Twilight Questions on Breaking Dawn
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In Twilight, why can Alice see Bella's future and Jasper calm her, despite Bella being immune to vampires' special...
Bella is immune to vampire gifts that affect the mind, such as Edward's telepathy and Jane's pain-inducing ability. However, Alice and Jasper's abilities operate externally. Alice's visions of the...
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In "Twilight", what are Bella's vampire powers after she is turned in "Breaking Dawn"?
After becoming a vampire in "Breaking Dawn," Bella retains her immunity to mental powers; she is untouchable by abilities like Edward's mind reading and Jane's torture. Additionally, Bella exhibits...
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In "Breaking Dawn", what was Bella's plan for Renesmee if she and Edward died?
Bella planned to send Renesmee away with Jacob if she and Edward died during the Volturi attack. Knowing Jacob's protective bond with Renesmee, Bella trusted him to keep her safe. She arranged for...
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In Breaking Dawn, can Bella control her vampire instincts and how does she react?
Bella is remarkably able to control her vampire instincts after her transformation, surprising the Cullens who expected her to be bloodthirsty like typical newborn vampires. Her ability to resist...
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In which book does Bella become pregnant?
Bella becomes pregnant in Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer. Her pregnancy occurs after she and Edward consummate their relationship during their honeymoon, despite their initial doubts about the...
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In Breaking Dawn, was Bella right to ask J. Jenks for the papers?
Bella was right to ask J. Jenks for papers because Alice foresaw the potential need for Renesmee to escape the Volturi. Alice's decision to send Bella to J's office was strategic, ensuring Renesmee's...
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In Breaking Dawn, why does Edward practice with Bella despite knowing pregnancy could cause her death?
Edward practices with Bella because he is unaware that vampires can impregnate humans. The rarity and secrecy of such occurrences mean he does not consider pregnancy a possibility, nor its potential...
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In which "Twilight Saga" book does Edward turn Bella into a vampire and why?
Edward turns Bella into a vampire in Breaking Dawn after she becomes pregnant with his child. The baby's rapid development endangers Bella's life, causing severe pain and injuries. As the baby begins...
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What is an external conflict and the plot in the Twilight Saga--Breaking Dawn?
The external conflict in Breaking Dawn involves the Volturi, who enforce vampire laws. When Irina mistakenly reports Renesmee, the child of Edward and Bella, as an immortal child, the Volturi plan to...
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Why is Bella's pregnancy with Edward's baby threatening her life in "Twilight"?
Bella's pregnancy threatens her life because the baby grows rapidly and consumes her life force and blood. Being half-vampire and half-human, the fetus is exceptionally strong, causing severe...
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Why doesn't Stephenie Meyer write a sequel to "Breaking Dawn"?
Stephenie Meyer has not written a sequel to "Breaking Dawn" because she considers the series complete, as it was always meant to be Bella's story. Additionally, Meyer faced significant emotional...
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Does Jacob become Edward's son-in-law in Twilight?
Jacob becomes Edward's son-in-law when he imprints on Edward's daughter, Renesmee, in Breaking Dawn. Imprinting means Jacob is destined to be Renesmee's protector and, eventually, her partner....