Jasper Hale

In 1948, he walked into a diner in Philadelphia and encountered Alice Cullen, his best friend. When she held out her hand to him, he took it, and felt an unfamiliar emotion for the first time: hope. With her he joined the peaceful Cullen family, a clan of vegetarian vampires. By living as a vegetarian, he was freed from the emotions that so depressed him. Sometime after that, at Carlisle's suggestion; also because of their physical similarities, Jasper changed his last name to that of his adopted sister, Rosalie, beginning to pose as her twin brother.

He was born in Houston, Texas as a normal human on April 5, 1843, and named "Jasper Whitlock." Jasper joined the Confederate Army before he was 17, with some persuasion, as he claimed to be 20, but was not. Within 2 years, at 19, he was promoted to Major of the Army and became the youngest Major in Texas. After the evacuation of women and children, he rode his way back to Galveston and met up with vampires Maria, Lucy, and Nettie. In 1863, at the age of 19, he was transformed by a vampire named Maria. After the transformation, Jasper assisted Maria in her creation of an army of neophyte vampires (newly created vampires), which successfully conquered the feeding grounds of Texas. However, over the next few decades, Jasper grew tired of this violent and bloody life, because he could feel the emotions of those he killed, which eventually became too much for him.

Pathokinesis

Self-control, basic vampiric abilities, control over neophytes, superhuman speed and strength, combat knowledge, knows how to fight against neophytes.

“Jasper Whitlock”, his birth name, “Jazz”, for the Cullens, “Mr. Jasper”, for J. Jenks (full-time lawyer and part-time purveyor of illegal documents. Has worked with Jasper since late 1980s), “Jasper Cullen”, for Sam Uley (werewolf).

Jasper was 6'3" tall and had honey blonde hair that fell just above his neck. He was muscular, but lean, unlike his brother Emmett, who looked like he lived in the gym with the giant muscles he carried around with him. Like the other Cullens, he had marble-pale skin, an inhuman beauty, and dark, purple-like shadows under his eyes that gradually appeared as his thirst increased. He had golden eyes, like all vegetarian vampires, that became darker, eventually becoming black, as his thirst increased. His original eye color was brown. When he was a newborn and consumed human blood, his eyes were red. He had many scars on his body, face, neck, and jaw from the bites of the vampires he fought during his time in Maria's clan. These scars were invisible to humans unless contrasted by strong light, but were perceived by humans. with supernatural vision, provoking defensive reactions in vampires who did not know him.

Carlisle Cullen: Adoptive Father
Esme Cullen: Adoptive Mother
Alice Platt: Adoptive sister and best friend
Edward Cullen: Adoptive Brother
Bella Platt: Adoptive Sister-in-Law
Renesmee Cullen: Adopted niece
Emmett Cullen: Adoptive Brother
Rosalie Hale: Adoptive Sister

Soldier, then Major in the Confederate Army (human life). Second in command of the Mexican clan (vampire life, before the Cullens). High school and college student (vampire life, with the Cullens).

Olympic Clan (Cullen family, Cullen clan, or Cullen coven, is a clan of vegetarian vampires. It consisted of Carlisle, Esme, Alice, Emmett and Edward Cullen, as well as Rosalie and Jasper Hale. Later Bella Swan and her vampire hybrid daughter with Edward, Renesmee Cullen, were also introduced to the clan.)
Denali Clan (vegetarian vampires composed of Tanya, Kate, Garrett, Carmen and Eleazar and at one time by the deceased Irina and Laurent).
Black Pack (This pack initially consists of three wolves, Jacob Black, Seth Clearwater, and Leah Clearwater.)
Uley Pack (formed when Sam Uley first transformed into a wolf, the occasion of his coming of age in the presence of the Cullens. Over time, Paul Lahote, Jared Cameron, Embry Call, and Jacob Black were phased out and Sam assumed responsibility for them. His pack was later joined by Seth and Leah Clearwater, Quil Ateara V, Brady Fuller, and Collin Littlesea.)
Mexican Caln (before meeting the Cullens)
Confederate Army (before being transformed by Maria)

