Twilight Bella Swan and Edward Cullen :: twlight, love,

Is love at branch sight possible? Is love and discontent possible at first sight? How mint two people that have such discontent for each other fall in love? In the parole and film Twilight Bella weave and Edward Cullen both certainly did. They were drawn to each by curiosity and beauty. Curiosity drew them together, but they did not like each other very frequently in the beginning. They both ended up having a deep longing to be with one another and could not imagine being apart. In the book and movie Twilight, Bella was a girl who moved from hot sunny Arizona to basically a dark and rainy place called Forks Washington. She moved at that place because her beget and her mothers new husband went on the road for a while. She didnt like forks, in fact she hated it. But she moved there none the less allowing her mother to have time alone with her new husband. She moved with her father to Forks whose name was Charlie. She hadnt gone to Forks for a visit since she was 14. The first time she saw Edward Cullen was in the cafeteria at school. He had reddish brown hair. He was beautiful and perfect. He had two foster sisters and two foster brothers as well who were perfect She couldnt help to look at him more than once but did not want to appear that she was starring. He looked at her with sanely of a smile on his face and then with a look of curiosity. The second time she saw Edward was quite different. It was biology class when Bella saw Edward next. She was pose next to him by the teacher. Edward looked at her with hostility and anger. He continued to stare at her the entire length of the class. His eyes were black. He appeared as though something smelled injurious so Bella discreetly sniffed herself thinking perhaps she smelled badly. Feeling uncomfortable, she hid behind her hair trying not to look at him for the remainder of the class. Before class was everywhere she looked at him one last time. His eyes were full of revulsion as if he literally wanted to kill her.