Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyer #7

Bella finally had her baby. She went through so much to make this possible, and she is still in pain. After the delivery, they thought she was dead because her heart stopped. That's when Edward stepped into action. He bit her, spreading his venom through her bloodstream to keep her alive, but as a vampire. Jacob seems very depressed and unloved. He feels as if he doesn't have a purpose any longer and that he should leave because he thinks Bella is going to die anyway. Before he leaves though, he wants so much as to get rid of that "abomination", which is the baby. He is contemplating over whether or not he should just kill that baby right then are there. Nothing is holding him back. As he is about to pounce on the baby, he says, "The murderer stared past Rosalie's shoulder at me, its gaze more focused than any newborn creature's gaze should be...My shaking jerked to a stop; heat flooded through me, stronger than before, but it was a new kind of heat-not a burning...Everything inside me came undone as I stared at the tiny porcelain face of the half-vampire, half-human baby." (Meyer 359-360) This shows that just by glancing at the baby, Jacob had to stop from attacking, because he felt warmth and knew that this baby was a part of Bella and he could never kill something that was a part of her. That's when Jacob's narration stopped and now I am about to start Bellas. I'm anxious to see her perspective on things.