There is no bias on my part, I am simply telling you what I witnessed in my time as a Mormon. Of course not ALL Mormon women turn out to be helpless housewives, but the Mormon church heavily encourages this behavior of "in the kitchen, barefoot and pregnant" to coin a term.You cannot see the Mormon church for what it truly is, because you are still inside of it. I do not think the Mormon church is evil in any way, because I quite enjoyed all of the friendly people I met there. But you asked about the connection to Twilight, and the allegory of it's story arc to Mormonism.Basically, throughout the whole story, Bella is a helpless woman who needs a man to rescue her all the time. When she tried to be independent, she realizes she can't, and needs a man to live. She even almost kills herself over it by jumping off a cliff.Also, the whole thing about Edward desperately wanting Bellas blood is an allusion to premarital sex, and his restraint to be pure and clean. There are several underlying Mormon traits to the Twilight Saga. I am not saying they are good or bad, I am simply stating they are there.