1. Once upon a time, in a faraway land,Copy !req
2. a young prince lived
in a shining castle.Copy !req
3. Although he had everything
his heart desired,Copy !req
4. the prince was spoiled,
selfish and unkind.Copy !req
5. But then, one winter's night,Copy !req
6. an old beggar woman came
to the castleCopy !req
7. and offered him a single roseCopy !req
8. in return for shelter from the bitter cold.Copy !req
9. Repulsed by her haggard appearance,Copy !req
10. the prince sneered at the gift
and turned the old woman away.Copy !req
11. But she warned him
not to be deceived by appearances,Copy !req
12. for beauty is found within.Copy !req
13. And when he dismissed her again,
the old woman's ugliness melted awayCopy !req
14. to reveal a beautiful enchantress.Copy !req
15. The prince tried to apologize,
but it was too late,Copy !req
16. for she had seen
that there was no love in his heart.Copy !req
17. And as punishment,Copy !req
18. she transformed him
into a hideous beastCopy !req
19. and placed a powerful spell
on the castle and all who lived there.Copy !req
20. Ashamed of his monstrous form,Copy !req
21. the Beast concealed himself
inside his castleCopy !req
22. with a magic mirror as his only window
to the outside world.Copy !req
23. The rose she had offeredCopy !req
24. was truly an enchanted rose,Copy !req
25. which would bloom until his 21st year.Copy !req
26. if he could learn to love anotherCopy !req
27. and earn her love in return
by the time the last petal fell,Copy !req
28. then the spell would be broken.Copy !req
29. if not, he would be doomedCopy !req
30. to remain a beast for all time.Copy !req
31. As the years passed,Copy !req
32. he fell into despair and lost all hope,Copy !req
33. for who could ever learn
to love a beast?Copy !req
34. Little town, it's a quiet villageCopy !req
35. Every day like the one beforeCopy !req
36. Little town, full of little peopleCopy !req
37. Waking up to say...Copy !req
38. There goes the baker
with his tray, like alwaysCopy !req
39. The same old bread and rolls to sellCopy !req
40. Every morning just the sameCopy !req
41. Since the morning that we cameCopy !req
42. To this poor provincial townCopy !req
43. - Good morning, Belle.
- Morning, monsieur.Copy !req
44. - Where you off to?
- The bookshop.Copy !req
45. I just finished the most wonderful storyCopy !req
46. - about a beanstalk and an ogre and...
- That's nice.Copy !req
47. Marie, the baguettes! Hurry up!Copy !req
48. Look, there she goes
The girl is strange, no questionCopy !req
49. Dazed and distracted, can't you tell?Copy !req
50. Never part of any crowdCopy !req
51. 'Cause her head's up on some cloudCopy !req
52. No denying she's a funny girl
that BelleCopy !req
53. - Bonjour
- Good dayCopy !req
54. How is your family?Copy !req
55. - Bonjour
- Good dayCopy !req
56. How is your wife?Copy !req
57. I need six eggsCopy !req
58. That's too expensiveCopy !req
59. There must be more
than this provincial lifeCopy !req
60. - Belle.
- Good morning.Copy !req
61. I've come to return the book I borrowed.Copy !req
62. Finished already?Copy !req
63. I couldn't put it down.
Have you got anything new?Copy !req
64. Not since yesterday.Copy !req
65. That's all right. I'll borrow this one.Copy !req
66. That one? But you've read it twice.Copy !req
67. Well, it's my favorite.Copy !req
68. Far-off places, daring sword fights,
magic spells, a prince in disguise.Copy !req
69. if you like it all that much, it's yours.Copy !req
70. - But, sir...
