I hit the gas and then sighed as she disappeared behind me. This chapter is the second half of "Complications" and the last that Stephenie Meyer wrote was: Most people will not remember that she refered to his Aston Martin as a Vanquish in the twelve chapters that she posted on her website, but in case anyone sees details like that as I do the above explanation is for you. I asked myself the question that if he HAD a Vanquish at that point, why didn't he use it? Bella hadn't been in it with him (so no memories that would bother him) and it's not in ANY book until Breaking Dawn (and even then we don't see him drive it). This is partly to make this scene more interesting (Rosalie was thinking of crumpling his car because she was so angry that Bella had found out that they are vampires), and partly because it was a small thing that added a lot to the story when you add this to BlondieAKARobin's "Dark Side of the Moon" in which Edward buys a sports car to follow Victoria with. I'd change it to its predesessor, a Vantage. If I could change one thing about Stephenie Meyer's "Midnight Sun" it would be the one tiny mention of him having a Vanquish. what can I do but relieve my own suffering, and hopefully yours as well? Twilighted Junior Validation Beta: myimm0rtalĭisclaimer- Stephenie Meyer owns the rights to all things Twilight, but since she didn't finish Midnight Sun and says she won't. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. are the property of their respective owners. Where Stephenie Meyer brilliantly began this, now there is an ending that matches what she started.ĭisclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. "Completing Midnight Sun" takes us on that journey. From Bella's perspective, the two DAYS that they spent hunting James seemed suspenseful and believable, yet what was really going on in that time? How did James elude them, and why didn't they see it coming? What did it feel like for Edward to face his worst enemy (himself) when he had to drink the poison out of Bella's blood? How could he come from such a joyful high of first being in love in the middle of the book to the tortured person that we are so used to that would leave Bella in "New Moon" Through Edward's eyes, we not only understand him more, we learn what it is about Bella that he loves so much, and also what everyone else is thinking and going through as well. It was his turn to ask the questions and finally satisfy his curiosity about her. Stephenie Meyer left off "Midnight Sun" right before the chapter that Edward had been waiting for. So how was it possible that the sun was rising now, in the middle of my midnight?" It must, by necessity, always be midnight for me. Why DOES Edward love Bella? "My life was an unending, unchanging midnight.
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