For me, I don't believe everything has to end with a battle. There has to be a struggle, something to be overcome and while a battle adds to that struggle, it's not exactly necessary.
After reading why Stephenie Meyer didn't create a final battle in Breaking Dawn, I can't say I blame her for doing it. I, too, wouldn't want all my favourite characters (those I've come to know and love so well) to be murdered at the end. Being one for happy endings I always fear what will happen during a battle, I don't want to lose anyone special.

Then again, I can see why some people don't agree with me (or Stephenie), because there's strength in death within stories. It makes them slightly more real as they create love and loss.

I can see that you have a lot of patience, i'll give you that, but how about dealing with very painful injuries that would take months just to fully deal with?

This might hurt whatever movies that would be made out of Breaking Dawn, wouldn't it?

Turthfully I'm not a big fan of books being made to movies. I love seeing what occurs, but then again a movie can't capture a book in the same sense; you don't get the same emotions pushing through. So I'm worried about how they're display those sorts of injuries myself.
For New Moon (and emotional injuries), Stephenie Meyer kind of does it for us in the book: skipping the months, so displaying that part won't be too difficult. But I can't see them succeeding as well as it's portrayed in the novel.

^Even Kira Yamato, of the Cosmic Era Gundam shows, which would include Gundam:SEED and Gundam:SEED:Destiny, at least showed us what he could do with the right mobile suit, but Bella is far worse off than Kira is, since she doesn't even have the excuse of being the Ultimate Vampiress going for her, or something like that.

haha, She's hardly got an excuse for anything. All ordinary and average and then suddenly Wonder-Vampire!, without even knowing how she got there. Pathetic.

I don't deny that there are definite and quite obvious flaws within the Twilight series. I'd be a fool if I tried to say it was the perfect story. For that matter I don't think any story is perfect, but others just had a few better qualities than Twilight does.

And i'd also be a fool, if i didn't consider the fact of the matter that the Twilight novels encouraged me to look up Vampires, some more, as well as when i began to hear of the Strigoi, for that matter.

For me the problem with the ending was that it was left on almost a cliff-hanger of sorts.
Because it wasn't like ok, everything is all better now, the end.
It was more like ok everything is alright, for now, until we decide to come back and put you in your place....

It had me craving another book.