[ SECRET POST #4944 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4944 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

You know...sometimes I feel like i relate more to Belle, other times to the Beast. This is something that has evolved as I've grown older (as a kid, I related to Belle, but as I got older, I started seeing elements of the Beast as well, and a bit less of Belle -- the parts of her I didn't like much anyway). But he's capable of change. And I don't think about that aspect enough. We all are.

Also, these illustrations are beautiful -- I didn't know Mercer Mayer illustrated this as well.

[(Anonymous)]

Comment but not secret OP, here, and I can't definitively say I like the Beauty more than the Beast across every version I enjoy, it varies. But I relate a bit more to Disney animated Belle than Disney's animated Beast because I feel like he starts off meeting Belle as basically still a spoiled 10 year old, so far as his maturity goes. He's rude and gruff, but not all that deeply psychologically messed up, just a brat. Belle is aware of her status as an outsider without having the excuse of being physically othered. I'm definitely no beauty, but becoming one overnight wouldn't actually fix all my mental problems.