THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN - PART 2

The Wolves
In additional to Jacob, several members of the Quileute Indian Nation are back for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 including Chaske Spencer as Sam Uley, Julia Jones and Booboo Stewart as siblings Leah and Seth Clearwater, plus Alex Rice as their mother Sue. Other members of the pack - Paul, Embry, Jared, and Quil, as well as several new young Quileute - fight in wolf form in the final battle. T

he split in the pack from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 is healed. "Jacob and Sam reconcile when the Volturi come into the picture because everyone has a lot to lose," explains Chaske Spencer. "They have to protect, not only Bella and Renesmee, but the whole area around Forks. They join the forces and I like that. That's a good way to cap things off."

"Sam runs into Alice and Jasper as they're leaving town and she hands him a note for their family," says Lautner. "Jacob and Sam make up when he comes to the Cullen house to deliver their note. We realize we have no other choice... we need to man up. As a lot more vampires make their way into the area, more and more Quileute phase at a younger age, and a lot more often. We need to get over the past and train these young Quileute - bring them up just like Sam did for Jacob."

The sole purpose of the wolf pack is to protect humans from vampires. "The tribe is not particularly happy with all these new vampires showing up, but there is a bigger evil coming. They chose the lesser of two evils, which is to join this army of friendly vampires against the much greater threat," adds Rosenberg.

Sue Clearwater, as a loyal member of the Quileute Tribal Council, is aware of the supernatural conflict around La Push and Forks. "Our mom comes in handy to comfort Bella's dad Charlie, because she lives in this world where she knows that there are shape shifters and vampires," says Booboo Stewart. "She knows what's going on."

The tentative beginnings of romance between Sue and Charlie that were first glimpsed at the wedding have blossomed. "Her husband died and her kids are now wolves half the time, so she finds somebody to take care of and to be with and it's Charlie. He also is going through a lot and so it's nice timing for them. But does everybody in the whole movie have to be so frickin' happy all the time, except for Leah?" asks Julia Jones.

Burke adds, "This may or may not speak in the film, but my story is that lonely souls tend to find each other. After Sue loses her husband, her lonely heart opens up... and Charlie's already had been lonely for a long time. I think that the universe has a way of bringing those kinds of people together."

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