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ONLINE NOTES FOR TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER
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Bella wakes and finds Jasper looking over Alice's shoulder: James has
returned to the room with the VCR and it's light now, so she's sketching
it out. Bella recognizes it as her mother's house. Alice calls Edward,
while Jasper touches Bella to use his powers to help calm her down. Bella
speaks to Edward, who says he and and Emmett and Carlisle are taking a
flight from ..........
Notice the way James demands that Bella continue to pretend she is talking
to her mother in order to fool Alice. In this manner, his sudden power
over..........
Bella returns to Alice and sees her in a shocked state, gripping the
desk. Jasper arrives and panics, but Alice works her way out of her seeming
trance. Bella asks Alice what she saw, knowing it was her own death, but
Alice simply answers that she saw the same room as before. She asks if
Bella wants breakfast but Bella says she'll eat at the airport. They prepare
to leave the hotel and Bella asks Alice how her visions work, adding that
Edward says they aren't definite and things change. Alice confirms this,
saying some things are more certain than others, such as weather, but
that people are harder because her visions are based on whatever course
they're currently pursuing and a change in decision shifts the whole future.
Thus, Bella knows that Alice couldn't see James in Phoenix until he decided
to go there, nor did she see.........
Alice's explanation of her precognitive abilities is interesting, as
in the case of humans it's contingent on decisions made by the people
being seen. As a result, fate is.........
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