[ SECRET POST #2640 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2640 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ostracized is a little strong. I thought the song was about how she didn't fit in, and people didn't quite understand her. They're puzzled, but benevolent about it. Pretty much every one seemed to like her, save maybe Gaston's jealous fanclub girls. Her thirst for new experiences comes from living the mundane every day of a small town, not a need to escape a society that mistreats her.

[caecilia]

okay

I didn't think it was that strong a word but I guess it is strong sorry

everything else you said was kind of what I was saying too

[(Anonymous)]

"It's a pity and a sin she doesn't quite fit in"

And then there's the whole town showing up for the plot to put Maurice away so Gaston can marry Belle. Yeah, not ostracized my ass.

[truxillogical]

To be fair, if it's a small farming town and someone was about to get hauled away to the asylum, then...yeah, it probably wouldn't matter who, they'd just show up to watch. Not a lot of entertainment. I don't think the Town of Easily Lead Folks knew that Gaston was using it as a part of his plan.

(Yes, it was obvious. But it was also obvious that Gaston was a massive jerk, and that didn't stop anyone.)

[(Anonymous)]

...Yes. Liked her. That's why they called her strange, called her dazed and distracted, pretty much insulted her like for books, and happily joined Gaston to throw her father into the madhouse so she'd marry their town hero.