Who gives an island as a gift? I frowned. I hadn't realized Edward's extreme generosity was a learned behavior.Bella
In the moment, the narrator reflects on the unusual generosity of Edward, who has given an island as a gift. This act surprises the narrator, revealing a lack of understanding about Edward's capacity for such grand gestures. It highlights Edward's nature and the depth of his emotional expression.
This revelation about Edward suggests that his generosity was not merely spontaneous but rather a behavior shaped by his experiences. The narrator’s frown indicates a mix of admiration and disbelief at the thought of someone gifting an island, hinting at the complexity of Edward’s character and the lessons he has learned over time.
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