What is n example of a literary element from breaking dawn?

Answer 1

Here is page 430 from Breaking Dawn.

"I think it will be easier for you to...see for yourself. It's rather difficult to describe."

I considered that. I knew there was a lot that I needed to see for myself before it would be real. I wasn't sure how much more I was ready for, so I changed the subject.

"Why is Jacob still here?" I asked. "How can he stand it? Why should he?" my ringing boice trembled a little. "Why should he have to suffer more?"

"Jacob isn't suffering," he said in a strange new tone. "Though I might be willing to change his condition," Edward added through his teeth. "Edward!" I hissed, yanking him to a stop (and feeling a little thrill of smugness that I was able to do it). "How can you say that?" Jacob has given up everything to protect us! What I've put him through-!" I cringed a the dim memory of shame and guilt. It seemed odd now that I had needed him so much then, That sense of absence without him near had vanished; it must have been a human weakness.

"You'll see exactly haw I can say that," Edward muttered. "I promised him that I would let him explain, but I doubt you'll it much differently than I do. Of course, I'm often wrong about your thoughts, aren't I?" He pursed his lips and eyed me.

"Explain what?" Edward shook his head. "I promised. Though I don't know if I really owe him anything at all anymore...." HIs teeth ground together.

"Edward, I don't understand." Frustration and indignation took over my head. He stroked my cheek and then smiled gently when my face smoothed out in respnse, desire momentarily overruling annoyance. "It's harder than you make it look, I know. I remember."

This dialouge was after Bella was changed into a Vampire and she went on her first Hunting trip.