Jasper could sometimes be a bit cold, because he had a very militaristic mindset from his time as a human in the Confederate Army and later as a vampire in Maria's army. However, the truth was that he was a very kind, courteous, gallant, and just plain good person. He was described by Esme, his mother, as "a fine southern gentleman." He was a natural scholar and avid reader, and had a keen mind about business and battle tactics. Jasper was completely grateful to Alice and he would often act much more open when she was around him. He would also go out of his way to protect his family, sometimes being a bit overprotective when it came to protecting Alice or another person important to him, especially if it was his mate. Jasper had the least control over his thirst and occasionally found human blood tempting, which made him uncomfortable around humans.

A vampire's bite can sever the limbs of their opponents, as vampires are known for having very sharp and strong teeth. A vampire's teeth are no different from normal human teeth. They do not possess fangs. However, a vampire's teeth are flawless, unbreakable, and razor-sharp at the edges. They are also incredibly strong, capable of biting through almost any solid substance, including another vampire's skin. Their teeth are also poisonous from the venom that flows into their mouths. According to Alice Cullen, a vampire's most powerful weapon is their teeth. Subconsciously, vampires often show their teeth as a sign of struggle, bitterness, revenge, etc.

Blood is their only food source. Human blood is the most common and attractive source, and subsequently, the hardest to resist.

Since blood is the only component of a vampire's diet, when they go without blood (whether human or animal) for an extended period of time they become physically and mentally weakened. The longer the abstinence from blood, the more likely the vampire will lose their rationality and mental faculties until their thirst is quenched. They also feel that their throat burns as if it is on fire and the only way to relieve the burning sensation is to drink blood. To "vegetarians" the blood of animals is less appealing, although it makes no difference in nutritional value compared to human blood.

The pale complexion of vampires is a product of the transformation process of vampire venom. The venom consumes all pigment in human skin as it transforms it into skin of indestructible constitution. Regardless of ethnicity, a vampire's skin will be exceptionally pale. The tone varies slightly, with darker-skinned humans taking on a barely noticeable olive tint as vampires, but the light tone remaining the same. All forms of skin pigmentation (freckles, moles, birthmarks, wrinkles, scars, and tattoos) disappear during the transformation, therefore any marks or moles seen on vampires appeared after the transformation.

A vampire's skin is described as being "chalky", alabaster, or marble-like (due to its texture, feel, and appearance), though to another vampire, granite skin feels smooth and warm, not hard and icy like a human would feel. Regardless of original ethnicity, a vampire's skin will be exceptionally pale. The undertone varies slightly, with darker-skinned humans having a barely noticeable olive hue to their pale vampiric skin. Their unnaturally pale complexion is due to a lack of blood flow.

When the venom spreads, it also removes any pigment in the skin, so after the transformation, the vampire loses almost all of his skin color, as well as any spots, freckles, scars, tattoos, or any other pigmented skin components from his human life. His strong resemblance to marble statues is due to the granite-like appearance and impenetrability of his skin, as well as the useless need to breathe and blink.

Beauty is a common factor among vampires and is largely due to this crystalline skin. The perfect smoothness, satin, and even color of the skin gives the illusion of a flawless face. The skin reacts differently to light, creating an angular effect that enhances the perception of beauty. In addition, the rock-hard firmness of the vampire's body creates a muscular appearance, making a human of any size look better suited to the more athletic vampire appearance. A final factor has to do with temperament; like humans, vampires are also drawn to beauty. When choosing a human for the transformation process, vampires are just as likely as humans to be drawn to a beautiful face and body.

In sunlight, the disparity between human and vampire becomes more apparent. The vampire's cell membrane is not as soft and permeable as a human cell; it has crystalline properties that cause the surface of the skin to react like a prism, giving the vampire a brilliant-like glow in sunlight. A wise vampire avoids exposure to direct sunlight in public, so as not to be seen by humans during the day, unless the sky is overcast, as their skin will shine like diamonds. To the human eye, the sparkles that a vampire's skin gives off in sunlight would appear as if the vampire were burning in flames, which is where the erroneous myth that vampires burn in sunlight comes from.

