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Which book did they tell the story of how carlisle became a vampire?
in the first book, twilight.
When carlisle became a vampire how did he NOT try to kill himself?
starve
Where did Carlisle become vampire?
The book doesn't say specifically where Carlisle became a vampire, all it says is that he was attacked in the streets by a vampire, then hid himself during the transformation.
What year did carlisle turn edward turn into a vampire?
In the Twilight series, Carlisle turned Edward into a vampire in 1918 when Edward was dying from Spanish influenza.
What is carlisle Cullen full name before he became a vampire?
Many think if isStregoni Benefici, but Stregoni Benefici is the name of an Italian vampire myth that Carlisle created himself, as it talks about good vampires that do not kill humans. Carlisle's full name before he became a vampire was Carlisle Cullen, as his middle name is not listed anywhere.
What era did carlisle became a vampire?
He became a vampire around the 1600s.
When carlisle first became a vampire how did he try to kill himself?
Bethenie Korn: Starvation, jumping from incredible heights, drown himself in the ocean
When Clarlisle from twilight first became a vampire how did he try and kill himself?
He jumped from great heights and tried to starve himself.
How did roslie become a vamprie in twilight series?
In the "Twilight" series, Rosalie became a vampire after being turned by Carlisle Cullen. She was transformed into a vampire to save her from a traumatic experience in her human life and to be a companion for Carlisle's son, Edward.
How old was rosallie Cullen when she became a vampire?
She was 18 when she was turned into a vampire by Carlisle.
Who did carlisle spend time with after he became a vampire?
The Voltori
When carlisle first became a vampire how did he NOT try to kill himself?
he tried to starve himself, drown himself, and jump off a cliff. he did not try to commit suicide by making himself bleed to death.
