Aren't you hungry? he asked, distracted.No. I didn't feel like mentioning that my stomach was already full - of butterflies.
In the scene from "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer, the character finds himself in a moment of distraction during a conversation. When asked if he is hungry, he contemplates his feelings instead of his physical needs. This reflects a deeper emotional state than mere hunger. The narrator decides not to reveal that they are not hungry in a traditional sense, as their stomach is filled with excitement and anxious feelings, metaphorically described as "butterflies." This suggests that the emotional experience is far more significant than the physical sensation of hunger, highlighting the intensity of their feelings in the moment.
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