She's jealous of Bella. Rosalie is happy with Emmett and her family, but she'll exchange that to become human again. Before Breaking Dawn, Bella had a choice (to transform or stay human), Rosalie didn't. And in Rosalie's opinion, Bella's choice of transforming into vampire is wrong.
But Bella also finds Rosalie intimidating, aloof, and even rude because Rosalie resents Edward and Bella's relationship. It isn't that Rosalie has romantic feelings for Edward, but rather that Rosalie fears that having Bella around will jeopardize the Cullens' way of life.
Rosalie wanted to have a child and had those chances stolen from her she was turned into a vampire. Rosalie cared for Bella because she cared for the child.
Rosalie is annoyed and jealous of Bella partly because Edward finds her attractive. "Twilight" shows fans Rosalie's annoyance with Bella but doesn't really explain some of the reasoning behind it until the sequel. She doesn't understand Bella's desire to be a vampire when Rosalie wishes she could be human again.
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Did Rosalie want Bella's baby?
After Bella finds out that she is pregnant, she acquires a love for her daughter (though she thought it was a boy at first). Even when everyone tries to convince her to abort the baby (except for Rosalie because she's always wanted a baby but never figured out a way to have one), she can't because she loves it.
Back in 2011, Twilight's Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson were tasked with creating what Stewart calls the "most epic sex scene of all time:" when Bella Swan loses her virginity to Edward Cullen in Breaking Dawn: Part 1.
Rosalie Hale is the adopted daughter of Carlisle and Esme Cullen, adoptive sister of Jasper Hale as well as Edward and Alice Cullen, and the wife of Emmett Cullen. She and Jasper are the only ones who don't take the surname of Cullen as they pass off as being biological siblings.
(at around 1h 5 mins) In the scene where Bella goes to the Cullens house for the first time, when Nikki Reed's character had to break the bowl, she actually cut her hands. This is why she is wearing gloves for the scene in the film.
Rosalie says that once she saw Vera with Henry that “it was the first time she felt jealous of any one else,” and she carries those feelings over to Bella. Thankfully, those feelings of jealously wind up turning into feelings of love for her niece Renesmee.
During biology class, Edward reacted with disgust towards her, as if she was nauseating to him, and it was later revealed this was because the scent of her blood was irresistible to him.
Alice is described as being very sweet, very caring. She is very optimistic, and she loves and cares about Bella like a sister. She ignores people's advice and does things her way, usually with good results being ten times better than predicted.
Bella puts herself in danger by jumping off a high cliff into the ocean, but Jacob rescues her from drowning. This causes Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene) to mistakenly foresee Bella's death, which she then tells Edward about. Thinking Bella is dead, Edward wants to die too.
One night in 1933, shortly before their wedding, Rosalie came across her fiancée completely drunk with a group of friends who all sexually assaulted her and beat her. Carlisle found her nearly dead and carried her away, where he turned her into a vampire and welcomed her into their family.
Why was Rosalie so protective of Bella when she was pregnant?
She has always wanted children, because vampires can't have children, so she was very protective of this baby. Plus, even though she would hate to admit it, Bella is family, and Rosalie loves her.
Renesmee (pronounced Ruh-nez-may) Carlie Black (née Cullen) was born on September 11, 2006 to Bella Cullen (formally Bella Swan) and Edward Cullen. She is the resident vampire/human hybrid of the Olympic coven. She is the wife of Jacob Black who imprinted on her and the mother of Evan and Sarah Black.
Nicola Renesmee even though she was a infant she was very smart a knew that her mother "Bella" was dying, & needed Edward 's venom, she bit Bella"her mom" to snap her out of the moment of seeing her newborn 'Renesmee " so she could get the much needed venom from Edward, so she'd have a fighting chance of living.
Leah disliked being around with Edward and the rest of the Cullen family, because shape-shifters and vampires are natural enemies and don't enjoy each other's scents.
Given that he (in the books, at least) was physically similar to Rosalie, it was decided that they could pass as twins, and so Jasper changed his surname to Hale instead of Cullen, which helped the coven pass as a family of adopted children.
Although she was never attracted to Edward, Rosalie was actually offended by the fact that Edward never had any romantic attraction to her because she was used to being the center of attention. She eventually came to believe that Edward couldn't be attracted to anyone if he wasn't attracted to her.
It was 1933 when a drunken Royce and his friends gang-raped Rosalie and left her for dead. Carlisle was drawn to the scent of her blood and soon turned her, hoping that she could be to Edward what Esme was to him, but Edward wasn't interested in Rosalie in any romantic way, which added to Rosalie's angst.
When Bella Basically Cheats On Edward. Now, some will claim that her kissing Jacob once doesn't count as "cheating," while some others will agree that yes, she does actually go against Edward for a minute. There is also the point that Bella doesn't necessarily cheat on Edward because she still chooses him over Jacob.
She remains a virgin throughout the series, even during her two year relationship with Jeremiah. This is due to her wanting her first time to be special and something she took very seriously, choosing to wait until she knew she was absolutely sure.
Edward is aware of what's going on physiologically with Bella, but he is too much of a gentleman to ever say anything about it, and Bella would be too embarrassed to ask if he noticed or was bothered by it. The blood from a woman's period isn't the same as a cut; it's not freshly oxygenated, not flowing from the heart.
