understandable why this fact doesn‘t occur to her: Bella has fallen in love only one other time, and it was a very sudden, dramatic, sweep-you-off-your-feet, change-your-world, magical, passionate, all-consuming thing (see Twilight). She didn‘t recognize the much more subtle falling-in-love she experienced with Jacob. She was aware only that she preferred being with him over everyone else, that he was constantly on her mind, and that his happiness was essential to her own. She also enjoyed being physically close to him in a way that she didn‘t with her other friends. But it took her a while to add up all the pieces.
Q. IS THE CRYSTAL HEART THAT EDWARD GIVES BELLA REALLY A CRYSTAL?
A. No, it‘s an actual diamond that once belonged to Edward‘s mother.
Q. WHAT IS FOREVER DAWN?
A. Forever Dawn is the original title of the book that eventually became Breaking Dawn.
Initially it was planned as an immediate sequel to Twilight, but it was decided that the book skipped too much that was interesting in Bella‘s last year of high school, and didn‘t have enough space for all the development the characters were crying out for. Still, the basic plotline of Forever Dawn, including Renesmee and Jacob and the Volturi, was always the end toward which the series was written.
