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His grey brown fur is sticking straight up. Jared is whimpering anxiously, pacing back and forth. He had no idea he had been that absolutely massive. He runs all the way to Jared’s house, jumps their fence and finds a horse sized wolf in the back. Sam feels something in his gut pulling at him. He remembers the stories, of how they turned one after the other. If anyone else was going to turn, they would have by now, he reasoned. Though he’s a bit easier to rile up, he’s more like himself. He doesn’t want to believe it, but he has to. He tells him that though Jacob Black, Embry’s friend, was meant to be alpha, as first turned he will have to fill that role. He tells him about the cold ones, the Cullens. He teaches him about the legends, the legacies.

Quil III visits every day, helping him reign in everything.

She didn’t know his dad was married when she moved to town, and even if she had, she gave him Embry. He yells at Tiffany, and almost drowns in the guilt. He screams at his dad for deep rooted anger over a divorce he can’t even remember. He can barely stand to let Leah and Embry out of his sight. He is angry, possessive, over protective to a point where it isn’t even sane. He had no idea what was in store for him.

He thought his emotions were strong before the turn.

He doesn’t believe it entirely, but the part that does feels like a freak. Sam doesn’t want anyone else to know what’s happened to him. Quil III makes plans to tell the families of those who will turn, because he’s sure it will come to that.“You claim you turned into a wolf, but I’m the crazy one?” Quietly, Quil III explains to Sam what he is. Sam is confused, pulling back his hand quickly. Within fifteen minutes, Quil III is there, a deep frown on his face. As he does, his father looks stricken, suddenly.

“I think I’m going insane” Sam says, before he starts to explain.Under her breath she angrily hisses “Where the fuck were you?” His mother and Embry release Sam so Leah can hug him. Leah, who was standing in the room with folded arms, walks slowly up. They haven’t been so close since marriage. His father and his mother haven’t even been in the same building since his graduation. Tiffany has tears in her eyes, but the relief is evident. His father sits on the couch, besides his stepmom, Tiffany.

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His mother is right after him, full on sobbing. Embry runs into his arms, tears in his eyes. He returns home - to the one he shares with Leah - to find his entire family there. After three days he finally manages to transform back. He’s stuck for a little bit, his fear keeping him in his wolf form. After a month of this he eventually changes, and he’s absolutely terrified.If he had known, he would have recognized the signs. His temper becomes a bit shorter, he’s clingier with Leah, reverting back to his aggressive protectiveness over Embry, suffering from mood swings and acting in ways he hasn’t since he was a middle schooler. A six pack appears where flat stomach once was. Somehow, without working out, he begins to fill out. He goes through a sudden growth spurt, becoming even taller than he was before. If Sam had known about the possibility of shifting, he probably would have recognized the signs.“More than human?” like human is good, but vampire is BETTER? Blech). (And I LIKE the vampires, don’t get me wrong, but the blatant favoritism towards them at the expense of other species–including humans–bugs me. I think she would dismiss them as animals who were unable to retain intelligence in their monster form and incapable of working together, and thus no real threat to her god-like immortal vampires. They are uneducated and 'wild’ and can’t control their tempers… and that’s the Quileute wolves! The Children of the Moon are even worse, losing all sense of their human selves when in wolf form (which is more wolf-man than pure wolf). Like when Irina spots Renesmee ‘showing off in the snow,’ Bella comments on how she’s “an exquisitely beautiful child, obviously more than human.”īut the wolves are chained to pack dynamics (the Alpha order) and bizarre animal instinct (imprinting, which exists in animals although obviously not in THAT way). For whatever reason, she really seems to harp on the idea that the werewolves (both types) are inherently animalistic (less than human) while the vampires are supersparklyawesome (more than human). I don’t think SM will let that happen, though. I think if they could learn to gain control and learn to work together, they would be a huge threat to vampires.