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The Beast avec oiseaux (La Belle Et La B?te)

The Beast and the Birds

The Beast is represented here when he leaves the castle in winter accompanied by Belle. They are watching small birds on the ice that finally land on his arm and horns. We can see his outfit with black pants, a white tunic and a light blue belt, worn with a large dark blue cape, his favorite color. We can also see his hooked feet and his tail. On the head, we find this particular face, a mixture of several animals: his boar fangs, his hairy face and his goat horns, all nicely reproduced in terms of textures. As in this famous scene, the Beast holds in his hands a small blue bird with bright colors and another yellow one is placed on his head. This shows that even these fragile creatures are not afraid of him and are not worried about his terrifying appearance for so many others.

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A not-so-bad beast

The Beast is one of the main characters of Beauty And The Beast, one of the most popular of the classic Disney cartoons. This story has many versions but this cartoon is most notably adapted from the 18th century version by Jeanne-Marie Le Prince De Beaumont. It tells the story of a young, handsome and arrogant prince who finds himself transformed into a hideous beast by an old woman after he refuses to open the door of her house during a storm. This curse will only be lifted the day he manages to make himself loved in this form. Years later, the castle staff, also under the curse and transformed into various objects, opens the door to a man during a storm. The Beast is ferocious and takes him prisoner. Then his daughter arrives and offers to take her father’s place and become a servant. But Belle is a sweet, intelligent and compassionate young woman and she will eventually become attached to the Beast. From there, the inhabitants of the castle will do everything to bring them together, seeing it as a chance to break the curse.

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