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Which is edwerd Cullens city name?
Edward Cullens lives in Forks, Washington.
What street do the Cullens from the book Twilight live on?
They live with the Cullens in the secluded forest mansion. However, as a wedding present, the family (Mainly Esme) give them their own cottage to live in with their daughter. in Forks Washington forks Washington
In the Twilight series when did the Cullens family first move to Forks Washington?
Approximatley 2 years before Bella Swan moves to Forks.
Which coven are Vegeterians Like the Cullens?
The Denali Coven, who are like extended family to the cullens and live in Alaska
What clan do the cullens belong to?
The Cullens belong to the Cullen clan. They are not part of a traditional vampire clan, as they mostly keep to themselves and form their own coven.
When Bella and edward get home do they live on their own?
No, they live with the other Cullens.
Does Bella live with the Cullens?
Yes! She is part of their family!
Do the Cullens still live in Forks after Breaking Dawn?
No
What is the setting of twiligth?
Forks, Washington is where Bella and the Cullens, but they( at one point) flea to pheonix.
Who is bree in eclipse?
bree was one of the new born vampires that were attacking the cullens in the clearing. the cullens let her live though because she said she wouldn't hurt them but the volturi killed her.
Why does Bella and Edwards daughter live with the Cullens?
well she lives with the cullens for about a few weeks. but she really lives with edward and bella.their daughters name is Renesmee and, boy does she grow quick
What is the plotline of 'Twilight' by Stephenie Meyer?
Bella Swan moves from Phoenix, Arizona to Forks, Washington to live with her father. While attending the local high school there, she meets the Cullens, a family of vampires. She falls in love with Edward Cullen, but he has an insatiable thirst for Bella's blood. The Cullens do not drink human blood on principle, but other vampires are not so noble. One attempts to drink from Bella.