All vampires were originally human. As vampires, they retain a very close physical similarity to their human form; the only perceptible differences are a general paleness of the skin, a change in eye color, incredible senses, and heightened beauty.

Unlike humans, who become uncomfortable after remaining in one physical position for too long, vampires are most comfortable when perfectly still. A common reaction in vampires to stress is statue-like immobility. They no longer need to breathe, though they often still do so out of habit and comfort as they like to catch any scent; the first warning of a threat or the scent of potential prey. The ability to cut off the airflow from their lungs allows them to remain submerged underwater for as long as they wish, and contributes greatly to their excellent swimming abilities. Vampires rely on their sense of smell above all other senses, a similarity to many predatory animals.

Internally, the vampire system contains many venom-based fluids that resemble, and in some cases perform the same function as, the human fluids that were replaced. Only the saliva-like fluid in the vampire's mouth is poisonous. The venom-like fluids replace all natural chemical processes and functions in the body. It wets and pools in the mouth instead of saliva. A venom-like fluid functions as a lubricant between the tough cells of the skin, making their movement possible. Another fluid coats the eyes, protecting them from damage and thus eliminating any need to produce tears. It also lubricates the eyes, allowing them to move easily in their sockets. Vampires do not produce tears, however, as tears exist to protect the eye from injury by small foreign objects, and such objects would not have the ability to harm a vampire's eye. This pattern is repeated throughout the body, with the venom-like fluids performing the functions that are still necessary for the vampire. The most notable absence is that of a circulatory system. If an arm, leg, nose, or other appendage is severed, though painfully, it can easily be reattached back to the body; since venom is adhesive, it would help reattach the appendage to the body by easily attaching it, though a scar would be visible after the attachment. However, if a vampire were to have his or her hair pulled out, he or she would lose it forever; venom does not help reattach hair or vellus hair back to the body. His or her body odor is based on his or her venom, which is very pleasant, not only to humans, but to other vampires as well.

Vampires remain stuck in whatever condition they were transfigured into. They do not grow older, taller, or fatter, nor do they experience any other physical changes, including unconsciousness (vampires never sleep). Their fingernails and hair do not grow. Their hair does not change color. It is there that they gain "immortality," frozen in the age they were transformed into for eternity (until a being with the same abilities can destroy it). The frozen cells in their bodies require nutrients found in the blood of humans and animals to continue to nourish themselves and retain their rationality, although vampires can survive without feeding. Immortals show no physical or mental illness or defects, and their voices become more attractive, melodic, and seductive. Their hearts no longer beat.

Vampires carry 25 pairs of chromosomes, 2 more than humans; Quileute shapeshifters have 24. Demi-immortals would have 24 pairs as well. Male vampires can still reproduce, while female vampires cannot; their bodies can no longer adapt to the changes associated with pregnancy. In male vampires, the venom takes on a form so similar to seminal fluid that it can bond with a human egg, making possible the creation of a vampire-human hybrid, with a human female partner. The underlying biochemistry and physiology is currently unknown.

A vampire's physical and mental capabilities are far superior to those of a human. These characteristics vary between different vampires depending on what they were most capable of while human. Certain vampires also develop a supernatural power that manifests in addition to their basic vampiric traits.

They are capable of running over a hundred miles per hour, so fast that the human eye cannot see them. When vampires run they become "almost invisible."

A vampire is a thousand times stronger than any human, able to lift objects several hundred times their own weight. They can crush granite boulders, subdue any prey, throw cars, crush metal, and uproot trees with their bare hands. Their diet does not have a huge impact on their strength, as this depends on the vampire's musculature. The vampire's diet, whether human or animal blood, also does not determine their strength, as vegetarians find the same nutritional values ​​in animal blood, everything will depend on the musculature that this vampire had as a human. If a vampire possessed great mental strength and willpower as a human, it will be easier for them to control their wild instincts. Still, if a vampire has not fed for a long time, they will be less likely to think clearly and will be more likely to give in to their thirst, attacking the first living thing they detect, sucking their blood in a matter of seconds.

