People in general may not like stalking, but you wouldn't know it from the thousands of disturbing posts made online about Edward from tweens and lonely adult women the world over. I'm glad that it's blown over for the most part; it seems like the Twilight fans have mostly moved on to Hunger Games, which has a much better role model in its protagonist than Bella could ever hope to be. I also like the contrast between Kristen Stewart...

...who cares way too much about her self-image to the point that she appears cold as a stone, compared with Jennifer Lawrence...

...who makes such derpy facial expressions in her interviews that she doesn't appear to know or care that millions of people are watching her every move, and will surely make dozens of gif files out of what they're seeing.
Also with Rosella, I like that they didn't make her some Amazon warrior who's tougher than the men around her, which is so often the case in fiction. In the process of getting rid of the whole damsel in distress cliche, people have gone the other extreme and made the female characters way too powerful in their stories, creating a whole new cliche. Frankly, I'm sick of it. What's wrong with having a protagonist in a story that just happens to be female--think Sarah Connor from the Terminator--as opposed to a character that is the epitome of female empowerment, outclassing all the male characters around her? It simply doesn't happen in real life. That's why, sex appeal notwithstanding, Black Widow is my least favorite Avenger. She's too unemotional, too tough, and by extension, too masculine. She's not feminine anymore. She looks female, but she may as well be just another guy character in every other respect.
Anyway, the whole "guy saves the girl and then marries her" thing got turned on its head in KQ7, in which the girl saved the guy and, for all we know, had a brief fling with him before moving on. Before the KQ series proper was cancelled, Roberta expressed interest in having a love triangle with Connor, Rosella and Sarah...just the latest in a long list of awful ideas that put KQ six feet under, it looks like. Good thing TSL did away with that idea and just had Rosella stay with Edgar, albeit after they've had time to get to know each other.