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In Chapter 9, Bella said that there were three things that she was positively sure about Edward. What were those three things?
Why do Edward's brothers and sisters dislike the idea of him dating Bella?
On Friday after school, what did Bella tell her dad about her plans for going to Seattle the next day? What did she not tell him? Why do you think she told him what she did?
Which parts of Bella and Edward's relationship seem realistic, like something that could happen between normal teens?
Which parts of Bella and Edward's relationship could only happen in a fantasy story?
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