Will do

APPEARANCE

The Beast is depicted with an imposing and majestic appearance. He has lion-like features, which combine to form a powerful yet tragic figure. His face is lion-like, with a broad muzzle and expressive eyes, pointed ears, and protruding fangs. His skin is covered in a dense grayish-brown fur. His body is robust and muscular, with hind legs reminiscent of a wolf's, and large feet with sharp claws. The Beast wears sophisticated clothing typical of 18th-century aristocracy, including a blue jacket trimmed with gold, brown trousers, and a white shirt with a jabot. His attire reflects his former life as a prince, despite his monstrous appearance. However, his most commonly worn costume is elaborate and luxurious, consisting of several intricate pieces. The upper garment is a red coat, reaching to the knees, adorned with gold trim and intricate embroidery. The coat features ornate shoulder pads and puffed sleeves, all with gold accents. She also wears matching pants, made of a rich, textured fabric with gold patterns. Her boots are brown leather, tall and sturdy, complementing the aristocratic look of the outfit. A notable highlight is the cape, made of a heavy, luxurious fabric, also with gold patterns that harmonize with the rest of the outfit.

PERSONALITY

He initially displays a bitter and cold personality. He is rude, impatient, and reclusive, the result of years of isolation and resentment due to his curse. His initial distrust and hostility reflect his fear of being rejected and his loss of hope in the possibility of redemption.

SYNOPSIS

In France, in the year 1810, a wealthy merchant finds himself in ruins after losing his trade due to the sinking of his ships. So he moves to another country with his six children, three sons and three daughters, the youngest of whom is Belle, who is delicate and generous. Lost in a snowstorm during a harrowing journey, the merchant takes shelter in a castle. He picks a rose for Belle, and is then sentenced to death by the owner, the Beast. Feeling responsible for the fate that befell her family, Belle decides to sacrifice herself for her father. Against all odds, the Beast lets her live and allows her to roam freely in his castle. They meet every night at dinner time, and gradually get to know each other. Belle does not obey her host's orders and tries to unravel the mysteries of his magical field. She discovers a tragic story of an arrogant prince who is transformed into a monster for a horrible crime. Meanwhile, Maxime, one of her brothers, hands over the castle to Perducas. Belle will open her heart and try to save the Beast from his curse.

PLOT

The tale "Beauty and the Beast" tells the story of the youngest daughter of a rich merchant, who had three daughters, however, while the oldest daughters liked to show off luxury, parties and beautiful dresses, the youngest, who everyone called Beauty , she was humble, kind, and generous, she liked reading and treated people well. One day, the merchant lost all his fortune, with the exception of a small house far from the city. Bela accepted the situation with dignity, but the two eldest daughters could not accept losing their fortune and admirers, and took out their frustrations on Bela, who humbly did not complain and helped her father as much as she could. One day, the merchant received news of good business in the city, and decided to leave. The two eldest daughters, hoping to get rich again, ordered dresses and frivolities from him, but Beauty, worried about her father, only asked him to bring her a rose. When the merchant was returning home, he was surprised by a storm, and took shelter in a castle he saw on the way. The castle was magical, and the merchant was able to eat and sleep comfortably, as everything he needed was served to him as if by magic. When he left, in the morning, he saw a garden of roses and, remembering Bela's request, he picked one of them for take with you. He was surprised, however, by the owner, a terrifying Beast, who imposed a condition on him to live: he must bring one of his daughters to offer herself in his place.

PLOT

Upon arriving home, Belle decided to offer herself to the Beast, thinking that he would devour her. Instead of devouring her, the Beast gradually showed himself to be a sensitive and kind being, fulfilling her every wish and treating her like a princess. Despite finding him ugly and unintelligent, Belle became attached to the monster, who, moved by this, constantly asked her to marry him, a request that Belle kindly refused. One day, Belle asked the Beast to let her visit her family, a request that the Beast, very reluctantly, granted, with the promise that Belle would return in a week. The monster agreed to Belle that, to return, she would only have to place her ring on the table, and he would magically return. Belle happily visited her family, but her sisters, seeing her happy, rich and well-dressed, felt jealous and surrounded her so that her visit would last longer, with the intention of making the Beast angry with her sister and devouring her. Beauty delayed her return until she had a dream in which she saw the Beast dying. Repentant, she placed the ring on the table and returned immediately, but found the Beast dying in the garden, because he had stopped eating, fearing that Beauty would not return. Beauty realized that she loved the Beast, that she could no longer live without him, and confessed to the monster her resolution to accept his marriage proposal. As soon as she uttered these words, the Beast was transformed into a handsome prince, for his love had ended the spell that had condemned him to live in the form of a beast until a maiden agreed to marry him. The prince married Beauty and they lived happily ever after.