They look to the werewolves in fear and try to use their existence as a reason for attack.

When the Volturi see that Renesmee is not an immortal child, they reach for a different reason to put an end to the Cullens. RELATED: Digimon Adventure: WereGarurumon's New Mega Form Turns Him Into a Werewolf SamuraiĪlso standing with the Cullens is Jacob Black and the Quileute werewolves, who have sworn to protect Renesmee.

In order to stop the Volturi, the Cullens accumulate some witnesses of their own to attest that Renesmee is Bella's natural born child and not an immortal child. In reality, they are interested in dismantling the Cullen coven to increase their own power and prevent any potential threat against them. At least, that's their official reason for traveling halfway across the world. In the novel, the Volturi have travelled to Forks, Washington with their army and witnesses because they believe that the Cullens have created an immortal child, which is against their laws set in place to protect vampire secrecy around the world. The revelation comes during the climactic showdown between the Cullens and the Volturi during Breaking Dawn. But something fans of the films may not know is that Jacob Black and the other werewolves from the Quileute Tribe are not technically werewolves according to the book canon, even though they are referred to as werewolves throughout the series.

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