Beauty and the Beast
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Once upon a time,
in the hidden heart of France...
lived in a beautiful castle.
Poof! Poof!
Although he had
everything his heart desired...
the prince was
selfish and unkind.
Master, it's time.
He taxed the village...
to fill his castle with
the most beautiful objects.
And his parties with
the most beautiful people.
Oh, how divine
Glamour, music and magic combine
See the maidens
so anxious to shine
Look for a sign
that enhances chances
She'll be his special one
What a display
What a breathtaking,
thrilling array
Ev'ry prince
Ev'ry dog has his day
Let us sing with passion,
gusto, fit to bust, oh
Not a care in the world
Then one night...
an unexpected intruder arrived
at the castle...
seeking shelter
from the bitter storm.
As a gift, she offered
the prince, a single rose.
Repulsed by her haggard appearance...
the prince
turned the woman away.
Hmm.
But she warned him not to be
deceived by appearances.
When he dismissed her again...
the old woman's outward
appearance melted away.
To reveal...
a beautiful enchantress.
The prince begged
for forgiveness,
but it was too late.
For she had seen that
there was no love in his heart.
Chip! Chip! Oh, my!
As punishment...
she transformed him
into a hideous beast.
on the castle...
and all who lived there.
As days bled into years...
the prince and his servants
were forgotten by the world.
For the enchantress had erased
all memory of them...
from the minds
of the people they loved.
But the rose she had offered
If he could
learn to love another...
and earn their love in return
by the time the last petal fell...
remain a beast for all time.
As the years passed...
he fell into despair
and lost all hope.
For who could ever
learn to love a beast?
Little town
It's a quiet village
Ev'ry day like the one before
Little town
Full of little people
Waking up to say
- Bonjour!
- Bonjour!
Bonjour!
There goes the baker
with his tray like always
The same old bread
and rolls to sell
Every morning just the same
Since the morning
that we came
To this poor provincial town
Good morning, Belle!
Good morning, Monsieur Jean!
Have you lost something again?
Well, I believe I have.
The problem is,
I can't remember what!
Oh, well.
I'm sure it will come to me.
Where are you off to?
To return this book
to Pre Robert.
It's about two lovers
in fair Verona.
Sounds boring.
Look there she goes
That girl is strange,
no question
Dazed and distracted
Can't you tell?
Never part of any crowd
'Cause her head's
up on some cloud
No denying
she's a funny girl that Belle
Bonjour, good day,
how is your family?
Bonjour, good day,
how is your wife?
I need six eggs
That's too expensive
There must be more
than this provincial life
Ah, if it isn't
the only bookworm in town.
So, where did you run off to
this week?
I didn't want to come back!
Have you got
any new places to go?
I'm afraid not.
But you may reread any of
the old ones that you'd like.
Thank you.
Your library makes
our small corner of the world feel big.
Bye.
Look, there she goes
The girl is so peculiar
I wonder
if she's feeling well
With a dreamy far off look
And her nose stuck in a book
What a puzzle to the rest of us is Belle
Oh! Isn't this amazing
It's my favorite part
because you'll see
Here's where
But she won't discover
that it's him
'Til chapter three
Now it's no wonder
That her name means "beauty"
Her looks have
got no parallel
But behind that fair faade
Very different
from the rest of us
She's nothing
like the rest of us
Yes, different
from the rest of us
Is Belle
Look at her, LeFou.
My future wife.
Belle is the most
beautiful girl in the village.
That makes her the best.
But she's so well-read.
And you're so...
- athletically inclined.
- I know.
Belle can be as argumentative
as she is beautiful.
Exactly! Who needs her
when you've got us!
Yes...
But ever since the war,
I've felt like
I've been missing something.
And she's the only girl
that gives me that sense of...
I don't know what that means.
Right from the moment
When I met her, saw her
I said she's gorgeous
and I fell
Here in town there's only she
Who is beautiful as me
So I'm making plans
to woo and marry Belle
Look there he goes
Isn't he dreamy
Monsieur Gaston,
oh, he's so cute
Be still, my heart
I'm hardly breathing
He's such a tall, dark
Strong and handsome brute
ladies.
- Bonjour
- Pardon
- Good day
- Mais, oui
- You call this bacon
- What lovely flowers
- Some cheese
- Ten yards
- One pound
- 'Scuse me
- I'll get the knife
- Please let me through
- This bread
- Those fish
- It's stale
- They smell
- Madame's mistaken
- Well, maybe so
There must be more
than this provincial life
Good morning
Just watch I'm going
to make Belle my wife
Oh! Good morning
Look there she goes
A girl who's strange but special
A most peculiar mademoiselle
It's a pity and a sin
She doesn't quite fit in
But she really is a funny girl
That Belle
Good morning, Belle!
Wonderful book you have there.
Have you read it?
Well, not that one.
But, you know, books...
For your dinner table.
Shall I join you this evening?
Sorry, not this evening.
Busy?
No...
So, moving on?
No, LeFou.
It's the ones
who play hard to get
that are always
the sweetest prey.
That's what makes Belle
so appealing.
She hasn't made
a fool of herself
just to gain my favor.
What would you call that?
Dignity?
It's outrageously attractive,
isn't it?
Gaston!
Mmm.
Mmm.
How does a moment
last forever
It is love we must hold on to
Never easy but we try
Sometimes our happiness
is captured
Somehow a time and place stand still
Love lives on
inside our hearts
And always will
Oh.
Belle.
Hmm.
Could you...
Hand me a...
Thank you.
And I also need...
No. No. No.
Actually...
yes, that's exactly
what I need. Thank you.
- Papa, do you think I'm odd?
- Odd?
My daughter? Odd?
Where did you get an idea like that?
I don't know. People talk.
This is a small village,
you know.
Small minded as well.
Even back in Paris,
I knew a girl like you,
who was so...
ahead of her time.
So different.
People mocked her.
Until the day they all found
themselves imitating her.
Please, just tell me
Your mother was...
fearless.
Fearless.
So...
what can I bring you
from the market?
A rose.
Like the one in the painting.
You ask for that every year!
Then I shall
bring you another.
You have my word.
- Goodbye, Papa.
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