Is there anything that is unclear in this chapter?

Are there any words in this chapter that you are unsure about?

What happened to Emily's face?

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Look at the section of chapter sixteen where Bella thinks about Harry Clearwater at the hospital. She, "… hoped fervently that Harry would pull through."

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

Who calls Bella's house phone?

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

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What is the main idea of this chapter?

Why doesn't Bella run away from Forks, to protect herself from Victoria and Laurent finding her?

Who does Bella see on the way to Jacob's house?

What is different about Jacob when Bella finally sees him? Select all that are correct.

Jacob tells Bella that they cannot be friends or see each other again. According to Jacob, who is to blame for this situation?

Bella is awoken in her room that night. What wakes Bella up?

Look at the section of chapter eleven where Bella decides she has to go to La Push to see Jacob. Stephenie Meyer writes, "If I didn't go after him, Sam would pull him deeper into his frightening, compulsory gang."

In this this context, what does "compulsory" mean?

Look at the section of chapter eleven where Bella is surprised to hear Edward's voice warning her away from Jacob. The author writes, "Jacob was livid, but he was Jacob. There was no adrenaline, no danger."

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

Is there anything that is unclear in this chapter?

Being with Jacob was helping Bella feel better. But now, Bella is in more pain than ever. Why?

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Look at the section of chapter sixteen where Bella thinks that Edward would want her to find happiness with Jacob. Stephenie Meyer writes, "He wouldn't begrudge me this…" In this context, what does "begrudge" mean?