While running, a vampire can see and sense everything around them, allowing them to maintain control of their surroundings and avoid running into anything unnecessarily. A vampire's vision is unmatched. Everything is much sharper and more defined, their vision unhindered by darkness. Colors are much more vibrant and they can distinguish a new color that they couldn't see as humans. Human memories they have are considered blurry, like seeing through mud, this is because those memories were had with human eyes. Their sense of sight far surpasses that of a hawk: they can see microscopic objects and can see through the invisible spectrum of light. Vampires also have much better perception than humans.

Vampires can smell objects from several miles away. The sense of smell is more intense in vampires, allowing them to smell the blood of their prey. Not breathing, they feel uncomfortable due to the lack of scent, although they can survive without it. As they grow older and more disciplined, vampires can learn to smell the differences between the various scents of human blood, as well as scents of other things (such as fabrics - the unique scent of denim). The range of their senses can be increased (although only slightly) through concentration. Vampires rely primarily on smell to find their prey.

Vampires can hear the faintest sounds. When newborns complete their transformation, they hear even the slightest sound, such as the fluttering and heartbeat of small birds flying through the forest, or they can hear the scurrying sounds of animals underground, as well as an army of ants on the ground. They have an instinctive reaction to danger, usually from enemies; other unwelcome vampires, wolves, or shapeshifters. Basically, they can hear what humans cannot, such as the sound of a heartbeat, the pulse throbbing in a vein, and words spoken too softly or too quickly from miles away.

Despite being indestructible and tough-skinned, vampires can sense things they touch, no matter how soft; such as skin, the coolness of the wind, etc. They can sense the slightest changes in temperature around them, though they don't care about it. They can sense the heat radiating from a human several feet away. As all of their senses are heightened a thousand times over when they were human, so is physical pain, the physical pain they experience when their bodies are being torn apart by something with a supernatural strength similar to theirs, is a thousand times intense to any pain a human can feel.

Vampires have a heightened sense of taste, allowing them to taste flavors with much greater depth and precision. They can detect minute differences between the flavors of blood. Vampires are able to taste if the blood of the human they are feeding on is contaminated by drugs. Also some who find their "singer" can feast on their blood, a very delicious taste that they have never tasted before. Human food is disgusting to them, almost anything that is not blood is disgusting, as they feel it tastes like the earth itself.

Vampires also have a keen sense of danger, usually sensing something strong enough to harm them. Sometimes, they can even sense danger before consciously realizing it.

During the transformation process, a vampire's cells become extremely hard, resilient, and refractive, making their bodies nearly impenetrable. Vampires' skin is described as being harder than granite, and even as hard as diamond. Their bodies are so hard that they cannot be harmed by human weapons, and the only creatures capable of killing a vampire are other vampires, werewolves (Children of the Moon), or shapeshifters (descendants of the ancient warrior spirits of the Quileute tribe). Their teeth are also one of the few things strong enough to be able to cut through their skin, much like a shapeshifter's teeth. Due to their indestructibility, it is absolutely impossible for a vampire to commit suicide. Being a neophyte, Carlisle attempted this in many ways, including jumping from heights, drowning himself, and trying to starve himself to death; after all, he came out unscathed.

A vampire's movements are amazingly flexible. Their agility is more advanced than that of humans. They can do numerous gymnastic or martial arts moves with little effort using a combination of strength, balance, reflexes, and speed. They can even swing, flip, bend, and twist themselves without fail due to their heightened sense of balance and flexibility. Using their physical senses as allies, they can find human movements to be too slow a speed for them to miss. In a battle, vampires can quickly dodge an attack without having to think about how to move their bodies in the first place. In general, only something moving at a vampire's speed can miss a vampire in motion. This ability relies on the heightened activity of their brains, which allows them to think and move much faster than humans.

