What is the main idea of this chapter?

Why did Jacob come to Bella's house?

Who calls Bella's house phone?

How did Edward find out about Bella's cliff jump?

What does Bella do when she says goodbye to Jacob?

Look at the section of chapter 18 where Bella cries after her angry conversation with Jacob. Stephenie Meyer writes "How could I have alienated him so completely in such a short amount of time?"

In this context, what is the definition of "alienated"?

Look at the section of chapter 18 where Bella compares her memories of kissing Edward to imagined kisses with Jacob. Stephenie Meyer writes "…what was the fairy–tale protocol for other kisses? The mundane kind that didn't break any spells?"

In this context, what does "mundane" mean?

What is the main idea of this chapter?

There are two reasons why all of the Cullens do not go to Volterra to help stop Edward. What is the first reason?

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What is the second reason?

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Alice makes Bella an important promise on the way to Italy. What does Alice promise Bella she will do if they survive?

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What vision does Alice see of how Edward's plans?

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What special event is happening in Volterra on this day?

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Look at the section of chapter nineteen where Alice explains to Bella how some members of the Volturi guard have special abilities, like she and Edward have. The author writes, "And many of them are gifted as well?with formidable gifts…" In this context, what is the definition of "formidable"

Look at the section of chapter nineteen where Alice explains the Volturi's rule for vampires. The authors writes, "There's only one core restriction…" In this context, what is the definition of "core"?