Can someone totally explain imprinting to me (the twilight werewolf kind??) **10 points to most descriptive**?

Question

I dont understand it fully, and the book is just sooooo confusing me. Can someone give me a few paragraphs explaining it? 10 points to most descriptive

Answer 1

it's like when human experience love at first sight but it's A LOT stronger. when werewolves imprint nothing else matters in the world. they are bounded to that person with love that is unbreakable and losing that person would be the most devastating thing to that werewolf. also when you imprint on someone you can stop aging for that person if they're younger then you are. if the person a werewolf imprints on just wants to be friends then that would be enough for the werewolf. you'll protect that one person and are bound to them for the rest of your life. once you meet them nothing in the world matters more and as long as you have them they'll be everything to that werewolf

Answer 2

It's basically an immediate connection to another being, a need to be with them at all times in whatever way possible, and not always romantically. For example, the characters who imprint on babies and toddlers (I won't say the names so I don't spoil anything) don't have any romantic interest in the children, they just want to protect them and be there for them, to always be their number one person. And then, later, it will turn to a romantic relationship. Imprinting cannot be forced, it is completely random and affects both people involved. It also cannot be reversed or changed. Hope this helps!!

Answer 3

When a werewolf imprints, the world basically stops around them. It's like true love at first sight, but a bit more powerful. The werewolf can't stay away from the imprintee for a while. It's like an instinct.

But overall, they imprint so that they can make little werepuppies :)

Answer 4

Imprinting is simply something werewolves do so they can find a mate and make more little werewolves. It's instinct to them. I really don't know too much about it myself, but that is the best I could come up with.

:-)