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Volterra

What is the main idea of this chapter?

What literary work does Edward quote when he sees Bella?

Which of the following best describes Jane?

Edward was under the mistaken impression that Bella had died by committing suicide. Why does Bella believe that Edward now wants to die?

Look at the section at the beginning of chapter twenty where Stephenie Meyer describes the road leading to Volterra as "congested."

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

Look at the section of chapter twenty where Bella tries to run through the town square in time to stop Edward. The author writes, "… there was a break in the throng…"

In this context, what does "throng" mean?

Look at section of chapter twenty where Bella is encouraged to follow the Voluturi guard down a sewer grate. Stephenie Meyer writes, "I balked."

In this context, what does "balk" mean?

Is there anything that is unclear in this chapter?

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Question #4

Bella has a unique ability. What is this ability that Aro admires much?





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Question #5

How does Alice convince Aro that Bella will become a vampire?





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Question #6

There are tourists visiting the Volturi in Italy. What are the tourists there for?





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Question #7

Look at the section of chapter twenty–one where Aro remarks on his admiration for Carlisle's family and their vow to hunt animals rather than humans. The author writes, "I'm surprised by how it… pleases me, his success in this unorthodox path he's chosen."

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