Why is the act of sex with a vampire while human potentially deadly? Because their skins as hard as diamonds and they're super strong. Why can't they just turn her into a vampire while pregnant? Because it would kill the baby. My roommate, whose expertise on Twilight I value as much as one reasonably can, filled in some of the holes that went unexplained or glossed over in the flick. You know, true love and all that good stuff. Jacob pisses and moans, and Bella has unprotected sex while still human resulting in her mutant baby trying to eat its way out of her womb. In this film, Edward and Bella take the plunge so she can become a vampire like she's always wanted. Thus I delved into the world of Breaking Dawn Part 1. Something in a scene makes you feel anything other than sleepiness or the need to plant your face in your hands. Someone unattractive or out of shape is on screen.
Whenever someone gives an unrealistically generous gift, does a foolishly gallant act or otherwise bends the rules of common sense for Bella. Whenever someone doesn't have his shirt on. Whenever an obnoxious hipster indie song is being played in the background. When the father appears in police uniform. Someone says the word vampire or wolf or any variation including 'newborns'. For those not familiar with the rules of the Official Twilight drinking game they are as follows.
