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In the film, Edward easily brushes off her question by saying it's not tough to guess what was on their minds before asking her to distract him so he doesn't go back and hurt them.ĭuring a first watch, Edward's reaction seems a bit visceral since he's extremely protective of Bella. When Edward saves Bella from a group of belligerent men in Port Angeles, he tells her he wants to go back there and rip their heads off because she doesn't know what they were thinking.Īn incredulous Bella asks Edward how he could possibly know what they were thinking, unaware he can read minds. If he stayed in that class any longer he may have lost control.Įdward wasn't joking when he said he wanted to rip their heads off. It's why Edward leaves the moment the bell rings. This goes on for about seven pages until the class ends. and I'd be forced to kill more innocents in this black hour.' Not impossible, but there would be much more noise. 'It would be slower and more difficult, trying to take them all down when they were panicked and scrambling, moving in chaos. She was my prey.'įor the hour they're in class, Edward considered the best ways to kill Bella and her classmates, if necessary. I was nothing close to the human I'd once been. 'Her scent hit me like a battering ram, like an exploding grenade. Though we can infer that Bella's scent caused Edward to act strangely towards her the first time they met, we learn the power it has over him and how painfully it affects him in 'Midnight Sun.' He was overwhelmed by it and was trying to restrain from killing the entire class. It's just the opposite.Įdward looks ridiculous in biology class because he wasn't simply put off by Bella's scent.

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