---No, for two reasons: Fristly, I believe Bella would have still wanted to visit with Jacob despite that b/c she missed him. Secondly, even if Bella told Jacob she didn't feel the same way about him, he wouldn't have believed her and still would have tried to kiss her to convince her she really did.
2. Bella describes in detail why she wants Edward to change her. If she is going to be changed, do you think he wants to be the one to do it?
---Good question. I think he would rather she stay human, but if she really wants to change I think he would rather be the one to do it...cause that way he gets her to marry him

3. What can you attribute Bella's ambivalence about marriage to?
---Probably the fact that the example of marriage she grew up with didn't work out, and b/c her mother has probably been so negative all of Bella's life about marriage that it skewed her view of what it should be. Personally, that bothers me to no end. If she plans to spend the rest of her immortal life with Edward she should respect his wishes to remain "old fashioned"
4. Bella constantly makes the distinction between the Jacob she likes—her young friend and the bitter werewolf Jacob who "bugs the hell" out of her. What do you think Stephenie's purpose is in highlighting this throughout the book?
---Maybe it is to show how friends change, and you either can grow together or grow apart.
5. Is is shocking that Bella would consider having Edward kill a human in order to gain an advantage in the fight against the newborns?
---No. I really don't think she meant it when she said it. I think she was just grasping at any idea she could to help protect the people she loves. I think we all say things we don't mean in times of stress.