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From Obi:

Jasper’s Story – A dedication to Jasper/Alice and Jackson/Ashley

From Joanna:

The Argument: (A short story)

“No,” I evenly stated to my friend, Tianna, a few minutes after reading a blog post on the Lexicon. “You are not allowed to freak out.” She pouted. “No, Tianna. Do you know why?”

She played dumb. “Why?”

I rolled my eyes at her. “Because. Because even though it says right here-“ I jabbed my thumb at the screen “- that Twilight is becoming a movie, it doesn’t mean that it’s good! Who says that they’re going to cast it right? How are they going to get seven inhumanly beautiful actors of the right age that can portray these characters as what we know from the book?” Tianna tried to speak, but I plowed on. “They can’t. They can’t get Edward, Bella, Carlisle, Esme, Emmett, Rosalie, Jasper, or Alice. It won’t work. They’re too perfect. They’d have to be the Cullens themselves. I know it’s blasphemous, but the Cullens don’t exist.” Tianna tried to speak again, and again I cut her off. “No. No discussions. That’s final. Now go away and let me sulk.”
The truth was, I was exceedingly excited about the movie. Who wouldn’t be? Who wouldn’t want the best series in the universe to travel to the big screen? I was looking forward to it. I liked the idea. And they could probably get good actors for Edward, Bella, and Jacob…because they’d be concentrating on those three. But what about the other Cullens? How could they cast Emmett? Carlisle? Rosalie? Jasper? Alice? It wouldn’t work. Especially not Jasper and Alice – everything about them is through their eyes and their emotions, even though Alice does talk a lot. They’re a very emotional couple, and it’s almost impossible to find a pair with that kind of charisma. I gave up hope – almost.

And then I saw that Jackson Rathbone was cast as Jasper, and Ashley Greene as Alice. My jaw dropped as I stared at pictures of the two. It couldn’t be…they couldn’t be so perfect. So utterly, inconceivably perfect. And yet they were. I shook my head, gathering my thoughts. No, I told myself. You’ll just be disappointed.

A few weeks later, the first interview. Alice and Jasper – I mean, Ashley and Jackson – were sitting by each other, Ashley chattering away, Jackson just looking at her with a small smile on his lips. And that was the moment when I dropped all idiotic ideas of the movie not being good. I let all my doubts, worries, and fears fly out the window the moment I saw that connection between them – and between them and their potential audience.

They were perfect. Ashley, Jackson – you two are perfect. Hugs and kisses!!

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Emotional (a poem)

Jasper’s past is filled with hurt:
Anger, hatred pain

A pixie girl with short black hair

Made him feel again

He had thought that everything

About his life was over

Until they met and soon enough

They were each other’s lovers

Alice was a psychic

And a little bit hyper

Jasper had scars all up his arm

Like he’d been bitten by a viper

Both had their pasts, both had their dreams

The thing that they both shared

Was the love for one another

And that they truly cared

They’re both so emotional

So beyond description

You can see a sign by them,

Marked with this inscription:

Jasper Whitlock, U.S. Soldier

Veteran, empath, vampire

Former member of mythical army

With the leaders he conspired

Alice the young psychic girl

Was in a cold asylum

She knew that there was someone for her –

She only had to find them

When they found each other

They didn’t have to think

To know they’d be together

Or they’d become extinct

They’re perfect for each other

Like Jackson and Ashley

For the perfect movie Twilight

You two are extremely key

I hope you thought this poem

Didn’t take up too much time

It’s really hard to say this all

When you have to rhyme