The 22-year-old said she is having mixed feelings over it because finishing up the famous vampire series is both liberating and sad for her, reported Ace Showbiz. <img alt="Kristen Stewart" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/oct/kristen_2.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 574px; " /> Kristen Stewart. Pic/Santa Banta &quot;Both. Fleetingly sad and maybe then once or twice after,&quot; she said about The Twilight Saga&#39;s Breaking Dawn Part II. u00a0&quot;Like when you suddenly smell something that reminds you of being on set. But it&#39;s not sad in between those moments, because I feel like no stone was left unturned,&quot; she said. The &#39;On the Road&#39; star further says that she is ready to bid farewell to the series and she is fine with it. &quot;Everyone thinks it&#39;s hard to say goodbye, but it&#39;s harder to say goodbye to crews and casts that I&#39;ve only spent five weeks with. This was four years. I&#39;m ready to say goodbye. I&#39;m perfectly fine,&quot; she said. Stewart will reprise the role of Bella for the last time in &#39;Breaking Dawn II&#39;, which will hit theatres on November 16.u00a0

Actress Kristen Stewart, who played the character of Bella Swan in all five 'Twilight Saga' movies, says she finds it overwhelming to bid final goodbye to the film franchise.

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