Bella is forced to decide between Edward and her mortality: both decisions could be considered courageous. Obviously if she stays with Edward she will have to leave her family and friends behind, constantly moving so as not to be noticed by those around her. This seems to be the bravest choice, however, leaving Edward would mean leaving the love of her life. However, it can be argued that this relationship was far from healthy. “Edward leaves Bella after an attack that nearly takes her life, and in his depression he falls into another paranormal relationship, this time with the werewolf Jacob Black” (“The Twilight Saga: New Moon”). This description on IMDb describes the synopsis of the second chapter of the Twilight series. After Bella is attacked by another vampire and nearly killed, Edward decides to abandon her without saying a word, leaving her confused and heartbroken. Bella allows this to consume her and, unable to function properly, she is eventually taken to another man. Harry Potter demonstrates the importance of courage countless times. In the seventh episode Harry, Ron and Hermione are hunting the Horcruxes, pieces of Lord Voldemort's soul, when Ron becomes agitated. He throws a tantrum and leaves Harry and Hermione. Ron and Hermione, despite not having much time or energy to work on their romance, have a relationship of sorts that blossoms when Ron disappears. Hermione is devastated, but continues to resist