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What sort of woman would do that—give up her life so easily, sacrificing her freedom for her father’s? The Beast wondered if he was capable of such a sacrifice. He wondered if he was capable of love.
Lucinda, Ruby, and Martha,
Same sisters that cursed the Evil Queen in Fairest of All!
They were holding a mirror up to the monster within, which was longing to escape.
Anything to do with the Evil Queens mirror?
the enchanted mirror the sisters had given him long before.
The only indication of what he had once been was his soulful blue eyes, which teemed with humanity.
The eyes Belle remembered...
charming men venturing off hither and thither in search of sleeping brides to awaken with love’s first kiss?
Sleeping Beauty part one again...like in Fairest of All.
Our prince didn’t want anything to do with that romantic poppycock.
The tavern was his favorite haunt.
The place the Beast liked to hang out before the curse.
The only person who killed almost as many animals as the Prince was his good friend Gaston,
MIND BLOWING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That he was. Gaston’s best friend.
No way!
Ah. Gaston was playing his tricks again. Trying to put him off so he could have Circe for himself. That wicked butt-chinned brute.
Hahaha!!
The Prince decided to laugh the entire thing off and focus on what he loved: hunting, drinking, spending the taxes collected from his estates, and charming the ladies.
“As the rose petals fall, so shall the years pass until your twenty-first birthday. If you have not found love—true love, both given and received—by that day, and sealed with a kiss, then you shall remain the horrifying creature you’ll become.”
“You sound like a woman, Prince, worrying about lines around the eyes! Next you’ll be wondering what color petticoat looks best with a blue dress. Shall I inquire with your fairy godmother?”
