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TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER: PLOT SUMMARY / CRITICISM
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Bella wakes to find Edward still there; he reports that Charlie left
an hour earlier and reconnected her battery cables, apparently an attempt
to keep her at home if she did try to sneak out. She prepares herself
in the bathroom and when she returns notices that Edward changed his clothes
overnight; he says he left after she was in a deep sleep, and before that
she was talking in her sleep. He reports that she said she loved him,
which he already knew but was nice to hear; she then tells him she loves
him again and he says she is his life now. As Bella eats breakfast, Edward
proposes that she meet his family. She asks how much they know and Edward
says it's impossible to keep secrets in his family and they were even
betting when he'd bring her back to them. Bella asks if Alice saw her
coming and Edward is evasive on this point. Edward then advises that Bella
should introduce him to Charlie as her boyfriend. She gets dressed for
the visit and Edward compliments her, then kissed her, which made her
collapse. She can't...........
Rosalie's reason for detesting Bella is explained, and is actually a
variation of what Edward argues in not wanting to turn Bella: that vampirism
is not a gift but a curse, and being human is preferred to the immortal
hell of being the undead. The prominently displayed cross in the Cullen
home goes against the tradition of vampires - however, it isn't an unusual
contradiction, especially..........
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