Dovrebanen wrote:Hi, Angelvamp! Welcome to Team Edward! Of course it's ok for you to post here. PM Sam if you ever want to jump off the fence and join us
Thanks for the welcome! And for letting me know how to join Team Edward. Apologies, but I am REALLY new to posting and such, let me know if I do something dumb please. I won't be offended.
Dovrebanen wrote:I think if Edward made it past his first years without Bella and he watched Renesmee grow up to be as beautiful and loving as her mother, he would have chosen to stay with her even after she was a grown up. She would always need him in some way, and therefore he would be there for her.
I think you are spot on about this. Just because you're a grown up, doesn't mean you don't need your Daddy sometimes.
Angelvamp wrote:And he's always asking her what she's thinking (and really wants to know)! Seriously, girls, when was the last time your husband/boyfriend asked that? That's some good melt-y stuff right there.
Dovrebanen wrote:Haha..mine never has, as far as I can remember
Mine neither!
I'm trying to get him to read Twilight so he can get some tips from Edward...so far, losing battle.
Dovrebanen wrote:But I also think that Edward would want to join the war because of the kind of person he is. I think he felt useless sitting at home while his fellow countrymen and others were doing in the war. I think he wanted to help those he could, and try to bring some justice and moral into the war.
That's a good point. I don't think his morality changed much after he became a vampire. And he was young and idealistic, with the I'm-indestructible complex most teenage boys seem to have. It is interesting to contemplate his father, though, and how much of an impact he had on Edward's personality and beliefs.