The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2

Continuity mistake: Edward is about to walk towards Aro. As Renesmee looks up at her father, a substantial amount of hair is covering a quarter of forehead. In the next shot as she's moving behind her mother, her hair is now neatly parted, and her forehead is no longer covered. (01:15:25)

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Continuity mistake: At the end, when Bella is thrown into Edward, she is wearing shoes with a heel, but a few seconds later she is wearing regular boots. (01:32:50)

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Continuity mistake: During the confrontation, Aro asks to meet Renesmee who proceeds to touch his face with her right hand. From her perspective, the fingers are well below Aro's side burn. From the opposite shot, her fingers touch his hair.

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Continuity mistake: Bella has green eyes in the hospital scene in Twilight (close up shots) but when they zoom out she has brown eyes again.

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Continuity mistake: At the end, when Bella is thrown into Edward, she is wearing shoes with a heel, but a few seconds later she is wearing regular boots. (01:32:50)

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Question: Can someone explain what it means that Jacob imprinted on Renesmee? I thought imprinting meant you want to be with that person (like love and marry them). But now that Jacob has imprinted on Renesmee, I think I'm wrong.

Answer: Werewolf imprinting means you love that person in exactly the way they need you to love them. In Jacob's case, this means he feels a fatherly/brotherly love for Renesmee now. When she gets older those feelings may change to a romantic love, but that depends on whether Renesmee is ever able to see Jacob as anything other than a big brother. If she thinks it's too weird to feel romantically toward Jacob due to the nature of their relationship during her childhood, he will forever be her platonic protector and be absolutely elated by it. Fast as she grows though, it's unlikely they'll have spent so long in those familial roles that she won't be able to see him as anything else.

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