Question of the Week: Twilight: Breaking Dawn 2

Definitely Team I Don't Care. "Twilight" is one of the few popular series I have not gotten into, I mean, give me "Hunger Games" or "Harry Potter" and I'll be thrilled. I guess I also just don't like how obsessed girls my age and younger are with the "Twilight" series. Seriously, calm down.

Dominique Germann, Senior, Central Valley High School

I am totally Team Gale!

Julie Fogarty, Sophomore, Central Catholic High School

Well, that depends. In the books, I was definitely Team Edward, but in the movies, I was Team Jacob because I thought Robert Pattinson was awful as Edward. Then again, maybe it was just the movies that were awful.

Rubani Virk, Junior, Pitman High School

I am definitely in Team I Could Care Less. I admit to reading the first book in the "Twilight" series, but I certainly did not enjoy reading it! I mean, seriously, a sparkling vampire and a werewolf? Need I say more?

Gabriella Germann, freshman, Central Valley High School

I never was interested in "Twilight," because the acting looked horrible, among other reasons. However, after seeing Kristen Stewart in "Snow White and the Huntsman," my respect for her has gone up ... a little bit.

Taylor Menezes, Junior, Central Catholic High School

I was Team Jacob, but the more I think about it I think I might have to switch over to Team Mike. He is a total sweetheart, and she could have avoided the whole Edward-Jacob drama as well as lived a normal life. So even though he's not in the fourth book-movie, I'm officially switching over to Team Mike.

Shelby Sutter, Sophomore, Enochs High School

I personally couldn't care less about the "Twilight" saga. So I would have to say I am Team I Couldn't Care Less. When the first movie came out, I didn't care about it because I thought going to see it was a waste of time.

Abel Vargas, Junior, Davis High School

I'm Team Edward! I always have been. I feel him and Bella have more of a connection. I think Jacob tried to infringe on their relationship. But, then again, Bella just let it happen.

This question is answered by members of Teens in the Newsroom, a journalism program for local high school students.