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Did Charlie Annoy Anyone Else In This Book?
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I agree with you, Jaye. No matter his preference of Jacob over Edward, I don't understand how, as a father, he could condone that and even be amused by it! It really annoyed and surprised me.






I hated Jacob in eclipse. He was and will always be obnoxious because how he acted in it.

when i first read the title of the discussion, i thought i was gonna write "i loved charlie, he is one of the few characters i adored in the sequel. why would anyone ask that?"
but then i read your comment, and yeah, you got a point. i agree.

I completely agree with you. That seemed very wrong the way he reacted to (view spoiler)



That's exactly my point. It should never matter how much he "prefers" Jacob. Something upset Bella and by someone she thought she could trust to never make her uncomfortable in anyway. And Charlie didn't seem the least bit fazed by the news.

i did too, more in the movie than the book as i remember..

thanks nice name yerself

I agree. also, charlie probably shared jacob's opinion that bella needed to actually face up to her true feelings for jacob (as she eventually did- prompted by a kiss), so that could be why he didn't feel like jacob had violated his daughter.
and, he DID make sure that bella knew how to throw a punch for future reference...it's not like he was completely callous about the whole thing.

Honestly, I disagree. How would you like it if someone forced themselves upon you all the while claiming you had supposed feelings for them? I bet you wouldn't like it very much. Bella may have been in denial throughout the whole book but all Jacob had to go on was speculation that Bella loved him. Even if she had said it early on in the book, it still does NOT give him the right to force himself onto her if she does not want him to. And Charlie should have respected that instead of taking Jacob's side and on top of that cheering him on.

Well said
Charlie should have been outraged on Bella's behalf, the kiss was clearly unwelcome, would a rape have been ok because he prefer Jacob, no, then why a kiss? Jacob assulted her, and he had reason enough to suspect it, the kiss, wouldn't be welcome, so what he did was sexually assault her because he had a point to prove.

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It didn't bother me and I still love Charlie as a character.