplicity of the 사과, 애플 and what it says to her: choice.

link: The publishers chose it. As far as we, and Stephenie know, it has no meaning beyond looking pretty.

Eclipse: I don't believe Stephenie has actually stated anywhere what this one means. But the ones I've heard the most are: one end symbolizing Edward, the other end symbolizing Jacob. Each end representing her two choices of 사랑 또는 the person she can choose to stay with.

Number two of Eclipse: One end symbolizing the vampire world, the other the human world. Bella's choice between the two. The lone still-connected string Bella's tie to her human life.

link: The chess pieces are a metaphor for Bella's progression throughout the entire saga. She began as the weakest (at least physically, when compared to 뱀파이어 and werewolves) player on the board: the pawn. She ended as the strongest: the queen.

Well on the cover of Twilight the 사과, 애플 in the hands represents the "Forbidden fruit"From the bible tale Adam and Eve. In New Moon I think the wilting 꽃 represents Bella's broken heart. 또는 it could show the with rose turning red and dripping Bella's blood from her horrid birthday party.
In Eclipse The torn ribbon is Bella's torn 심장 between Edward and Jacob. And finally in Breaking Dawn the cover shows Bella moving from simple pawn to Queen, of her new role.

The first book Twilight: The 사과, 애플 is the forebidden fruit, the 사랑 between Bella&Edward its very dangeous.

New Moon: The 꽃 with the blood on it is when Bella falls at her party and gets blood all over the 꽃 that is the whole reason the Cullens leave to protect Bella.


Eclipse: The ribbon that is torn in half but hanging on 의해 threads is the two sides of Bella the "Jacob Bella" and the "Edward Bella" that she is tryin to force together.

Breaking Dawn: The white pawn is the "human Bella" and the red 퀸 is the "Vampire Bella"


Yes, the pictures do have something to do with the book.

i only know what 'breaking dawns' cover means, alittle. 당신 know the chess pieces. there's a red one in the back and i think it represents Nessie and the white one in the front represents Bella. And the board represents the steps she has to take in the book and the hardships. it just a theory really. i'm not completly sure about the others. good 질문 though. should have some interesting answers! :)

the twilight cover picture is the only one im completely sure of: it's the "forbidden fruit" like in the story of adam and eve, there's the 과일 of temptation but they cant have it.
i've heard several suggestions for the others and i have a few of my own. i heard that the picture on the new moon cover stands for bella's weakness. the eclipse cover is rumored to represent the two sides of bella, edward and jacob. my reasoning for the breaking dawn cover is that the smaller red piece stands for the weaker, human bella (red for the color of blood). and the larger white piece for the new, stronger, less fragile bella (white, to represent the "bloodless" new body of bella). sorry i cant give 당신 any further infomation, but im sure someone can help 당신 out(:

I knew the last one wen i first saw it...
Red Pawn: Bella as a human
White Queen: Bella as a vamp
just figured out the others while readin the other 답변 lol!

There is also another element to the twilight cover. In the film there is an obvious shot where edward catches bella's fallen red 사과, 애플 and presents it to her with both hands, like on the book cover.
It seems quite symbolic of him offering her the choice between a 뱀파이어 life and a human life 의해 accepting the apple.

These r my opinions Twilight the whole u cant have an 사과, 애플 without the core to the core is Bella in edwards eyes NM when edward leaves Bella it crushs her Eclipse the ribbion from the present Jake gives to Bella BD they had to think one step ahead to win 또는 finish the way it sounds it should like chess the way of winning

Twilight-the 사과, 애플 is a forbidden 과일 which represents Edward's and Bella's forbidden love.

New Moon-when Edward leaves the 꽃 dies (like Edward's and Bella's love) then grows back new petals (their love).

Eclipse-one side of the ribbon is Edward the other side Jacob and Bella is holding on to both of them.

Breaking Dawn-both the red and white is Bella the red is Bella as a human as the weakest piece and the white is Bella as a vampire as the strongest piece.

LOL i wonder the same thing

Twilight: the 사과, 애플 represents the forbbiden fruit.
New moon: the falling 튤립 means Bellas life crashing down
Eclipse: the ripped ribbon is bella's choice between jacob and edward.
Breaking Dawn: the chess pice is like how bella started out a pawn, the weakest player and now shes the queen, the strongest player.

well they do have things to do with the 책
Twilight:The 사과, 애플 is the forbidden 과일 and it show the forbidden 사랑 between Edward and bella

New moon:The falling 꽃 represents Bella is falling apart as Edward has left her

Eclipse: The ribbon symbolises how bella is torn between edward and Jacob

Breaking dawn: The pawn and the 퀸 symbolises Bella's progress, as in the end she is the main reason everyone survives. This represents she has gone from a pawn to a queen.

Twilight -- The 사과, 애플 on the cover of Twilight represents the knowledge of good and evil. Eve ate this forbidden 과일 in Genesis, and Twilight has an epigraph from this book of the Bible: "But of the 나무, 트리 of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the 일 that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." The 질문 inherent in the 사과, 애플 is "Do 당신 want to know?" It asks if 당신 are going to bite in and discover the frightening possibilities around 당신 또는 refuse and stay 안전한, 안전 in the comfortable world 당신 know.

New Moon -- Unlike the other covers, Stephenie was not involved in choosing the cover for New Moon. The author originally proposed a clock image, as time is such a key theme in the book. But ultimately the team that chose the 튤립 focused on the theme of loss. The image of the 꽃 losing its petal was chosen to reflect that. They felt the fallen petal could also be interpreted to represent the drop of blood from Bella's paper cut in the first chapter.

Eclipse -- The not-quite-broken ribbon on the cover of Eclipse is a metaphor for Bella trying to leave her human life behind her, but being unable to make a clean break. There are some threads she is unable to cut - she can't completely divorce herself from her past.

Breaking Dawn -- The two chess pieces on the cover of Breaking Dawn both represent Bella. They show her moving from the least significant player, the pawn, at the beginning of the Saga to the most important player, the queen, at the end of the series. The chessboard also hints at Breaking Dawn's resolution, where the battle with the Volturi is one of wits and strategy, not physical violence.

~ The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide ~

Twilight=apple forbidden fruit, like Edward and Bella's love
New Moon=relationships dying and growing back together with new petals
Eclipse=the 2 sides of the ribbon are Edward and Jacob and the relationships with Bella are breaking but she is holding on to them both.
Breaking Dawn=the pawn represents Bella as a human (the weakest player) while the 퀸 is her as a vampire(now the strongest player)