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In vampire lore, imprinting typically refers to a deep, instinctual bond formed between a vampire and a human or another vampire. This connection is often characterized by a strong emotional attachment, sometimes described as a form of possession or a soul tie, which makes the imprinted individual feel an irresistible attraction or loyalty to the vampire. The specifics can vary widely across different stories and adaptations, but it often serves to create intense drama and conflict in narratives involving vampires.
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Why didnt the werewolfs attack the vampires in the end of twilight breaking dawn?
Because Jacob imprinted on Bella and Edward's daughter. And the law of the werewolves is that if one of the werewolves imprint on someone then they can not kill the person that was imprinted on.
If Bella chose Jacob would he of imprinted on her because Renesme wouldn't exist?
No because vampires exist when there are werewolves, and Edward and Bella were destined for each other in that way. If vampires and werewolves did not exist then Bella and Jacob would be made for each other as Edward and the others would not be alive and she would have never have met them and Jacob wouldn't be a werewolf as vampires don't exist so he therefore would not imprint on her.
What is the base word for imprint?
The base word for imprint is "print."
When was Rider - imprint - created?
Rider - imprint - was created in 1908.
When was Imprint - newspaper - created?
Imprint - newspaper - was created in 1977.
When was Villard - imprint - created?
Villard - imprint - was created in 1983.
When was Picador - imprint - created?
Picador - imprint - was created in 1972.
When did Imprint Records end?
Imprint Records ended in 1997.
When was Imprint Records created?
Imprint Records was created in 1995.
When was Philosophers' Imprint created?
Philosophers' Imprint was created in 2001.
When was Imprint Entertainment created?
Imprint Entertainment was created in 1992.
When was Human Imprint created?
Human Imprint was created in 1995.