When a vampire catches its prey, it bites them in the neck and injects its venom into their bloodstream as it feeds. This serves as a way to immobilize its prey and at the same time initiate the conversion from human to vampire, allowing the predator to feed on its prey without resistance. Or the immortal transforms the human into one of its kind, as long as it only bites them and does not suck their blood, as that would kill the human. In order for a vampire to transform a human, they must have enough self-control not to kill them. It is very difficult for a vampire to transform a human, especially one that feeds on them, since they would not resist the taste of their blood and would bleed them dry in a matter of minutes, not allowing the venom to spread and transform the human into an immortal. Creatures immune to its venom are animals and Children of the Moon, however, for Metamorphs the venom is harmful, leaving them weak. If a vampire loses a body part, they can use their venom to reattach the lost limb. Hair or vellus hair cannot be reattached. A vampire's venom is highly flammable. The poisonous fluids covering their skin would cause the immortal to instantly catch fire, spreading through their entire body. And fire is one of the few things that can destroy a vampire.

Most vampires find that the most significant characteristics of their personality are heightened by transformation into a vampire, just as their physical abilities are strengthened, but relatively few have abilities that qualify as "supernatural." It would be more common for a human with a love of knowledge to become a vampire with an insatiable academic curiosity, or for a person with a deep regard for the value of human life to become a vampire with the fortitude to shun human blood. However, a few vampires develop "additional" abilities that go beyond what is natural. These extra abilities are due to psychic gifts inherent to the original human that are heightened in the resulting vampire; for example, someone who used to be very psychically sensitive or highly empathetic, who can perfectly read other people's moods, might develop the vampiric ability to read thoughts or influence emotions. A person who had some limited psychic quality of foreboding might evolve into a vampire with a marked ability to see the future. A human with a good hunting instinct might become a powerful vampire tracker, etc. The ratio of vampires gifted with supernatural talents to “normal” vampires is greater than the ratio of psychically gifted humans to “normal” humans. This is due to the same temperament factor that results in more beautiful people being selected to become vampires. Vampires are also drawn to human talent when they are looking to create mates. Some vampires actively stalk talented people in hopes of utilizing that extra ability in their clan. According to Eleazar, most vampire “gifts” manifest in the mind, although there are some exceptions.

The transformation from human to vampire begins with a vampire bite. Once the venom that coats the vampire's teeth enters a human's bloodstream, it travels through the person's body, changing every cell as it passes. The spread of the venom is rapid, but the rebuilding of cells takes time. This process is unspeakably painful, comparable to the sensation of being burned alive. The process takes two or three days, depending on how much venom is present in the circulatory system and how close to the heart it entered. There is no way to alleviate this burning with painkillers; the most narcotics can do is immobilize the body. One benefit to the human is that vampire venom is capable of repairing all kinds of injuries to the body. A crippled or deformed person would be rebuilt whole again as a vampire. Venom has limits; it could not, for example, remake a mutilated limb.

Aside from their original personalities, they also have ferocious instincts and a natural urge to consume blood. The moment they give in to their thirst, all of their human characteristics disappear and they may risk injuring each other by competing with other immortals for prey. The longer they abstain from blood, the harder it becomes for them to resist it, and eventually they will sedate their thirst. Vampires are wild, predatory animals, and far more feral and bestial than their human appearance. They growl, hiss, and roll their lips back showing their teeth as a sign of aggression when provoked. They also have a sense of self-preservation; when faced with a danger that proves too overwhelming for their capabilities, they will immediately evade the area naturally, unless there is something stopping them.

Typically, a clan consists of two members. One characteristic of the immutable nature of vampires is that they form lifelong couples. When they fall in love, the feeling never fades. This is because being vampires, their human senses are heightened, and one of those heightened senses is love. Unlike humans, who fall in love for only a few months and then become a habit, vampires, when they do fall in love, do so for eternity and never go away. As a general rule, only the emotional bond between the couple is strong enough to overcome the competitive drive for blood. Larger clans are less stable, and usually fall apart due to internal violence.

