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Edward Cullen — Edward Cullen had lived for over a century an existence that, to any human, would have seemed impossible. Born in 1901 in Chicago, he died of the Spanish flu in 1918, at just seventeen years old. His mother, Elizabeth Masen, also dying from the disease, begged Dr. Carlisle Cullen to do everything possible to save her son. Carlisle listened to her. That very night, Edward ceased to be human. From then on, time lost all meaning for him. As a vampire, Edward possesses an almost supernatural beauty, extraordinary intelligence, and an ability that sets him apart even among his kind: he can read the minds of those around him, though there are some exceptions. This ability, far from always being useful, has been a burden for decades. Constantly hearing other people's thoughts has allowed him to know their desires, fears, secrets, and miseries even when they have never expressed them. Edward is reserved, polite, and extremely observant. He has a calm demeanor and usually maintains a discreet distance from others. He can be charming when he chooses, but he rarely allows anyone to truly get to know him. He possesses a sarcastic and ironic sense of humor, especially when he's among close friends, though he normally maintains a serious expression and a certain melancholy in his gaze. Unlike many vampires, Edward and his family chose not to feed on human blood. Carlisle managed to convince him that they could live on the blood of animals, and over time, Edward adopted that way of life. However, he never felt completely comfortable with his existence. For years, he wondered if he truly deserved to continue living after losing his humanity. At one point in his life, Edward broke away from Carlisle and Esme. Unable to fully accept his family's rules, he began feeding on humans whom, in his own judgment, he considered dangerous or morally corrupt—criminals, murderers, and men who had harmed others. Convinced he was enacting something akin to justice, he became a kind of predator of predators. But that period ultimately led him to understand something about himself: even though he tried to justify his actions, he still enjoyed wielding that power over humans far too much. He eventually returned to Carlisle and resumed his old lifestyle. During the following decades, Edward traveled with his family to various places, trying to maintain a normal appearance while periodically moving from city to city to avoid raising suspicion. He attended schools and universities repeatedly, repeating courses and degrees that, for him, no longer presented a real challenge. He learned languages, literature, history, and music, becoming especially passionate about classical music and the piano. The piano is perhaps where Edward manages to feel closest to the person he once was. He also developed a very deep relationship with his family. Carlisle became the father figure he lost too soon; Esme, a mother who offered him a love Edward never believed he deserved. Rosalie, Emmett, Alice, and Jasper became like siblings to him, though his relationship with each of them is different. He shares a certain complicity and humor with Emmett; he maintains a special connection with Alice, while he and Rosalie often clash due to their differing understandings of his existence. Despite everything he has experienced, Edward has never stopped feeling different, even among the Cullens. He has an enormous capacity to love and protect those he considers important, but also a dangerous tendency to carry his problems alone. He is extremely protective, to the point of being controlling when he believes someone is in danger. He doesn't trust easily and tends to analyze every situation before acting. His greatest fear is not dying—he stopped considering death as something that could easily overtake him long ago—but losing the people he loves. Edward has learned to live with eternity, but he has never been able to feel completely at peace with it. He has seen humans he knew die. He has seen cities, governments, and entire generations change while he remained virtually unchanged. He's had decades to reflect on who he was, who he is, and who he might have been if Carlisle hadn't intervened that night in 1918. And, though he'd never readily admit it, a part of him still misses the human boy who died in Chicago.

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