- I insist.Copy !req
71. Well, thank you. Thank you very much.Copy !req
72. Look, there she goes
That girl is so peculiarCopy !req
73. I wonder if she's feeling wellCopy !req
74. With a dreamy, far-off lookCopy !req
75. And her nose stuck in a bookCopy !req
76. What a puzzle to the rest of us is BelleCopy !req
77. isn't this amazing?Copy !req
78. It's my favorite partCopy !req
79. Because you'll seeCopy !req
80. Here's where she meets
Prince CharmingCopy !req
81. But she won't discover that it's himCopy !req
82. Till chapter threeCopy !req
83. Hey, hey! Hey, hey, hey!Copy !req
84. Now it's no wonder
that her name means beautyCopy !req
85. Her looks have got no parallelCopy !req
86. But behind that fair facadeCopy !req
87. I'm afraid she's rather oddCopy !req
88. Very different from the rest of usCopy !req
89. She's nothing like the rest of usCopy !req
90. Yes, different from the rest of us
is BelleCopy !req
91. Wow! You didn't miss a shot, Gaston.Copy !req
92. You're the greatest hunter
in the whole world!Copy !req
93. - I know.
- No beast aliveCopy !req
94. stands a chance against you.Copy !req
95. - And no girl, for that matter.
- It's true, LeFou.Copy !req
96. And I've got my sights set on that one.Copy !req
97. - The inventor's daughter?
- She's the one.Copy !req
98. - The lucky girl I'm going to marry.
- But she...Copy !req
99. - The most beautiful girl in town.
- I know, but...Copy !req
100. That makes her the best.Copy !req
101. - And don't I deserve the best?
- Well, of course. I mean, you do.Copy !req
102. Right from the moment
when I met her, saw herCopy !req
103. I said she's gorgeous, and I fellCopy !req
104. Here in town there's only sheCopy !req
105. Who is beautiful as meCopy !req
106. So I'm making plans
to woo and marry BelleCopy !req
107. Look, there he goesCopy !req
108. isn't he dreamy?Copy !req
109. Monsieur GastonCopy !req
110. Oh, he's so cuteCopy !req
111. Be still, my heartCopy !req
112. I'm hardly breathingCopy !req
113. He's such a tall, dark, strong
and handsome bruteCopy !req
114. - Bonjour
- Good dayCopy !req
115. - You call this bacon?
- What lovely grapesCopy !req
116. - Some cheese
- Ten yardsCopy !req
117. - Excuse me
- I'll get the knifeCopy !req
118. - Please let me through
- This bread, it's staleCopy !req
119. - Those fish, they smell
- Madame's mistakenCopy !req
120. There must be more
than this provincial lifeCopy !req
121. Just watch, I'm going
to make Belle my wifeCopy !req
122. Look, there she goes
a girl who's strange but specialCopy !req
123. A most peculiar mademoiselleCopy !req
124. It's a pity and a sinCopy !req
125. She doesn't quite fit inCopy !req
126. 'Cause she really is a funny girlCopy !req
127. A beauty but a funny girlCopy !req
128. She really is a funny girlCopy !req
129. That BelleCopy !req
130. - Hello, Belle.
- Bonjour, Gaston.Copy !req
131. Gaston, may I have my book, please?Copy !req
132. How can you read this?
There's no pictures.Copy !req
133. Well, some people
use their imagination.Copy !req
134. Belle, it's about time you got
your head out of those booksCopy !req
135. and paid attention
to more important things.Copy !req
136. Like me.Copy !req
137. The whole town's talking about it.Copy !req
138. It's not right for a woman to read.Copy !req
139. Soon she starts getting ideas
and thinking.Copy !req
140. Gaston, you are positively primeval.Copy !req
141. Why, thank you, Belle.Copy !req
142. What do you say you and me
take a walk over to the tavernCopy !req
143. - and take a look at my trophies?
- Maybe some other time.Copy !req
144. - What's wrong with her?
- She's crazy.Copy !req
145. He's gorgeous.Copy !req
146. Please, Gaston, I can't.
I have to get home to help my father.Copy !req
147. Goodbye.Copy !req
148. That crazy old loon.
He needs all the help he can get.Copy !req
149. Don't talk about my father that way.Copy !req
150. Yeah! Don't talk
about her father that way.Copy !req
151. My father is not crazy. He's a genius.Copy !req
152. - Papa?
