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** One of Belle's motivations for mercilessly betraying the Beast and leaving him and the castle staff to be completely consumed by the Enchantress's curse is because he locked up her father before she offered to trade places with him.
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** One of Belle's motivations for mercilessly betraying the Beast and leaving him and the castle staff to be completely consumed by the Enchantress's curse is because he locked up her father before she offered to trade places with him.
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** Only three of the Lost Boys appear in "Tinkerbell's Villain Song": Slightly, Cubby, and Nibs. The twins and Tootles are absent, underscoring that Tinkerbell was only able to ensure the survival of ''three'' of her friends. John and Michael Darling are also absent.
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** Only three of the Lost Boys appear in "Tinkerbell's Villain Song": Slightly, Cubby, and Nibs. The twins and Tootles are absent, underscoring that Tinkerbell was only able to ensure the survival of ''three'' of her friends. John and Michael Darling Darling, as well as Hook and the pirates, are also absent.
* CensoredChildDeath: Wendy is seen plummeting to the ground, but the animatic smashes to black ''just'' before her head connects with the sharp point of a rock. Her fate is clear, even if we don't see it.
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** Belle mocks the servants and Beast for thinking they could lock the smartest woman in the village in a castle and she ''wouldn't'' have a vengeance plan.
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** Belle mocks the servants and Beast for thinking they could lock the smartest woman in the village in a castle and she ''wouldn't'' have formulate a vengeance plan.plan of escape and revenge.
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* ExtremelyProtectiveChild: One of Belle's motivations for mercilessly betraying the Beast and leaving him and the castle staff to be completely consumed by the Enchantress's curse is because he locked up her father before she offered to trade places with him.
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* ExtremelyProtectiveChild: ExtremelyProtectiveChild:
** Asha's breaking point into villainy is seeing her mother's wish be destroyed right in front of her. In retaliation, she uses the book of dark magic to subdue Magnifico and destroy ''his'' wish.
** One of Belle's motivations for mercilessly betraying the Beast and leaving him and the castle staff to be completely consumed by the Enchantress's curse is because he locked up her father before she offered to trade places with him.
** Asha's breaking point into villainy is seeing her mother's wish be destroyed right in front of her. In retaliation, she uses the book of dark magic to subdue Magnifico and destroy ''his'' wish.
** One of Belle's motivations for mercilessly betraying the Beast and leaving him and the castle staff to be completely consumed by the Enchantress's curse is because he locked up her father before she offered to trade places with him.
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* GoodGirlGoneBad: Each of the Disney girls featured was originally a sweet girl per her canon self,
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* GoodGirlGoneBad: Each of the Disney girls featured was originally a sweet girl per her canon self, but turned into villainy for one reason or another.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Magnifico [[AdaptationalHeroism apologizes to Asha and admits he's only human as he explains his actions]], but Asha has absolutely none of it and crushes his wish to make him pay for all the wishes he's stolen, as well as for crushing her mother's wish in front of her out of pettiness.
