What is the conflict in the book Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer?

Answer 1

In Twilight, the first book of the series, the conflict is that Bella finds out this guy Edward is a vampire, and she's in love with him. He's a "vegatarian" vampire, meaning he doesn't drink human blood, just animal blood, but Bella's blood is like a drug to him and he loves her too so of course he doesn't wanna kill her. Vampires aren't suppose to tell humans they exist so a few of Edwards family (or coven if you want to call it that) are a bit ticked off but most of them accept it. When they do a family outing one evening (playing Baseball...it's very interesting in the book) a group of nomad, human killling vampires hears them and comes by, they pick up the scent of Bella because she's the only human in a group of vamps. All vampire's apparently have special abilites and Edwards is mind reading, he reading the killer vamps mind and realizes that they want to kill Bella. Now he's got to keep Bella safe.

Answer 2

In the first book of the series, Twilight, the main conflict is Bella and Edward's forbidden love. Can a vampire love a human? Should a vampire love a human? Is it safe for a human to love a vampire? Can their two worlds exist without incident or aberration?

The secondary conflict, which gives way to the rising action, climax, and falling action, is the arrival of James, Victoria, and Laurent (who would later be referred to as the 'Bad Vamps'). This conflict is pretty straight forward: James wants to kill Bella, the Cullens fight to prevent this.

In the second book, New Moon, the main conflict becomes 'Edward vs. Jacob', which has spawned a fandom like no other. Who should Bella choose? Who is easier/safer/better to love? Is one better for Bella than the other? Etc. And, again, there is secondary conflict. This time, it is the Volturi's discovery of Bella and their realization that she knows far too much. This gives birth to the Volturi conflict in general which is, simply put, "Bella must become a vampire or she must be destroyed." This book also opens up the conflict of La Push vs. the Cullens (werewolves vs. vampires).

In the third book, Eclipse, the aforementioned conflicts continue. The added conflict of this novel is Victoria and her New Borns vs. Bella and the Cullens/La Push Wolves.

In the fourth book, Breaking Dawn, the conflicts are all over the map. Breaking Dawn, as a novel, is rather a conflict in itself. However, the main conflicts (for the first half) revolve around the conception/birth of Renesmee. The wolves of La Push view this as an abomination that should be destroyed. Jacob leaves the pack in an effort to defend the Cullens; voila conflict. Later, the conflict is dissolved and reborn as Cullens/Werewolves vs. Volturi.

So that's pretty much it, in a nutshell. I'm sure other will say there's much more to it but, for the most part, that's about it.

Answer 3

The conflict in Twilight by Stephenie Meyer is that a young girl named Bella falls in love with vampire that has been 17 for decades. Bella is now in the middle of trouble and Edward basically wants to help her out, cause its his fault.

Answer 4

The conflict is a love that begins to form between a vampire and a human and the difficulties they will face because of that.

Rising action is they start a relationship,Edward's trying to control his urge to kill her.

Falling action is James tracking and wanting to kill Bella.

The resolution is they will love each other until the end,whether Edward changes Bella into a vampire or not.But remember the story continues in New Moon.

Answer 5

The conflict in "Eclipse" revolves around the love triangle among Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, and Jacob Black. Bella must choose between her love for Edward, a vampire, and her friendship with Jacob, a werewolf. This conflict is exacerbated by an impending vampire army threatening their town, leading to tension and rivalry between the two supernatural groups.

Answer 6

Vampires vs. Werewolves

Vampires vs. Vampires

And, Edward vs. his urge to 'eat' Bella.

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Answer 7

Bella has to make a descision on being the wolf girl(Jacob's) or the vampires girl (Edward's). She doesn't want to break their hearts and with graduation coming up she needs to decide quick.

Answer 8

There's a conflict between the Werewolves and the Vampires, the are ansestral enemies. There's conflict with Bella's emotions, for Edward and Jacob.

Answer 9

The vampires Laurent, Victoria, and James get a whiff of Bella and James and Victoria hunt her. Edward ends up killing James.