Robert Pattinson's deleted scenes from the popular 'Twilight' series

Robert Pattinson is widely kwn for his hit Twilight series. film impressed audiences with its picturesque locations, strong chemistry, and vampires. charming chemistry between Edward and Bella still holds a special place in hearts of Pattinson fans. Listed below are some of top Robert Pattinson deleted scenes from Twilight series. 

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Robert Pattinson deleted scenes from  Twilight series

1) Edward's family tells him how Bella is t like m

In this deleted scene, Edward and Bella see each or, after which Bella leaves. n Edward's brors tell him that she is t one of m. Ar scene from same shows Bella having an intimate dream of her and Edward. 

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2) Edward and Bella's conversation

This is ar one of best Twilight deleted scenes. In this scene, Bella and Edward are seen having a conversation. Bella tells Edward t to read Charlie's mind. scene takes a funny te as Bella asks him about vampires liking baseball.

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3) Bella's talk with charlie

This is ar one of best Twilight deleted scenes. This scene begins with Bella and Jacob having a conversation. Later, Bella has an intense and grotesque nightmare where she sees Edward looking at her while sleeping and telling her that she is like him. Bella is later seen having a heartfelt conversation with Charlie.

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4) Edward kills Bella

This is ar deleted scene that, in hindsight, proves to be quite important. In this scene, one can see Edward killing Bella in biology class. scene has a horrific tone and atmosphere that makes it stand out.

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