idealistic romance

Aro: [Signaling Alec to stop torturing Toshiro] Alec...

Toshiro: I would never go against you

Aro: Of course not, my dear... Toshiro

Aro: [after reading Toshiro's thoughts] It seems Carlisle is still expecting you

Caius: [while their men kill Toshiro] Carlisle is all but ensuring his own destruction

Aro: Ah... sad. Isn't it?

Edward Cullen: [as the Volturi arrive] Aro is looking for ALice.

Dr. Carlisle Cullen: Aro, let us discuss things as we used to. In a civilized manner.

Aro: Fair words Carlisle. But a little out of place given the battalion you've assembled against us.

Dr. Carlisle Cullen: I can promise you, that was never my intent. No laws have been broken

Caius: We see the child. Do not treat us as fools.

Dr. Carlisle Cullen: She is not an immortal! These witnesses can attest to that. Or you can look. See the flush of human blood in her cheeks.

Caius: Artifice!

Aro: I will collect every facet of the truth. But from someone more central to the story. Edward, as the child clings to your new born mate, I assume you are involved.

Aro: [after reading Edward's thoughts] I'd like to meet her

Aro: [Face to face with Bella and Renesmee] Ah young Bella, immortality becomes you.

[Regarding Renesmee]

Aro: Hahahahaha. I hear her strange heart

Renesmee: Hello Aro

Aro: [after experiencing her power] Magnifico! Half mortal, half immortal. Conceived and carried by this newborn while she was still human

Caius: Impossible!

Aro: Do you think they fooled me brother?

Caius: Bring the informer forward.

[to Irina]

Caius: Is that the child you saw?

Irina: I'm not sure

Caius: Jane

Irina: She's changed. This child is bigger.

Caius: Then your allegations were false

Irina: The Cullens are innocent. I take full responsibility for my mistake. I'm sorry.

Edward Cullen: [after Caius orders the death of Irina] Caius no!

[to Tanya]

Edward Cullen: Tanya this is what they want. If you attack now we'll all die.

Dr. Carlisle Cullen: Aro you see there's no law broken here.

Aro: Agreed. But does it then follow that there is no danger? For the first time in our history humans pose a threat to our kind. Their modern technology has given birth to weapons that could destroy us. Maintaining our secret has never been more imperative. In such perilous times only the known is safe. Only the known is tolerable. And we know nothing of what this child will become. Can we live with such uncertainty? Spare ourselves a fight today, only to die tomorrow.