- How on earth did that happen?Copy !req
153. - Doggone it!
- Are you all right, Papa?Copy !req
154. I'm... I'm about ready
to give up on this hunk ofjunk.Copy !req
155. - You always say that.
- I mean it this time!Copy !req
156. I'll never get this
boneheaded contraption to work!Copy !req
157. Yes, you will. And you'll win first prize
at the fair tomorrow.Copy !req
158. And become a world-famous inventor.Copy !req
159. You really believe that?Copy !req
160. I always have.Copy !req
161. Well, what are we waiting for?
I'll have this thing fixed in no time.Copy !req
162. Hand me that...
The dog-legged clincher there.Copy !req
163. So, did you have a good time
in town today?Copy !req
164. I got a new book.Copy !req
165. Papa, do you think I'm odd?Copy !req
166. My daughter? Odd?Copy !req
167. Where would you get an idea like that?Copy !req
168. I don't know.
It's just that I'm not sure I fit in here.Copy !req
169. There's no one I can really talk to.Copy !req
170. What about that Gaston?
He's a handsome fella.Copy !req
171. He's handsome, all right,
and rude and conceited and...Copy !req
172. Papa, he's not for me.Copy !req
173. Well, don't you worry.Copy !req
174. 'Cause this invention's gonna be
the start of a new life for us.Copy !req
175. I think that's done it.
Now, let's give it a try.Copy !req
176. - It works!
- It does?Copy !req
177. - It does!
- You did it.Copy !req
178. You really did it!Copy !req
179. Hitch up Philippe, girl. I'm off to the fair!Copy !req
180. Goodbye, Papa. Good luck.Copy !req
181. Goodbye, Belle.
Take care while I'm gone.Copy !req
182. We should be there by now.Copy !req
183. Maybe we missed a turn.Copy !req
184. I guess I should've taken...
Wait a minute.Copy !req
185. No. Let's go this way.Copy !req
186. Come on, Philippe, it's a shortcut.
We'll be there in no time.Copy !req
187. This can't be right.
Where have you taken us, Philippe?Copy !req
188. We better turn around.Copy !req
189. Whoa. Whoa, boy.
Whoa, now, whoa, Philippe.Copy !req
190. Look out! No!Copy !req
191. Whoa!Copy !req
192. Whoa, boy!Copy !req
193. Back up, back up, back up!Copy !req
194. Good boy. Good boy.
That's good, that's... Back up!Copy !req
195. Steady, steady, now. Steady.Copy !req
196. Steady. No, Philippe!Copy !req
197. Philippe?Copy !req
198. Help! ls... ls someone there?Copy !req
199. Help!Copy !req
200. Hello?Copy !req
201. Hello!Copy !req
202. Poor fellow must have lost his way
in the woods.Copy !req
203. Keep quiet. Maybe he'll go away.Copy !req
204. ls someone there?Copy !req
205. Not a word, Lumiere. Not one word.Copy !req
206. I don't mean to intrude,
but I've lost my horseCopy !req
207. and I need a place to stay for the night.Copy !req
208. Cogsworth, have a heart.Copy !req
209. Of course, monsieur,
you are welcome here.Copy !req
210. Who said that?Copy !req
211. Over here.Copy !req
212. - Where?
- Hello.Copy !req
213. lncredible!Copy !req
214. Well, now you've done it, Lumiere.Copy !req
215. Splendid. Just peachy.Copy !req
216. - How is this accomplished?
- Put me down at once.Copy !req
217. Stop that! Stop that, I say!Copy !req
218. Sir, close that at once!Copy !req
219. - Do you mind?
- I beg your pardon.Copy !req
220. It's... It's just
that I've never seen a clock that...Copy !req
221. You are soaked to the bone, monsieur.Copy !req
222. Come. Warm yourself by the fire.Copy !req
223. - Thank you.
