Of course, then you nearly crushed to death in front of my eyes. Later I thought of a perfectly good excuse for why I acted at that moment - because if I hadn't saved you, if your blood had been spilled there in front of me, I don't think I could have stopped myself from exposing us for what we are. But I only thought of that excuse later. At the time, all I could think was, 'Not her.
In the quote from "Twilight," the speaker reflects on a significant moment where they almost witnessed someone they care about being harmed. The urgency of the situation led to impulsive actions driven by fear and a protective instinct. This emotional turmoil underlines the depth of their feelings and the importance of keeping their true nature hidden.
As the speaker contemplates their reaction, they create an excuse to rationalize their behavior later on. Initially, the overwhelming thought was simply to save that person, emphasizing the bond between them. The internal struggle reveals the complexity of their relationship and the stakes involved if their true identities were revealed.
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