The second bonding force, which is capable - unlike romantic love - of keeping a large clan stable, is ambition. Vampires are competitive by nature, and some vampires have been able to evolve this competitive disposition into a greater cause capable of uniting many individuals into a more secure whole. The quest for power is a cause of affinity for vampires. The Romanians were the first to do this successfully for a significant period of time.

The third, and rarest, bonding force is the vampiric conscience. Very few vampires are born with it or develop a respect for the value of human life. The consumption of human blood is such an assumed aspect of vampire life that few ever question it; the burning thirst for human blood seems irresistible. However, those who learn to value human life despite this reality are able to subsist on animal blood. Vampires who live this way are referred to as “vegetarians.” Animal blood is unattractive to vampires, and is therefore a difficult diet to sustain. Those who make the sacrifice, however, experience attendant benefits: in the absence of human blood, the competitive drive disappears; vampires can form emotional bonds in addition to the pair bond, and the loose alliance of the clan is replaced by a strong family-like bond.

One more attribute that is prevalent among vampires, along with strong romantic bonds and an intense competitive streak, is that of a vengeful nature. Again related to their immutable nature, vampires are not merciful; they do not get over an insult or a grievance. The most common example of vampiric vengeance has to do with the aftermath of losing a mate. When a vampire loses a mate, he never recovers, unable to rest until he has dispatched the responsible party (which is usually another vampire, given the strength required to take down one of their kind). Centuries may pass before the ferocity of his need for vengeance abates.

Vampires cannot be killed by human effort, are unharmed by sunlight, garlic, holy water, silver, any kind of stake or cross, and can enter homes without permission. These weaknesses are myths imposed by the Volturi throughout history to hide the truth of immortality. They are also immune to any kind of human weapon, including bullets, which would bounce off their skin without causing any pain or harm. While vampires are immortal, they are not entirely indestructible. The only known way to kill a vampire is to dismember its body and burn the remains before it can be rebuilt. Thus their weakness is the strength of their own kind or something as strong as them to annihilate them (something humans cannot do) and the fire that would consume them.

Vampires are said to have two natural enemies: werewolves and shapeshifters; to each of these creatures, the other smells repulsive. These odors are too intense for a human nose. Vampires are said to be stronger than shapeshifters, and can usually overpower them easily. In the Quileute story, a lone vampire was able to kill three shapeshifters at once, and the same vampire managed to kill two of the three shapeshifters he hunted on another occasion, while the third managed to dismember the immortal. A true werewolf's greatest advantage in combating a vampire is his immunity to werewolf venom. While venom is harmful to a shapeshifter, vampires often fight each other. There have been many instances throughout history where vampires created armies of newborns to challenge each other and gain territory. If a vampire mate is attacked or killed, then he or she will likely seek revenge, hunting or killing the attacker.

The neophyte or unborn vampire—defined as any vampire less than a year old from the date of their transmutation—is distinct from a more mature vampire in behavior and appearance. They are marked as physically different by their vibrant crimson irises, though in other features they look the same as mature vampires. The neophyte is plagued by a relentless thirst and will feed as frequently as possible. The thirst is so insane during the first year that most neonates are more animalistic and wild than their older counterparts, described by some as "fire in the throat," and will feed as much as possible to curb it. A newborn's physical strength far exceeds that of an older vampire because they still have their own blood lingering in their tissues. As time passes, however, the poison in them will consume that blood, and the newborn's physical abilities and thirst will slowly diminish until they reach that of a normal vampire by the end of their first year.

Neophytes look much like normal vampires with the exception of their eyes. An unborn's eyes are an incredibly bright crimson, indicating that their own blood is still in their system, though their heart is no longer beating. In the months when a vampire feeds on animal blood, their eyes change from red to amber and then gold. If they feed on human blood again, the eyes will darken to be almost a burgundy color.