- No, no, no!Copy !req
224. You know what the master will do
if he finds him here.Copy !req
225. I demand that you stop right there.Copy !req
226. No, no. Not the master's chair.Copy !req
227. I'm not seeing this. I'm not seeing this.Copy !req
228. Well, hello there, boy.Copy !req
229. - What service.
- All right.Copy !req
230. This has gone far enough.
I'm in charge here...Copy !req
231. How would you like a nice spot of tea,
sir? It'll warm you up in no time.Copy !req
232. No. No tea. No tea!Copy !req
233. His mustache tickles, Mama.Copy !req
234. Hello.Copy !req
235. There's a stranger here.Copy !req
236. Master, allow me to explain.
The gentleman was lost in the woods.Copy !req
237. He was cold and wet, so...Copy !req
238. Master, I'd like to take this moment
to sayCopy !req
239. I was against this from the start.
It was all his fault.Copy !req
240. I tried to stop them.
Would they listen to me? No, no...Copy !req
241. Who are you?
What are you doing here?Copy !req
242. l... l... I was lost in the woods and...Copy !req
243. You are not welcome here!Copy !req
244. l... I'm... I'm sorry.Copy !req
245. - What are you staring at?
- Nothing.Copy !req
246. So, you've come to stare
at the Beast, have you?Copy !req
247. Please, I meant no harm!
I just needed a place to stay.Copy !req
248. - I'll give you a place to stay!
- No, no, please! No! No!Copy !req
249. Oh, boy. Belle's gonna get
the surprise of her life, huh, Gaston?Copy !req
250. Yep, this is her lucky day.Copy !req
251. I'd like to thank you all
for coming to my wedding.Copy !req
252. First, I better go in there
and propose to the girl.Copy !req
253. And you, LeFou, now,
when Belle and I come out that door...Copy !req
254. I know. I know. I strike up the band!Copy !req
255. - Not yet.
- Sorry.Copy !req
256. Gaston, what a pleasant surprise.Copy !req
257. isn't it, though?
I'm just full of surprises.Copy !req
258. You know, Belle,
there's not a girl in townCopy !req
259. who wouldn't love to be in your shoes.Copy !req
260. This is the day...Copy !req
261. This is the day your dreams come true.Copy !req
262. What do you know
about my dreams, Gaston?Copy !req
263. Plenty! Here. Picture this.Copy !req
264. A rustic hunting lodge,
my latest kill roasting on the fireCopy !req
265. and my little wife massaging my feetCopy !req
266. while the little ones play on the floor
with the dogs.Copy !req
267. - We'll have six or seven.
- Dogs?Copy !req
268. No, Belle.Copy !req
269. - Strapping boys like me.
- lmagine that.Copy !req
270. Do you know who that little wife will be?Copy !req
271. - Let me think.
- You, Belle.Copy !req
272. Gaston, I'm... I'm speechless.Copy !req
273. I really don't know what to say.Copy !req
274. - Say you'll marry me.
