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* [[BigWhat WHAT?]] How do you all not have this bit after "Gaston"? Maurice is trying to persuade the others that Belle, who happens to be ''THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN TOWN'', is in grave danger(well, in his perspective):
--> Maurice: '''Will no one help me?!'''
--> Maurice: '''Will no one help me?!'''
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** To make matters worse, the despairing Beast is what the villagers are shown when Belle uses the mirror to prove he's real (as the mirror shows exactly what's happening at the moment its magic is invoked). All they see is a ranting monster, and despite her best efforts, Gaston plays on their fear to convince them to kill him.
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** To make matters worse, the despairing Beast is what the villagers are shown when Belle uses the mirror to prove he's real (as the mirror shows exactly what's happening at the moment its magic is invoked). All they see is a ranting monster, monster (He is, in fact, ''weeping''), and despite her best efforts, Gaston plays on their fear to convince them to kill him.
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* The film goes from tears of sorrow to tears of joy as the dying Beast is changed back into a human, as are his servants. For some, the tears start flowing earlier, as the mob sets out to kill him (believing him to be a threat), completely unaware of the truth.
* Also, [[spoiler:the pullback through the stained glass window at the very end]]. There's a reason this was nominated for Best Picture!
* Also, [[spoiler:the pullback through the stained glass window at the very end]]. There's a reason this was nominated for Best Picture!
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* The film goes from tears of sorrow to tears of joy as the dying Beast is changed back into a human, as are his servants.servants, and the castle is restored in all its beauty and grandeur. For some, the tears start flowing earlier, as the mob sets out to kill him (believing him to be a threat), completely unaware of the truth.
* Also, [[spoiler:the pullback through the stained glass window at the veryend]].end, with the rose that started it all and represented Beast's humanity as well as his love front-and-center]]. There's a reason this was nominated for Best Picture!
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** And then when he roars while watching Belle ride away from the castle. *inarticulate flail* The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking: [[spoiler:after Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.']] One version of the song:
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** And then when he he's on the balcony and roars while watching Belle ride away from the castle. *inarticulate flail* The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking: [[spoiler:after Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.']] One version of the song:
** To make matters worse, the despairing Beast is what the villagers are shown when Belle uses the mirror to prove he's real (as the mirror shows exactly what's happening at the moment its magic is invoked). All they see is a ranting monster, and despite her best efforts, Gaston plays on their fear to convince them to kill him.
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-->'''Belle''': Oh, thank you! Hold on, Papa, I'm on my way. (She turns to leave only to turn back and hand him the Magic Mirror
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-->'''Beast''': (Looks at the rose and realizes what must be done [[[WhamLine Then...then you must go to him.]]
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* The actual scene where he releases her is completely heartbreaking because it meant two ''very'' different things to the characters. Belle has no idea just how badly the Beast is hurting.
-->'''Belle''': Papa! Oh, no, he's sick, he may be dying! And he's all alone!
-->'''Beast''': (Looks at the rose and realizes what must be done [[[WhamLine Then...then you must go to him.]]
-->'''Belle'': What did you say?
-->'''Beast''': I release you. You are no longer my prisoner.
-->'''Belle''': You mean...I'm free?
-->'''Beast''': Yes.
-->'''Belle''': Oh, thank you! Hold on, Papa, I'm on my way. (She turns to leave only to turn back and hand him the Magic Mirror
--->'''Beast''': Take it with you, so you'll always have a way to look back, and remember me.
-->'''Belle''': Thank you for understanding how much he needs me.
-->'''Belle''': Papa! Oh, no, he's sick, he may be dying! And he's all alone!
-->'''Beast''': (Looks at the rose and realizes what must be done [[[WhamLine Then...then you must go to him.]]
-->'''Belle'': What did you say?
-->'''Beast''': I release you. You are no longer my prisoner.
-->'''Belle''': You mean...I'm free?
-->'''Beast''': Yes.
-->'''Belle''': Oh, thank you! Hold on, Papa, I'm on my way. (She turns to leave only to turn back and hand him the Magic Mirror
--->'''Beast''': Take it with you, so you'll always have a way to look back, and remember me.
-->'''Belle''': Thank you for understanding how much he needs me.
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** It's a testament to the skill of Paige O'Hara and Robby Benson that the dialogue reduced the filmmakers themselves to tears in that scene ''while they were recording it.''
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* The Beast who roars desperately watching Belle go from the balcony.
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:: And then when he roars while watching Belle ride away from the castle. *inarticulate flail* The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking. [[spoiler: After [[spoiler:After Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.']] One version of the song is in the version the high school productions do with this lyric.
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*** The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking. [[spoiler: After Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.']] One version of the song is in the version the high school productions do with this lyric.
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* Not to mention after being stabbed in the back by Gaston, the Beast is lying in Belle's arms (the first person to make him feel ''anything'' other than self-hatred and loathing in years), bleeding, obviously dying, struggling to ''breathe'', let alone ''talk''.
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* Not to mention after After being stabbed in the back by Gaston, the Beast is lying in Belle's arms (the first person to make him feel ''anything'' other than self-hatred and loathing in years), bleeding, obviously dying, struggling to ''breathe'', let alone ''talk''.
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* And even after that, the InMemoriam to [[CriticalExistenceFailure Howard Ashman]], the lyricist for the film who worked with AlanMenken for several other films of the Disney Renaissance, and who died before it was released. "To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful."
* The ballroom sequence. ''Happy'' tears, yes, but... God... I have something in my eye...
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* And even after After that, the InMemoriam to [[CriticalExistenceFailure Howard Ashman]], the lyricist for the film who worked with AlanMenken for several other films of the Disney Renaissance, and who died before it was released. "To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful."
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* When the Beast lets Belle go to find her father, it's painfully clear he doesn't expect her to come back, doesn't think she would ever want to come back. So, just his expression later, even though he's dying, when he says, "You came back..." *bawl*
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*** The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking. [[spoiler:After [[spoiler: After Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.' One version of the song is in the version the high school productions do with this lyric.
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Wait for death to set me free\\
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*** The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking. [[spoiler:After Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.' One version of the song is in the version the high school productions do. The Beast falls into despair, knowing that he will be stuck like this forever and the only thing that will be able to set him free now will be death.]]
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--> I shall always be
--> In this hopeless state
--> And content to wait
--> Wait for death to set me free.]]
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--> I shall always be
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--> And content to wait
--> Wait for death to set me free.]]
*** The musical version makes this scene even more tearjerking. [[spoiler:After Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere walk away, the Beast sings a reprise of 'If I Can't Love Her.' One version of the song is in the version the high school productions do. The last verse of this version that the Beast sings is this:
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* And even after that, the Dedication/InMemoriam to [[CriticalExistenceFailure Howard Ashman]], the lyricist for the film who worked with AlanMenken for several other films of the Disney Renaissance, and who died before it was released. "To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful."
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* And even after that, the Dedication/InMemoriam to [[CriticalExistenceFailure Howard Ashman]], the lyricist for the film who worked with AlanMenken for several other films of the Disney Renaissance, and who died before it was released. "To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful."
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* Also, [[spoiler:the pullback through the stained glass window at the very end]]. There's a reason this was nominated for Best Picture!
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!!Tear Jerkers for the [[Series/BeautyAndTheBeast CBS Television Series]]:
*[[spoiler:Catherine's death at the end of "Though Lovers Be Lost."]]
!!Tear Jerkers for the [[Series/BeautyAndTheBeast CBS Television Series]]:
*[[spoiler:Catherine's death at the end of "Though Lovers Be Lost."]]
