What is a key scene in the book twilight in which the setting is important to the plot?

Answer 1

The Meddow scene is pretty important to the plot in the book. That's where Edward trusts Bella enough to show her what he looks like in the sun light. And that's where u see them both start to trust each other more because Bella lets Edward be alone with her even though he is a blood sucking vampire and she lets him get close to her neck and kiss her neck and she trusts him not to bite her (even though she wants to be a vampire so she can be with him forever <3). And Edward trusts Bella not to be scared of him or do anything like get to close to him or lean in (even though she does but he forgives her)) . Edward also shows Bella what he can really do. Like how fast he can actually run and how strong he is. ==

Answer 2

An important key scene in "Twilight" is when Edward saves Bella from a group of attackers in a dark alley. The setting of the dark and dangerous alley highlights Edward's protective role in Bella's life, as well as foreshadowing the dangers they will face together due to their relationship. It also symbolizes the contrast between light and dark, which is a recurring theme in the book.

Answer 3

There is such a place as forks, it is in Washington and the Quielete tribe does live near it. the setting had to be a rainy place because of Edwards condition and it sets the whole tone for the story.

Answer 4

It takes place in Forks Washington, La Push, and Volterra, Italy (when Bella and Alice save Edward). I am not sure WHEN it takes place and I am trying to figure that out now.

Answer 5

The setting is important because since Edward is a vampire and vampires can't go out when it shines it makes it mysterious