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Finally, here's the Carlisle we deserved.
How he's described in the books: "Hard square [...] jaw," "full lips," "straight [...] nose," and "bronze hair." Plus, all the vampires are described as being pale and having "straight, perfect, angular [features]."
How he's described in the books: "Long, glossy black hair," "silky and russet-colored [skin]," "eyes were dark, set deep," and "high [...] cheekbones."
How she's described in the books: "Shell-pink lips," “shiny bronze-colored hair [...] in ringlets,” "chocolate brown eyes," "creamy ivory [skin]," and "cheeks [...] flamed with color."
How she's described in the books: "Pixie-like," "[with] small features," and "deep black [hair], cropped short and pointing in every direction."
How he's described in the books: "Young," "pale," "blond," and "handsomer than any other movie star [Bella had] seen."
How he's described in the books: "Brown eyes," with "curly brown hair" that has "dwindled." Technically, there's no mention of a mustache, but there's also no mention of a lack of a mustache, so...
How she's described in the books: "Statuesque," with "golden [hair], gently waving to the middle of her back."
How he's described in the books: "Honey blond [hair]," "taller, leaner [than Emmett], but still muscular"
How she's described in the books: "Heart-shaped face," "soft, caramel colored hair," "reminded [Bella] of the ingenues of the silent-movie era," "less angular, more rounded," and "Snow White, in the flesh."
How he's described in the books: "Big-muscled," "dark curly hair," "dimples when he smiles," and "an innocent quality not often seen in a grown man."
How she's described in the books: "Indisputably beautiful," "flawless," and "pale as the moon against the frame of her dark, heavy hair."
How he's described in the books: "Translucently white [skin]," "long, black hair," and "clouded, milky" red eyes.
How she's described in the books: "Tiny," with "wildly curly dark hair."
How she's described in the books: Mistaken at first for "a young boy," "lank, pale brown hair trimmed short," "pretty," and with a "wide-eyed, full lipped face [that] would make a Botticelli angel look like a gargoyle."
How she's described in the books: "Beautiful," "perfect copper skin, glistening black hair, [and] eyelashes like feather dusters."