How do characters in Twilight fanfiction who read the Twilight books influence the plot?

There's no indication in the original Twilight series that the characters read fanfiction. But if we consider the fanfiction community, it's a creative idea to have them read it. Maybe Alice, with her ability to see the future (sort of), could be intrigued by fanfictions that predict different outcomes for the characters and decide to read some.

There could be a wide variety of characters in Twilight fanfiction that readers might be interested in. Some might focus on the main characters from the original series like Bella, Edward, and Jacob. For example, fanfictions might explore different scenarios of their relationships, such as what if Bella had chosen Jacob instead. Others could be minor characters from the books that are given more depth in fan stories, like Alice's backstory being expanded on. There are also original characters created by the fanfiction authors themselves that interact with the Twilight world.

Yes, it is a bit strange. After all, they are the ones living the story, and fanfiction is often a creative interpretation by outsiders. It's like they are stepping into a parallel world where others have reimagined their lives.

No, they probably don't. The Cullens are fictional characters within the Twilight universe. Fanfiction is a creation of the fans in the real world. The Cullens are busy with their own lives in Forks, dealing with things like going to school, hunting, and protecting Bella. They don't have access to the concept of fanfiction as it exists outside their fictional realm.

In Twilight fanfiction, characters might read all sorts of things. They could be reading ancient vampire lore books that help them understand their own kind better. For example, Carlisle might be reading an old manuscript about the origins of his vampire family. Or they could be reading letters from other characters. Bella might read a letter from her mother that gives her some new perspective on her life in Forks. They could also be reading normal human books, like classic literature, which could show a contrast between their vampire or werewolf nature and the human world.

It could mean that within the Twilight universe's meta - narrative, the characters are somehow aware of and engaged with the fan - created stories. Maybe it shows the extreme popularity of the Twilight franchise, even to the point where it's as if the fictional characters themselves are part of the fan culture. It could also be a very creative and self - referential concept for fan - made art or stories.

It can make characters over - confident. For instance, if a vampire gets this complex, they might underestimate the power of the werewolves or the Volturi. They would think they can handle any situation on their own, like Superman often does in his stories. This over - confidence can lead to dangerous situations and also affect their relationships with other characters.

Yes, they do. Since they are the source of inspiration, their personalities and relationships in the original series shape the fanfiction. Writers often try to stay true to their essence while adding their own twists.

Well, it's a really interesting idea. If we think about it, Twilight characters live in a world full of their own supernatural elements, but that doesn't mean they wouldn't be interested in the equally magical and complex world of Harry Potter. Reading fanfiction could be a way for them to see different interpretations of the Potterverse. Maybe characters like Alice, with her inquisitive nature, would be drawn to it to see how others imagine the wizarding world.

The villains in the Alex Rider series, when being read about in fanfiction by the characters themselves, could lead to different endings. For instance, if a villain like Yassen Gregorovich were to read a fanfiction where he has a different backstory, it could potentially change how he views his own actions in the original story.