What is the prologue in the twilight saga eclipse?

Answer 1

In Twilight the movie, the foreshadowing is at the end when Edward and Bella go to prom and Jacob just finished speaking to Bella. When Edward and Bella start to walk away Edward say something like "I leave you alone for one minute and the wolves descend." That is for shadowing because of what happens in New Moon. Also in the movie, the last thing u see is the character Victoria reappear looking like she wants revenge so that would be foreshadowing as well.

Answer 2

The prologue in "Twilight Saga: Eclipse" is a snippet from the book "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare. It sets the tone for the story and foreshadows the challenges that Bella and Edward’s relationship will face throughout the book.

Answer 3

On the FAQ page of Stephenie Meyer's official website, she says that the preface of twilight is in reference to her time with James. She acknowledged that she called him "the hunter" making it fairly confusing.

Answer 4

There's not much, except for maybe when Edward is like: "What if I'm not the hero? What if I'm the bad guy?"

Answer 5

The answer is where Bella meets James in the studio.

Answer 6

Basically Jake gets mad at Bella for marrying Edward and runs away in wolf form. No one knows where he is or where he's going...Not even himself. He just wants to get away.