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Question #4

Look at the section of chapter twelve where Bella sees something outside of her window. Stephenie Meyer writes, "A huge, dark shape wobbled erratically on the other side of the glass…" In this context, what is the definition of "erratically"?





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Question #3

Jacob and Paul got into a fight. What was weird the injury Paul got fighting?





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Question #9

Look at the section of chapter fifteen where Bella finds it painful to be around Emily and Sam. Stephenie Meyer writes, "The aura of love and contentment that surrounded them was harder to take in concentrated doses, with no one else around to dilute it."

In this context, what does "concentrated" mean?





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Question #4

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





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Verdict

What is the main idea of this chapter?

What is Aro's gift?

What is Jane's gift?

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

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

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

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"?

Look at the section of chapter twenty–one where Aro invites Jane to try her "gift" on Bella–– and Edward yells out in anger. Stephenie Meyer writes, "The room had gone still, everyone watching him with amazed disbelief, as if he were committing some embarrassing social faux pas."

In this context, what does "faux pas" mean?

This book is over!! Is there anything that is still unclear about these adventure?