... 345); she is "afraid [she will] be so preoccupied with the mayhem that [she] won't be [herself] anymore" (Eclipse, 442). Aside from the personal effects of being permanently changed, Bella is conflicted about her choice due to the thought of "[inflaming] an age-old conflict ... immortality her final decision, unaware of "how to say goodbye to...being human" (Eclipse, 269). Edward suggests the idea of marriage to Bella numerous times to express his true, undying love for her. As an attempt to coerce his stubborn lover further, he promises to "change [her] himself whenever [she] wanted ....

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