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No, he doesn't "bite" her, but she does end up becoming a vampire. When she's having Renesmee, she basically dies and he injects his venom into her heart. So Bella had her human death on her daughters birthday.
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Edward first plunged a syringe in her heart with venom after it stopped when Renesmee was delivered. If you continue about half a paragraph down, Jacob describes what happens when Edward is biting her.
"It was like he was kissing her, brushing his lips at her throat, her wrists, and the crease at the inside of her arm. But I could hear the lush tearing of her skin as his teeth bit through, again and again, forcing venom into her system at as many points as possible." {| |- | Edward does not bite Bella, but he changes her into a vampire in Breaking Dawn to save her life. |}
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∙ 14y agoEdward never bites Bella. In Twilight, he sucks James' vampire venom from her arm, and he injects her with his own venom in Breaking Dawn to save her life, but he never bites her, as this would break a treaty between the Cullens and the werewolves.
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What did edward say exactly when he bit a pillow?
It doesn't talk about him bitting the pillow until later on so it also doesn't tell you what he says while he is doing it. If your referring to breaking dawn when Bella and edward had sex he enjoyed it alot and so he bit the pillows so he wouldn't bite Bella. :) i hope you get it~!
In the movie twilight why does Bella turn into a vampire?
MAJOR SPOILERS FOR BREAKING DAWN BELOW!!!!!Yeah Edward and Bella planned on Bella being changed later before there first semester of college but then Bella got pregnant and Renesmee was half vampire so she was basically killing Bella while she was inside her. Edward injected his venom right after she had Renesmee to keep her somewhat alive.She became a vampire because Renesmee was killing her. After she came out, Bella was dying so Edward had to keep on biting her to get the venom to her heart fast so she won't die.
How old was Bella when she got married?
Edward will forever be 17, and Bella will be 18.
Where did Edward Cullen dump Bella?
Edward left Bella in the woods outside her house.
Does Bella take Edwards last name?
Edward Cullen then Bella swan then later Bella Cullen
Is Bella already a vampire prior to Edward biting her?
No she isn't. Edward turns her into a Vampire in Breaking Dawn.
How did they make the scene Edward biting Bella?
Edward didn't actually bite Bella. when she was having the immortal baby, Edward injected some morphine and then injects his venom but not through his teeth.
On Bella and Edwards honeymoon what was the first object they destroyed?
i think it was edward biting a pillow
Does Bella get bitten by Edward in Breaking Dawn?
Edward bites Bella when Renesmee (her half vampire half human baby) was eating her ,and biting her was the only way she would live.
How was Bella getting hurt in her pregnancy?
It mentions Bella breaking many of her bone and not being able to give birth to her baby normally and had to have a C-section... which was created by Edward biting open her stomach.
How does Bella bruise edward by having it?
Bella doesn't bruise Edward, Edward bruises Bella.
Is Bella for Team Edward or Team Edward?
Bella is for Team Edward.
What did edward say exactly when he bit a pillow?
It doesn't talk about him bitting the pillow until later on so it also doesn't tell you what he says while he is doing it. If your referring to breaking dawn when Bella and edward had sex he enjoyed it alot and so he bit the pillows so he wouldn't bite Bella. :) i hope you get it~!
What was Bella's nervous habit?
Bella's nervous habit was biting her lower lip.
Is Edward And Bella's Daughter Human Or Vampire?
Edward and Bella's Daughter is both Human and vampire ,no its not edward bit Bella so Bella is a vampire then they had a baby and the baby is a vampire because both edward and Bella are vampire parents!
Who does Bella end with Edward or Jacob?
Bella ends up with Edward.
What song does Bella sing for Edward?
Bella never sings to Edward.
