This decision causes tension in Bella and Edward’s relationship because he is more concern for her life than having a child. When Jacob and his werewolf pack find out about Bella’s condition they fear for their tribe’s safety and decide to also kill Bella and her vampire baby before she delivers. Jacob vehemently protests this decision and revolts, leaving to form his own pack with Seth and Leah Clearwater. Bella soon gives birth, but the baby breaks many of her bones and she loses massive amounts of blood. In order to save her life, Edward changes her into a vampire. Jacob, who was present for the birth, immediately "imprints” on Edward and Bella's newborn daughter, Renesmee. Imprinting was an involuntary response in which a werewolf finds
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Some people see Bella as this young adult who’s insecure and weak-minded for marrying a guy fresh out of high school but she is much more than that. Edward helps her become this strong and more goal-driven character who proves over and over again that she is willing to do whatever it takes to protect the ones she loves. I was a sophomore in high school when I was first introduced to the novels by Stephenie Meyer, the films had not been released yet. A friend saw me reading a Fear Street book by R.L. Stine, one of my favorite authors since middle school. She recommended I read Twilight by Stephenie Meyer and was raving about it saying I was going to love it. Later, that day after school I was curious to why she so into the book and decided to walk to the school library and search for the book she had recommended. As soon as I got home I began reading Twilight and realized it was one of those type of books you can’t put down. All four novels had been released and I read them all in less than two weeks. By December of that year, the film based on the first book was soon to be release and I couldn’t be more excited. Similarly to my friend, it was all I talked about and was anxiously waiting for the movie. After reading all the books, I reread them a second time because I felt like I read them too fast the first time around. Before, I was more interested in spending my time reading
Some people see Bella as this young adult who’s insecure and weak-minded for marrying a guy fresh out of high school but she is much more than that. Edward helps her become this strong and more goal-driven character who proves over and over again that she is willing to do whatever it takes to protect the ones she loves. I was a sophomore in high school when I was first introduced to the novels by Stephenie Meyer, the films had not been released yet. A friend saw me reading a Fear Street book by R.L. Stine, one of my favorite authors since middle school. She recommended I read Twilight by Stephenie Meyer and was raving about it saying I was going to love it. Later, that day after school I was curious to why she so into the book and decided to walk to the school library and search for the book she had recommended. As soon as I got home I began reading Twilight and realized it was one of those type of books you can’t put down. All four novels had been released and I read them all in less than two weeks. By December of that year, the film based on the first book was soon to be release and I couldn’t be more excited. Similarly to my friend, it was all I talked about and was anxiously waiting for the movie. After reading all the books, I reread them a second time because I felt like I read them too fast the first time around. Before, I was more interested in spending my time reading