Critical Analysis of Twilight

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How come Edward could hear Renesmee's thoughts before she was born?

I mean, babies can't speak, right? Much less think for themselves. So how is it that Edward could hear what a FETUS was thinking?
Didn't think that one through very well, did you, Meyer?
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That's pretty disturbing.
justliveitlive posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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'Cause, like, y'know, like, Edward, like, is just, like, amazing, like that....
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maybe because the baby is half vampire and the fetus had really strong powers ? :P
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AstridGoof8219 said:
Well, in my opinion, it's a pro-life thing. Since, Stephenie Meyer is a Mormon, and Mormons are usually pro-life, this could possibly be bringing a pro-life message as well as a message like, "The fetus loves you, so don't kill it, even if it's going to kill you."
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Wrong. I am extremely pro-life, but this is just a lame excuse for Smeyer.
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cassie-1-2-3 said:
A fetus does think, actually. They have brains.

Babies don't just suddenly start thinking as soon as they come out of their mother. Their brains develop in the womb. Some people even have actual memories of still being inside their mother.

Edward didn't start hearing her until her brain developed and she started thinking.
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I know that they have memories and brains. My swali is, how could Edward possibly know what she was thinking about?
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^ It's a nice answer and a good subsequent debate. Do not condenscend.
Quaila posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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@youknowit101: That was a little unnecessary. :/
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bri-marie said:
Actually, according to linkbabies can understand what's going on around them, even to the point where they can onyesha detestation to certain sounds.

Nessie wasn't a normal baby (hence why she sprouted four years in the space of a few months/weeks). Smeyer's logic was (probably) that Nessie's fast development started in the womb. It, in a way, makes sense that she would pick up words, understand their meaning, and be able to form coherent sentences. It was supposed to onyesha how different she was, how fast she grew and understood things.
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I guess that makes sense. Thank you. I just find it a little scary that Nessie could think a language kwa the time she was three weeks in.
tellymaster posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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I would not could on Smeyers logic- the lights on but no one is home...if wewe know what Im saying.
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*count on not could on.
Persephone713 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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I find it scary that Nessie existed at all ;/
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Persephone713 said:
I dont know...But if my father told me he could hear my thoughts...I would tell him to get help.
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I agree.
MusicMaker95 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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Same here.
tellymaster posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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lol
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Haha
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rachaelwsz said:
Welcome to the World of Twilight.
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swaggerberry said:
It's half human, half vampire. It grows at a rapid speed. kwa the time Edward heard the baby, it must have had thoughts already. It's strong also because it's half vampire.
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