- I'm very sorry, Gaston, but...Copy !req
275. But I just don't deserve you!Copy !req
276. So, how'd it go?Copy !req
277. I'll have Belle for my wife.Copy !req
278. Make no mistake about that.Copy !req
279. Touchy.Copy !req
280. Is he gone?Copy !req
281. Can you imagine?
He asked me to marry him.Copy !req
282. Me, the wife of that boorish, brainless...Copy !req
283. Madame GastonCopy !req
284. Can't you just see it?Copy !req
285. Madame GastonCopy !req
286. His little wifeCopy !req
287. No, sir, not me, I guarantee itCopy !req
288. I want much more
than this provincial lifeCopy !req
289. I want adventure
in the great wide somewhereCopy !req
290. I want it more than I can tellCopy !req
291. And for once it might be grandCopy !req
292. To have someone understandCopy !req
293. I want so much more
than they've got plannedCopy !req
294. Philippe! What are you doing here?
Where's... Where's Papa?Copy !req
295. Where is he, Philippe?
What happened?Copy !req
296. We have to find him.
You have to take me to him.Copy !req
297. What is this place?Copy !req
298. Philippe, please, steady.Copy !req
299. Steady.Copy !req
300. Papa!Copy !req
301. Couldn't keep quiet, could we?Copy !req
302. Just had to invite him to stay,
didn't we?Copy !req
303. Serve him tea, sit in the master's chair.
Pet the pooch.Copy !req
304. I was trying to be hospitable.Copy !req
305. Hello?Copy !req
306. Is anyone here?Copy !req
307. Hello?Copy !req
308. Papa? Papa?Copy !req
309. Are you here?Copy !req
310. Mama, there's a girl in the castle.Copy !req
311. Now, Chip, I'll not have you
making up such wild stories.Copy !req
312. Really, Mama. I saw her.Copy !req
313. - Not another word. Lnto the tub.
- But... What?Copy !req
314. A girl. I saw a girl in the castle.Copy !req
315. See, I told you.Copy !req
316. lrresponsible, devil-may-care,
waxz-eared, slack-jawed...Copy !req
317. Papa?Copy !req
318. Did you see that?Copy !req
319. - It's a girl!
- I know it's a girl.Copy !req
320. Don't you see? She's the one.
The girl we have been waiting for.Copy !req
321. - She has come to break the spell.
- Wait a minute. Wait a minute.Copy !req
322. Papa?Copy !req
323. Papa?Copy !req
324. Hello? ls someone here?Copy !req
325. Wait! I'm looking for my father. L...Copy !req
326. That's funny.
I'm sure there was someone.Copy !req
327. Is anyone here?Copy !req
328. - Belle?
- Papa!Copy !req
329. How did you find me?Copy !req
330. Your hands are like ice.
We have to get you out of there.Copy !req
331. Belle, I want you to leave this place.Copy !req
332. Who's done this to you?Copy !req
333. No time to explain. You must go. Now!Copy !req
334. - I won't leave you.
- What are you doing here?Copy !req
335. Run, Belle!Copy !req
336. - Who's there? Who are you?
- The master of this castle.Copy !req
337. I've come for my father.Copy !req
338. Please let him out.
Can't you see he's sick?Copy !req
339. Then he shouldn't
have trespassed here!Copy !req
340. But he could die.
Please, I'll do anything.Copy !req
341. There's nothing you can do.
He's my prisoner.Copy !req
342. There must be some way I can...Copy !req
343. Wait!Copy !req
344. - Take me instead.
- You?Copy !req
345. You would take his place?Copy !req
346. Belle, no!
You don't know what you're doing!Copy !req
347. if I did, would you let him go?Copy !req
348. Yes. But you must promise
to stay here forever.Copy !req
349. Come into the light.Copy !req
350. No, Belle! I won't let you do this!Copy !req
351. - You have my word.
- Done.Copy !req
352. No, Belle, listen to me.
I'm old. I've lived my life.Copy !req
353. Wait.Copy !req
354. - Belle!
- Wait.Copy !req
355. No! Please spare my daughter. Please!Copy !req
356. She's no longer your concern.
Take him to the village.Copy !req
357. Let me out. Please let me out!Copy !req
358. Let me out! Please! Please!Copy !req
359. - Master?
- What?Copy !req
360. Since the girl is going to be with us
for quite some time,Copy !req
361. I was thinking that you might want
to offer her a more comfortable room.Copy !req
362. Then again, maybe not.Copy !req
363. You didn't even let me say goodbye.Copy !req
364. I'll never see him again.Copy !req
365. I didn't get to say goodbye.Copy !req
366. I'll show you to your room.Copy !req
367. My room? But I thought...Copy !req
368. You wanna...
You wanna stay in the tower?Copy !req
369. - No.
