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--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he never cared to grow up. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly what Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Good fair point, but those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant and it\\\'s basically just a repeat of the other tropes\\\' entries.

Plus Gaston is the main villain, and villains are more likely to sin than heroes are.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly what Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Good fair point, but those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant and it\\\'s basically just a repeat of the other tropes\\\' entries.

Plus Gaston is the main villain, and villains are more likely to sin than heroes are.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly what Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Good fair point, but those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant and it\\\'s basically just a repeat of the other tropes\\\' entries.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly what Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Good fair point, but those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly what Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Because those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly ewhat Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Because those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult. If he doesn\\\'t care about growing up, that \\\'\\\'may\\\'\\\' be prideful but it\\\'s also fairly mentally lazy.

Also, take [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly ewhat Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Because those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant.

--> Also the \\\"60 eggs\\\" has again been added to this example even though the story makes it very clear that he eats the eggs to grow large, not because he\\\'s a glutton.

True, but eggs are still protein and too much of that at a time could be dangerous. People that eat very high protein diets have a higher risk of kidney stones. And how do we know that he got those big muscles of his from eating so much rather than actually working out?

And what about his overall LackOfEmpathy for the other villagers? That sounds more like selfishness than pride to me.

--> Sloth is defined as refusing to \\\"change his ways out of his own arrogance\\\". That\\\'s the same as saying his own pride prevents him from seeing a reason for him to change. Otherwise, it\\\'s hard to see the strapping, physically-fit, ultimate hunter as demonstrating Sloth.

In-universe, Belle calls him \\\"positively primeval\\\", which basically means he has a backwards way of thinking. In other words, he\\\'s a PsychopathicManchild in the sense that he doesn\\\'t behave like an adult.

Also, take [[Characters/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisneyJudgeClaudeFrollo Frollo]]\\\'s example for sloth in his 7DS section is never taking responsibilty and blaming others (which is exactly ewhat Gaston does by the end of the movie too).

--> For that matter, why stop just at Gaston? Most of the other character could have entries as well. Cogsworth with his stuffy, overbearing attitude also embodies Pride, Lumiere has a healthy showing of Lust with the feather duster, Mrs. Potts and the kitchen Chef both display a willingness to promote Gluttony given the huge amounts of food and drink on dumped on Belle during \\\"Be Our Guest\\\", LeFou\\\'s rotund appearance also signals Gluttony, Monsieur D\\\'Argue\\\'s Greed is more important than his sense of justice and Belle herself even gives into Wrath when she yells at Beast for making her a prisoner.

Because those other characters only seem to display one sin at a time. I assume if a character has less than three sins applied to them, then it\\\'s not really relevant.