No Harm Done and A Happy Ending

I have finished Breaking Dawn and completed the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. Strange as it is, Bella is a very “controlled” vampire. Usually, the newborns are supposed to be crazy, malicious, dangerous, and crave too much blood, but Bella is different. She can keep a hold of her emotions and I think her special gift may be that she is controlled. Another gift she discovered is that she cannot form a shield to save people. If she concentrates hard on something, then her mind can make an invincible bubble and she can slowly move it out to protect others. Making that bubble with her mind is very hard to do though. It can be exhausting.

About three weeks after Renesme was born, the Volturi find out about her. The problem is that they think she is an immortal baby, but that is not the case. Renesme is warm blooded too and she has a heartbeat. Another problem is that because the Volturi think the Cullens have created this evil immortal child, they should be sentenced to death. The Cullens need to convince the Volturi that Renesme is half human so they’ll need to gather witnesses.

Over the next month, the Cullen family did some extensive searches for lots of other vampire clans and to explain Renesme’s creation story.

When the Volturi came, the Cullens had gathered about 28 vampires who all were on the Cullens side. I thought they were going to have an intense fight, but nope. For the most part, things went smoothly and the Volturi were convinced that Renesme was indeed half human, half vampire. The book had a happy ending.

I wish that Meyer had continued the Twilight Series because I thought it was very interesting. The topic of the books (with the vampire plot) was all new to me. I didn’t think I would like them, but I did.