Bella is trapped in a terrifying nightmare. Good.
A clock tower is here for some reason. Well...okay. I don't understand your metaphor though.
She's not running for her life, she's running to save something "infinitely more precious."
Let me guess, your sparkly boyfriend? *facepalm*
Alice, who I don't remember from the previous book, says there's a good chance Bella could die.
Well, I've only one thing to say to that.
GOOD. JUST DIE ALREADY AND SPARE ME FROM THIS 500 PAGE MONSTROSITY.
The clock shows up again. WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW?
Also she doesn't want to live anymore...well...good.
The clock and sun are together in a sentence. And then, this extremely vague prologue ends.
It's going to be a long road ahead, kids.
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In Which I Die a Slow and Painful Death: A New Moon Commentary
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