- Then follow me.Copy !req
370. Say something to her.Copy !req
371. I hope you like it here.Copy !req
372. The castle is your home now,Copy !req
373. so you can go anywhere you like,
except the west wing.Copy !req
374. - What's in the west...
- It's forbidden!Copy !req
375. Now, if you need anything,
my servants will attend you.Copy !req
376. Dinner. Lnvite her to dinner.Copy !req
377. You will join me for dinner.
That's not a request!Copy !req
378. Who does she think she is?Copy !req
379. That girl has tangled
with the wrong man.Copy !req
380. - No one says no to Gaston.
- Darn right.Copy !req
381. Dismissed. Rejected.
Publicly humiliated.Copy !req
382. Why, it's more than I can bear.Copy !req
383. - More beer?
- What for? Nothing helps.Copy !req
384. - I'm disgraced.
- Who, you? Never.Copy !req
385. Gaston, you've got
to pull yourself together.Copy !req
386. Gosh, it disturbs me
to see you, GastonCopy !req
387. Looking so down in the dumpsCopy !req
388. Every guy here'd
love to be you, GastonCopy !req
389. Even when taking your lumpsCopy !req
390. There's no man in town
as admired as youCopy !req
391. You're everyone's favorite guyCopy !req
392. Everyone's awed
and inspired by youCopy !req
393. And it's not very hardCopy !req
394. To see whyCopy !req
395. No one's slick as GastonCopy !req
396. No one's quick as GastonCopy !req
397. No one's neck's
as incredibly thick as GastonCopy !req
398. For there's no man in town
half as manlyCopy !req
399. Perfect, a pure paragonCopy !req
400. You can ask any
Tom, Dick or StanleyCopy !req
401. And they'll tell you
whose team they prefer to be onCopy !req
402. No one's been like GastonCopy !req
403. A kingpin like GastonCopy !req
404. No one's got a swell cleft
in his chin like GastonCopy !req
405. As a specimen, yes, I'm intimidatingCopy !req
406. My, what a guy, that GastonCopy !req
407. Give five hurrahs
Give 12 hip-hipsCopy !req
408. Gaston is the best
and the rest is all dripsCopy !req
409. No one fights like GastonCopy !req
410. Douses lights like GastonCopy !req
411. In a wrestling match
nobody bites like GastonCopy !req
412. For there's no one
as burly and brawnyCopy !req
413. As you see, I've got biceps to spareCopy !req
414. - Not a bit of him scraggly or scrawny
- That's rightCopy !req
415. And every last inch of me's
covered with hairCopy !req
416. - No one hits like Gaston
- Matches wits like GastonCopy !req
417. In a spitting match
nobody spits like GastonCopy !req
418. I'm especially good at expectoratingCopy !req
419. Ten points for GastonCopy !req
420. When I was a lad
I ate four dozen eggsCopy !req
421. Every morning to help me get largeCopy !req
422. And now that I'm grown
I eat five dozen eggsCopy !req
423. So I'm roughly the size of a bargeCopy !req
424. No one shoots like GastonCopy !req
425. Makes those beauts like GastonCopy !req
426. Then goes tromping around
wearing boots like GastonCopy !req
427. I use antlers in all of my decoratingCopy !req
428. My, what a guyCopy !req
429. GastonCopy !req
430. - Help! Someone help me!
- Maurice?Copy !req
431. Please! Please, I need your help.Copy !req
432. He's got her...
He's got her locked in the dungeon.Copy !req
433. - Who?
- Belle. We must go.Copy !req
434. Not... Not a minute to lose.Copy !req
435. Whoa! Slow down, Maurice.Copy !req
436. - Who's got Belle locked in a dungeon?
- A beast!Copy !req
437. A horrible, monstrous beast!Copy !req
438. - Is it a big beast?
- Huge.Copy !req
439. - With a long, ugly snout?
- Hideously ugly.Copy !req
440. - And sharp, cruel fangs?
