Twilight "mistakes"

cassie-1-2-3 Some words have multiple definitions. They're usually listed by number in dictionaries. "fuming" is a present tense verbal variation of the word "fume". Fume is one of those words with multiple definitions. The first and most common is usually the emission of gas, smoke, or vapor. There's a second definition that regards fumes as a pungent odor produced by a specific product or substance, such as paint or ammonia. The third definition, this one's my favorite. I'll just copy and paste these: [i]3. Feel, show, or express great anger - he is fuming over the interference in his work. be mad, angry, or furious to express anger or annoyance" So, I'm going to go ahead and assume that the third dentition was the one being used here. The question is, is it possible for a person, namely Jacob, to be visible angry, visibly furious, or visibly annoyed? The answer is yes. Have I opened anyone's eyes a little bit?

omg_stop Wow, these are the stupidest things ever. i wonder why so many anti people like them so much.

Solas You can still tell what she means, it's just unfortunate word choice in my opinion.

Moonlight_Kitty @Cassie-1-2-3 Yes, yes you have opened my eyes a little. I noticed that you put 'visibly' in front of 'angry', 'furious', and 'annoyed'. Therefor, "Jacob was fuming visibly" is grammatically incorrect. It should be "Jacob was visibly fuming".