What makes Bella’s blood so attractive to vampires?

Have you ever wondered why Bella’s blood attracted so many vampires in the Twilight Saga? Since readers were introduced to the universe created by Stephenie Meyerthe protagonist was always the target of some vampires who were attracted to her, stating that her blood smelled different.

In the Twilight books, Meyer explains that every vampire has a male or female singer. This term is used to describe humans whose blood becomes especially attractive to a specific vampire, as if “singing” to get the attention of the immortal being. The Volturi, the most powerful vampire clan in the saga, use this term a lot.

Another point that is explained is that the singers are individual, that is, the blood of a human will be attractive to only one vampire and not to the others. Following this logic, Bella was Edward’s singer, and in this case, things ended well, once Edward managed to control himself and still transform his beloved into an immortal being. Generally, vampires tend to suck all the blood out of their singer, and that’s what happened to Emmett, who on the big screen was played by Kellan Lutz.

However, in the course of Meyer’s four works, we realize that it is not only Edward who feels a certain attraction to Bella’s blood, which is one of the main reasons why she is always in danger.

In “Twilight”, James, one of the nomadic vampires that wreaked havoc in Forks, was immediately drawn to Bella as soon as he smelled her. In “New Moon”, Jasper didn’t think twice before attacking the protagonist, after she cut his finger with a piece of paper. And let’s not forget that in “Eclipse”, Bree Tanner, one of the newborn vampires in Victoria’s army, described Bella’s blood as having one of the sweetest smells she had ever smelled.

Although there is an explanation for Edward’s attraction to Bella, there is not, either in the books or in the films produced by Paris Filmes, an explanation for why other vampires feel so attracted to Bella’s blood. There are some theories that point out that her diet and even the character’s blood type may have influenced.