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*[[Bella Swan]] (grandaughter) |
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*[[Edward Cullen]] (grandson-in-law) |
*[[Edward Cullen]] (grandson-in-law) |
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+ | *[[Renesmee Cullen]] (great-granddaughter) |
*[[Renée Dwyer]] (ex-daughter-in-law) |
*[[Renée Dwyer]] (ex-daughter-in-law) |
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| + | *[[Beau Swan]] (grandson in ''Life and Death'') |
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|loyalty = *[[Charlie Swan]] |
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'''Helen Swan''' was the wife of [[Geoffrey Swan]], the mother of [[Charlie Swan]], the grandmother of [[Bella]], grandmother-in-law of [[Edward Cullen]], and great-grandmother of [[Renesmee Cullen]]. She never appeared in the series, but she was mentioned at Bella's wedding. |
'''Helen Swan''' was the wife of [[Geoffrey Swan]], the mother of [[Charlie Swan]], the grandmother of [[Bella]], grandmother-in-law of [[Edward Cullen]], and great-grandmother of [[Renesmee Cullen]]. She never appeared in the series, but she was mentioned at Bella's wedding. |
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It is mentioned in ''[[The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide]]'' that she and her husband [[Geoffrey]] did not think they could have children, so [[Charlie]] was an unexpected, but welcome, surprise. He was born when Helen and Geoffrey were in their mid-40s. |
It is mentioned in ''[[The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide]]'' that she and her husband [[Geoffrey]] did not think they could have children, so [[Charlie]] was an unexpected, but welcome, surprise. He was born when Helen and Geoffrey were in their mid-40s. |
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+ | By the time their son reached adulthood, Helen developed early stages of Alzheimer's disease, and Geoffrey's mobility was curtailed by severe arthritis, which kept Charlie from going to college. |
| − | After Charlie married [[Renée Dwyer|Renée]] and had [[Bella Swan|Bella]], their conditions worsened. When Renée left with Bella, Charlie remained in Forks to care |
+ | After Charlie married [[Renée Dwyer|Renée]] and had [[Bella Swan|Bella]], their conditions worsened. When Renée left with Bella, Charlie remained in Forks to take care of his parents, though he really wanted to follow them. In 1991, within 6 months of each other, Geoffrey and Helen passed away, leaving Charlie alone. |
===''Breaking Dawn''=== |
===''Breaking Dawn''=== |
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[[File:Tumblr lw6dvsrEoa1qg7n7xo1 500.png|thumb|250px|Charlie and Renée give Bella Helen's inheritance for her wedding.]] |
[[File:Tumblr lw6dvsrEoa1qg7n7xo1 500.png|thumb|250px|Charlie and Renée give Bella Helen's inheritance for her wedding.]] |
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+ | {{quote|They were your Grandma Swan's… We had a jeweler replace the paste stones with sapphires.|Charlie, on the wedding present he and Renée give Bella.|Breaking Dawn}} |
At the beginning of ''[[Breaking Dawn]]'', Bella inherited two hair combs in silver, which used to belong to Helen, as wedding presents from her parents and her "something old and something blue", though the combs' pastestones were replaced with sapphires. In the [[Breaking Dawn - Part 1|movie]], there was only one comb. |
At the beginning of ''[[Breaking Dawn]]'', Bella inherited two hair combs in silver, which used to belong to Helen, as wedding presents from her parents and her "something old and something blue", though the combs' pastestones were replaced with sapphires. In the [[Breaking Dawn - Part 1|movie]], there was only one comb. |
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| + | In ''[[Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined]]'', Helen's grandson [[Beau Swan]] became a vampire and faked his death. A funeral was held and his casket was buried next to Helen and Geoffrey's. |
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Latest revision as of 21:21, 18 November 2021
Helen Swan was the wife of Geoffrey Swan, the mother of Charlie Swan, the grandmother of Bella, grandmother-in-law of Edward Cullen, and great-grandmother of Renesmee Cullen. She never appeared in the series, but she was mentioned at Bella's wedding.
Biography
History
It is mentioned in The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide that she and her husband Geoffrey did not think they could have children, so Charlie was an unexpected, but welcome, surprise. He was born when Helen and Geoffrey were in their mid-40s.
By the time their son reached adulthood, Helen developed early stages of Alzheimer's disease, and Geoffrey's mobility was curtailed by severe arthritis, which kept Charlie from going to college.
After Charlie married Renée and had Bella, their conditions worsened. When Renée left with Bella, Charlie remained in Forks to take care of his parents, though he really wanted to follow them. In 1991, within 6 months of each other, Geoffrey and Helen passed away, leaving Charlie alone.
Breaking Dawn
Charlie and Renée give Bella Helen's inheritance for her wedding.
- "They were your Grandma Swan's… We had a jeweler replace the paste stones with sapphires."
- ―Charlie, on the wedding present he and Renée give Bella.[src]
At the beginning of Breaking Dawn, Bella inherited two hair combs in silver, which used to belong to Helen, as wedding presents from her parents and her "something old and something blue", though the combs' pastestones were replaced with sapphires. In the movie, there was only one comb.
Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined
In Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined, Helen's grandson Beau Swan became a vampire and faked his death. A funeral was held and his casket was buried next to Helen and Geoffrey's.
Mentioned in