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TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER: LITERATURE SUMMARY
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In the sunlight, Edward's skin sparkled as if covered in diamonds, which
fascinated Bella to no end. She eventually touches his arms and hands
and she confesses to being afraid, though not in the way Edward thinks.
When she leans in closer to breathe him in, Edward suddenly moves away
from him, wary of his instincts. As they calm down again, Edward promises
that he can control himself in her presence and Bella explains that she's
afraid that she can't stay with him, as much as she wants to. Edward then
reminds her that he does crave for her in a more dangerous manner, explaining
that........
The idea of vampires glistening like diamonds in the sun is not part
of traditional lore. However, it does build on two related issues in this
novel: first, it further emphasizes the beauty of.........
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