What really happens during an eclipse?

Answer 1

After Eclipse, you can read Breaking Dawn, the 4th book to the saga, and supposedly the last. First part is a long descriptive summary. Second part at the bottom is a simple bullet pointed summary with alot less words to read.

Descriptive and long summary of Breaking Dawn (WARNING: I summarized just about everything. So if you want to be surprised while reading Breaking Dawn, I suggest you DONT read this. But if you want to know just about everything, read it.):

In Breaking Dawn, Bella Swan encounters a series of events. Her and Edward's wedding finally play out and Bella get's her final human demand. (sex with Edward) After spending their honeymoon together on Isle Esme, Bella discovers that after a few sexual intercorses with Edward, she is pregnant! But, how can a baby already be showing on Bella's stomach? They rush home to Forks, Washington only to find that the baby is half vampire. He or she starts sucking the life of Bella away one day at a time. Edward suffers the suspense of not knowing when the baby will finally be ready to survive on it's own, and how to exit the mothers body is not described pleasantly. Although Carlisle could easily remove the baby without inflicting any harm to Bella, she refuses repeatedly. She believes that she will survive labor, even when the baby will tear it's way through her stomach to be free. She becomes very weak and unable to provide food for herself, it seems as if the baby won't allow any of it into it's stomach. They discover that if Bella drinks blood, she can get the nutrients she needs in order to survive. Like Bella, she accidentaly spills the cup of blood and automatically reaches to catch it. Not a good move. When she had reached to save the bright red liquid from staining the white carpet, the placenta detatched, resulting in a suffocating baby. Bella goes into complete shock as the blood she had forced down began to come back up. Thankfully, Edward successfully retreaves the baby (a baby girl named Renesmee). But, saving Bella from dying is a whole new matter. He quickly fills her veins with vampire venom and morphine. Bella narrates a descriptive chapter of how badly the fire burned inside her as she desperately tried to hang onto dear life like she had promised them. The venom saves her as she wakes up as a beautiful vampire. She learns the basics of becoming a vampire, resisting the urge to drink Charlie's blood when he comes over to visit. But, something rare for a vampire which Bella holds, is how she can act like a three hundred year old vampire. (Not being crazy for blood like a new born) She can easily distract herself from something, such as killing humans. After a while, she receives a message that the Volturi, the entire guard including the wives, are coming to investigate the new baby. Before the Volturi can kill Nessie, Alice shows up after running away earlier in the story, preventing the death of Nessie. Finally, Edward and Bella and Nessie can all enjoy their small, but perfect piece of their forever.

Short and sweet summary of Breaking Dawn:

*Edward and Bella get married

*Bella gets pregnant during her honeymoon with a half human half vampire baby

*They save Bella before Renesmee can kill her during labor

*Bella is transformed into a vampire

*Volturi come to kill Nessie

*Alice and Bella both save them all from being killed

*They all live happily ever after

THE END

don't ruin the book for me, anyway to have to read to the short second life of bree tanner first it's so cool

Answer 2

There are four books in the series, in order they are: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn.

After Eclipse, Breaking Dawn will come out in Theaters. Breaking Dawn will be in two parts, because of how complex and long the book is. Part 1 will come out in theaters November 18th, 2011.

Spoiler Alert!

According to Melissa Rosenberg, script writer for Breaking Dawn, the movie will probably be split during Bella's transformation to the undead/vampire. This could mean the birth scene, when she first wakes up, or during the 'burning' process.

Answer 3

Solar eclipse: The Moon gets between us and the Sun.

Lunar eclipse: The Moon gets into Earth's shadow.