The plot is driven by the machinations of the vampire Victoria, who first encountered Bella and the Cullens during the first novel, Twilight. Victoria, seeking to avenge the death of her lover James, hunts Bella while building a new vampire army to wipe out the Cullen coven.
Victoria was the main antagonist in New Moon and Eclipse. She was a founding member of James's coven with the power of enhanced self-preservation, and James's mate and started a vendetta against Bella Swan in revenge for his death at Edward Cullen and the Cullens' hands.
Not only that, but Bella even became a newborn vampire in Twilight: Breaking Dawn. However, Bella's blood was very appealing to other vampires as well, which is why she was in constant danger, so there must have been something special or different about her blood that drove vampires so crazy.
Edward Cullen was James' killer, and so Victoria aimed to kill Bella Swan for retribution. In Eclipse, Edward taunted Victoria by saying James never loved her, and that he only kept her around because her ability was useful.
Born into servitude hundreds of years before the action of the Twilight saga begins, Victoria and her sister Anne were lorded over for their early years by a cruel and abusive master. Eventually, the pair managed to run away and eked out a hardscrabble existence in 1500s London, becoming prostitutes to survive.
Red eyes in Twilight typically indicate vampires who feed off human blood, with newborns also having red eyes due to the presence of human blood. The actors in the franchise found wearing colored contact lenses uncomfortable.
The original Victoria actress in the Twilight films, Rachelle Lefevre, was replaced by Bryce Dallas Howard due to scheduling conflicts during the filming of Eclipse.
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.
She respects her sister-in-law's choice and takes care of her until the baby is born; partly because she is hoping that by helping Bella, she will become a surrogate mother, and partly because she hopes that Bella will fulfill her dream in her place.
Irina of the Denali Coven sees Renesmee and believes she is an immortal child, a human child who had been turned by a vampire. She informs the Volturi, as immortal children are not permitted to live. The Volturi reach Forks intent on killing Renesmee and the Cullens.
After Bella has become a vampire, Jacob tells him about the underlying supernatural world and Bella's involvement with it, although without informing him directly that she has become a vampire. Despite the shock caused by the change, he learns to cope with it and ultimately remains a part of her new life.
After delivering the baby, Edward declares that it is a girl, Bella names her Renesmee. As Bella holds her, Renesmee's vampire heritage becomes apparent when she bites Bella, showing her inherited sharp teeth and natural desire for human blood.
Summary. In The Twilight Saga, Bella's pregnancy with Renesmee lasted only 28 days due to her hybrid nature as a half-human, half-vampire, causing rapid growth. Renesmee's accelerated growth during her early years was a result of her dhampir hybrid status, reaching full maturity by around seven years old.
By imprinting on Renesmee, Jacob has imbued her with protection from other werewolves in his tribe. Jacob explained to Bella that he was never actually attracted to her but to the baby, Renesmee, developing in Bella's womb, an explanation that has troubled people ever since.
She always acts nice toward Bella, but in truth she really disliked her and was upset when both Edward Cullen and Mike Newton showed interest in Bella instead of her. She was jealous of her the whole time and was known to be a fake friend, but never did anything hurtful.
Rosalie falls into this category as her power is beauty: she was “angelically beautiful” as a human, and her transformation enhanced her beauty, making her many times more beautiful than most vampires, to the point where she's labeled as the “most beautiful person in the world”.
(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.
Rebecca Bella called Rosalie because she knew she was the only one who would be on her side. When the family voted on whether they should turn Bella into a vampire earlier she voted no because she felt that she missed out on human things like having a baby.
Esme Cullen has no powers, but she is known for her ability to love passionately, suggesting that vampire powers can be related to emotions. Carlisle Cullen's ability to survive on animal blood doesn't count as a power, but it shows his extraordinary resilience and sets him apart from other vampires.
She has no special power, but has a strong ability to love passionately. Esme is described as having caramel-colored hair; she also has a heart-shaped face with dimples, and her figure is slender, but rounded and soft.
Edward had a theory that Bella's overwhelmingly appealing blood may be derived from a mixture of her parents'—Renée's being far too sweet and Charlie's being moderate—together, giving her blood a more powerful appeal. The blood of singers is described by Edward as being said vampire's "own personal brand of heroin".
The bottom line is that you have to choose who you are going to commit to—that's the foundation of true love, not a lack of other options. Next, Bella does not fall in love with Jacob in Eclipse. Bella falls in love with Jacob in New Moon.
In order to keep him close as he threatened to leave, Bella asked him to kiss her, and she realized she was in love with him – but not in the same way she loves Edward.
They decided to go with CGI instead, as they were trying to “create something that was otherworldly,” and she had to “be intelligent yet still look like a baby but actually look like a more mature baby.”
