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** Apparently, the musical writers noticed that how Belle handled Gaston\'s proposal in the film made her look very bad, considering that they instead had Belle politely and timidly refuse Gaston\'s hand in marriage after the latter sung a self-praising song about himself aptly called \
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** Apparently, the musical writers noticed that how Belle handled Gaston\\\'s proposal in the film made her look very bad, considering that they instead had Belle politely and timidly refuse Gaston\\\'s hand in marriage after the latter sung a self-praising song about himself aptly called \\\"Me.\\\"
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1). What Belle was saying in the song was that she felt frustrated that no one in the village (except the librarian) understood her. Considering that they were all willing to stand behind Gaston when he tried to force her hand in marriage by committing her father to the asylum, it\\\'s a fair point.
2.). When she got Gaston out, he had her against the door and was trying to kiss her and get her to marry him after she had clearly said that she wasn\\\'t interested. Considering the situation, she\\\'s entitled to enjoy seeing him in the mud.
3.). Yes, exposing the Beast to the mob was stupidly impulsive. However, at the time, she was trying to save her father from the asylum and herself from a forced marriage. That\\\'s not unsympathetic at all.
One point at a time:
1). What Belle was saying in the song was that she felt frustrated that no one in the village (except the librarian) understood her. Considering that they were all willing to stand behind Gaston when he tried to force her hand in marriage by committing her father to the asylum, it\\\'s a fair point.
2.). When she got Gaston out, he had her against the door and was trying to kiss her and get her to marry him after she had clearly said that she wasn\\\'t interested. Considering the situation, she\\\'s entitled to enjoy seeing him in the mud.
3.). Yes, exposing the Beast to the mob was stupidly impulsive. However, at the time, she was trying to save her father from the asylum and herself from a forced marriage. That\\\'s not unsympathetic at all.
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** Apparently, the musical writers noticed that how Belle handled Gaston\'s proposal in the film made her look very bad, considering that they instead had Belle politely and timidly refuse Gaston\'s hand in marriage after the latter sung a self-praising song about himself aptly called \
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** Apparently, the musical writers noticed that how Belle handled Gaston\\\'s proposal in the film made her look very bad, considering that they instead had Belle politely and timidly refuse Gaston\\\'s hand in marriage after the latter sung a self-praising song about himself aptly called \\\"Me.\\\"
One point at a time:
1). What Belle was saying in the song was that she felt frustrated that no one in the village (except the librarian) understood her. Considering that they were all willing to stand behind Gaston when he tried to force her hand in marriage by committing her father to the asylum, it\\\'s a fair point.
2.). When she got Gaston out, he had her against the door and was trying to kiss her and get her to marry him after she had clearly said that she wasn\\\'t interested. Considering the situation, she\\\'s entitled to enjoy seeing him in the mud.
3.). Yes, exposing the Beast to the mob was stupidly impulsive. However, at the time, she was trying to save her father from the asylum and herself from a forced marriage. That\\\'s not unsympathetic at all.
One point at a time:
1). What Belle was saying in the song was that she felt frustrated that no one in the village (except the librarian) understood her. Considering that they were all willing to stand behind Gaston when he tried to force her hand in marriage by committing her father to the asylum, it\\\'s a fair point.
2.). When she got Gaston out, he had her against the door and was trying to kiss her and get her to marry him after she had clearly said that she wasn\\\'t interested. Considering the situation, she\\\'s entitled to enjoy seeing him in the mud.
3.). Yes, exposing the Beast to the mob was stupidly impulsive. However, at the time, she was trying to save her father from the asylum and herself from a forced marriage. That\\\'s not unsympathetic at all.
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Don\'t we have a thing called TheresNoSuchThingAsNotability? It\'s pointless to do that, simply because it contradicts something site-wide.
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Don\\\'t we have a thing called ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability? It\\\'s pointless to do that, simply because it contradicts something site-wide.