Newborns are also incredibly powerful in the physical sense, being much stronger and faster than a normal vampire, allowing them to easily crush an older vampire. As they grow older their strength begins to decrease, and after the first year their strength will be reduced to that of an average vampire.

Neophytes are often bloodthirsty, violent, and uncontrollable. Their emotions are difficult to control, and they are easily enraged. They are also likely to kill each other to compete for blood. When they catch the scent of blood, their hunting instincts take over and cloud their ability to concentrate - even the thought of the word "blood" is enough to make their thirst unbearable. The thirst is so maddening in the first year that most neophytes are more animalistic and wild than their older counterparts. However, as time goes on, their thirst will slowly subside and become easier to manage. Their secondary human emotions and desires will be mostly dormant for a while, and will slowly resurface over time. It is impossible to predict how long a neophyte or average vampire will remain vicious and bloodthirsty before their secondary desires and personality will resurface, as each person is different. Certain vampires may have to wait at least a few years after their unborn symptoms end.

Vampire laws are not written down; writing them down would be a violation in itself. The laws are passed down orally from the mouth of creator to newborn, and each creator is responsible for the behavior of his creation. If a newborn is abandoned by his creator (something that happens very rarely given the difficulty of creating a new vampire), the newborn, even if ignorant of the law, is still subject to punishment for any reckless act he commits.

There are many myths about vampires, most of them created and circulated by the Volturi. Their purpose is to mask the existence of vampires behind stories that can never be proven true, as well as to help a vampire easily “prove” to a human who believes the myths that he or she is not a vampire (for example, by touching a cross or standing in front of a mirror). In addition, these myths give humans a sense of control over the supernatural. Although vampires are never in any danger from humans, the Volturi maintain that human ignorance makes hunting more comfortable for everyone. Some myths created by the Volturi include: “Vampires burn in the sun.” “Vampires are always unconscious during daylight hours.” “Vampires have no reflection.” “Vampires can be harmed by crosses, holy water, and garlic.” “Vampires have visible fangs.” "Vampires can take the form of a bat." "Vampires must have consent to enter a home." "Vampires can be killed by a wooden stake driven through their heart." "Vampires must have consent to enter a home." "Vampires can be killed by a wooden stake driven through their heart."

Truths the Volturi Were Able to Eradicate Over Time: "Vampires have either red or black eyes (gold was not a known option back then)." "Vampires reflect sunlight prismatically." "Vampires never sleep or rest." "Vampires are nearly indestructible."

Truths the Volturi Couldn't Smother: "Vampires are flammable." "Vampires are pale." "Vampires drink blood." "Vampires are beautiful." "Vampires are immortal."

Forks is located in the USA, Washington. Having such a humid, cold and usually cloudy climate, it is the most comfortable for certain vampires. The Cullen family had not been to Forks since the events of Bella in 2004 until the year 2006, although, they had to leave the place because people began to suspect Carlisle and Esme, the parents of that vampire family, in the year 2008. Instead, they had come to different countries and places, such as certain parts of Sweden, Russia, Norway, Greenland, Alaska, Canada, Estonia, Iceland, or even Patagonia itself and so on. And why? Because all these places had something in common. The sun was not frequent in those places, it was always cold throughout the year and generally it was almost always snowy or wet. Now, after 146 years, we are in the year 2156, with totally new people, whose people only know about vampires in myths and fantasy stories.

Name: Jasper (Whitlock) Hale
Age: 313
Height: 1.93cm
Gender: Male
Birth: April 5, 1843
Death (as a human): 1863
Orientation: Bisexual
Likes: History, classical music) + (formal clothing) + (things from his time) + (brown and navy blue colors) + (quiet places)
Dislikes: (Human food) + (people with bad actions) + (violence) + (forcing others to do something they don't want to do)''
''Vampire Familiars: Carlisle Cullen (Father) + Esme Cullen (Mother) + Emmett Cullen (Brother) + Edward Cullen (Brother) +