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Permalink Reply by Pennybug Cullen on December 24, 2010 at 12:10am Not really. And neither did Stephenie Meyer! When she first wrote Twilight Jacob was kind of a way for Bella to find out what Edward was. You can read all about it on her website under The Story for New Moon. Here is part of what SM said.
Ah, and then there is my favorite gift that New Moon gave to me: Jacob Black.
Jacob's development into a major character was a strange journey. Originally, Jacob was just a device. In Twilight, Bella needed a way to find out the truth about Edward, and the conveniently located Quileute Tribe, with all their fantastic legends, provided a cool option for that revelation. And so Jacob was born—born to tell Bella and Edward's secret.
Something happened then that I didn't expect. Jacob was my first experience with a character taking over—a minor character developing such roundness and life that I couldn't keep him locked inside a tiny role. (Since Jacob, this has reoccurred with several other meant-to-be-minor characters. I really love it when this happens, though it often destroys my outlines.) From the very beginning, even when Jacob only appeared in chapter six of Twilight, he was so alive. I liked him. More than I should for such a small part. Bella liked him. Her instinctive trust and affection came without my intervention. And it wasn't just us; my agent did, too. "I love that Jacob kid," Jodi said (or something to that effect-this all happened in 2003). My editor agreed. "Can we get more Jacob in the story?" Megan asked.
Read the rest here.
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Permalink Reply by Amanda Pattinson Samuel on January 1, 2011 at 1:27pm who the hell cares! the point is she chose her soulmate in the end and thats all that really matters!!
Permalink Reply by Pennybug Cullen on January 7, 2011 at 12:56pm who the hell cares! the point is she chose her soulmate in the end and thats all that really matters!!
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