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In twilight at the baseball game who was the first one to notice Alice had a vision how does he or she know when or if Alice is having a vision or going to have a vision and why do they take cae of it?
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∙ 12y ago
when Alice has her visions she is obisoly the first one to know but if edward is in range he hears it at the same time, then if the others are paying attention they will see her eyes change.
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