(twilight question) can someone explain what stephenie meyer answered...?

Question

ok its posted on SM's site about how she answered questions about breaking dawn...ive read the part about Vampires and pregnancy and how it works, i still dont get it. would someone PLEASE explain that part of how she explained the vampire pregnancy????

thank u.

Answer 1

ok... awkward...

she said that vampires themselves could not have babies because their bodies never change. Bella, however, was human when she became pregnant so it is possible for her to "accommodate a fetus" in Meyer's words.

Hope that's what you're looking for.  

Answer 2

HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA...

Answer 3

Okay... First of all, you know that in the transformation of human to vampire means that you are literally frozen in time. Well, because Bella's body was still human, her organs and such were still living and changing. She still had a menstrual cycle... and so on. But, even though Edward's body wasn't changing, there really wasn't anything to change in the first place, even if he still was "alive". Men don't have cycles or periods, and nothing, since he was an older teen, was different in his body when he changed. It was as if he didn't change at all, in that sense.

That might have been hard to follow, sorry.

Answer 4

Vampire can't get pregnant because they are frozen in time forever, however, vampires can get humans pregnant (ex. bella having renesmee.) But rarely to never live through having the baby unless they are immediately turned into a vampire.

Answer 5

ok, when you are a female  vampire, youare frozen in your state so it makes it impossible for them yo have babys. but since eward was able to give her a child because he was frozen in that specific state, he ggot bella pregnant. aftger she got pregnant the baby was starting to destroy her from the inside becuse he was half vampire. afterwards when he bit her bella stayedlive nd her body mended aftr she had given birth to it

Answer 6

Super awkward...

Well she said that the fluids in a vampire's body serve the same purposes as a human's, but they're all venom. The venom in a male vampire's body near the reproductive organ would still serve to reproduce. The venom there can still impregnate, just like a male human's fluids in the same area.

A male vampire could impregnate a human woman (because vampire women's bodies will never change) whose body can still change to accomadate a fetus, because his venom would serve as human sperm.

Understand? Goodness, I hope so.

Edit: Yes, the venom was the sperm. But for the venom to turn you into a vampire it has to be the saliva-venom, not the sperm-venom. The different kinds of venoms serve different purposes.

Plus, it has to be inside of the bloodstream, the saliva-venom. If it just had to be inside of you, then wouldn't have Bella have been a vampire the first time Edward kissed her? Yes.

Answer 7

just re-reawd it its pretty simpl

Answer 8

well, most people dont know this, but it is actually a very symbolic thing. sm is trying to explain her views on government and political issues. it is a very deep thing that is hard to understand. try re-reading and highlighting areas.