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'Twilight' contest | Are you on Team Edward Cullen or Team Jacob Black?
Edward vs. Jacob: whom do you prefer? Construct your best argument for a chance to have your on-camera review of 'New Moon' featured on seattletimes.com.
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Kristen Stewart (Bella) and Robert Pattinson (Edward) star in "New Moon."
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Kristen Stewart (Bella) and Taylor Lautner (Jacob) in "New Moon."
'Twilight' takes over Forks
One's cold, one's warm. One can live forever, the other is mortal. One is a vampire, and one is a werewolf.
Edward Cullen and Jacob Black seem to have few things in common, but both characters of the "Twilight" series have strong feelings for Bella Swan.
Bella will struggle with these two different relationships in the upcoming "New Moon," but in the meantime, let's have a debate: Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob?
In the comment section below, construct your best argument for the character you prefer. Authors of the most well-written, convincing arguments on each side will see "New Moon" and have their reviews filmed and featured on seattletimes.com.
Please post your entry by Nov. 16, and be sure to include all required contact information.
After you enter our debate, you can also submit your best fan photos into our "Twilight" gallery. We want to see your Team Edward or Team Jacob gear, photos from Forks, or anything that proves your love for the series.
— Shannon Clary, special to seattletimes.com
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