harry potter vs crepúsculo

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How does this make sense?

Why does Jacob imprint on Nessie?
My understanding of imprinting is that the 'werewolf' will imprint on the girl most suitable to carry their children.
So why Nessie? Once she's 7 she'll have the body of a 17 año old and she'll be done growing. Like the other vampire women, she's be frozen in time and her body will not be able to change enough to carry a child. Not to mention, she's a hybrid, so, scientifically, she should not be able to carry children anyway.

Is there something here I'm missing?
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she won't be frozen , she will die earlier.
Drisina posted hace más de un año
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Odd, there was an answer on here but it got deleted :P
AllyAM posted hace más de un año
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Yeah! We're all missing the fact that science doesn't exist in Twilight.
DivyaHarry posted hace más de un año
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cassie-1-2-3 said:
Hmm...
I'll just do it again

We don't know anything about Renesmee's biology o her feritlity. Normal people stop growing, yet still continue the cycle.

It's also a possibility that the Black bloodline (or just the transformation gene) is meant to end at Jacob since he denied the alpha position.

The whole idea of imprinting on someone who will most assist in passing on the gene is only a theory.
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That is good reasoning and it really stinks it got taken down the first time :/
AllyAM posted hace más de un año
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voted as best answer :)
lmt96 posted hace más de un año
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Your answer was better the first time around, but still good
youknowit101 posted hace más de un año
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Yeah, probably. I forgot everything I dicho the first time and how I dicho it.
cassie-1-2-3 posted hace más de un año
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TrueHufflepuff said:
It doesn't
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