- Yes, yes! Will you help me?Copy !req
441. All right, old man. We'll help you out.Copy !req
442. You will?
Thank you, thank you, thank you.Copy !req
443. Crazy old Maurice.Copy !req
444. He's always good for a laugh.Copy !req
445. Crazy old Maurice?Copy !req
446. Crazy old Maurice.Copy !req
447. LeFou, I'm afraid I've been thinkingCopy !req
448. A dangerous pastimeCopy !req
449. I knowCopy !req
450. But that wacky old coot
is Belle's fatherCopy !req
451. And his sanity's only so-soCopy !req
452. Now, the wheels in my head
have been turningCopy !req
453. Since I looked at that loony old manCopy !req
454. See, I promised myself
I'd be married to BelleCopy !req
455. And right now, I'm evolving a planCopy !req
456. - if l...
- Yes?Copy !req
457. - Then we...
- No, would she?Copy !req
458. - Guess.
- Now I get it!Copy !req
459. - Let's go!
- Let's go!Copy !req
460. No one plots like GastonCopy !req
461. Takes cheap shots like GastonCopy !req
462. Plans to persecute harmless crackpots
like GastonCopy !req
463. So, his marriage
we soon will be celebratingCopy !req
464. My, what a guyCopy !req
465. GastonCopy !req
466. Will no one help me?Copy !req
467. - Who is it?
- Mrs. Potts, dear.Copy !req
468. I thought you might like a spot of tea.Copy !req
469. But you're... You're a...Copy !req
470. - Careful.
- This is impossible.Copy !req
471. I know it is, but here we are.Copy !req
472. I told you she was pretty, Mama,
didn't l?Copy !req
473. All right, Chip, now, that'll do.
Slowly now. Don't spill.Copy !req
474. Thank you.Copy !req
475. Wanna see me do a trick?Copy !req
476. - Chip!
- Sorry.Copy !req
477. That was a very brave thing
you did, my dear.Copy !req
478. We all think so.Copy !req
479. But I've lost my father,
my dreams, everything.Copy !req
480. Cheer up, child.
It'll turn out all right in the end.Copy !req
481. You'll see.Copy !req
482. Listen to me jabbering onCopy !req
483. while there's a supper
to get on the table.Copy !req
484. Chip?Copy !req
485. Bye.Copy !req
486. Well, now,
what shall we dress you in for dinner?Copy !req
487. Let's see what I got in my drawers.Copy !req
488. How embarrassing!Copy !req
489. Here we are.
You'll look ravishing in this one.Copy !req
490. That's very kind of you,
but I'm not going to dinner.Copy !req
491. But you must.Copy !req
492. Dinner is served.Copy !req
493. What's taking so long?Copy !req
494. I told her to come down.Copy !req
495. - Why isn't she here yet?
- Try to be patient, sir.Copy !req
496. The girl has lost her father
and her freedom all in one day.Copy !req
497. Master, have you thoughtCopy !req
498. that perhaps this girl could be the one
to break the spell?Copy !req
499. Of course I have! I'm not a fool.Copy !req
500. Good! So, you fall in love with her,Copy !req
501. she falls in love with you, and poof!
The spell is broken.Copy !req
502. We'll be human again by midnight.Copy !req
503. It's not that easy, Lumiere.
These things take time.Copy !req
504. But the rose has already begun to wilt.Copy !req
505. It's no use.Copy !req
506. She's so beautiful and I'm...Copy !req
507. Well, look at me!Copy !req
508. You must help her to see past all that.Copy !req
509. I don't know how.Copy !req
510. Well, you can start
by making yourself more presentable.Copy !req
511. Straighten up.
Try to act like a gentleman.Copy !req
512. Yes. When she comes in,
give her a dashing, debonair smile.Copy !req
513. Come, come, show me the smile.Copy !req
514. - But don't frighten the poor girl.
- lmpress her with your rapier wit.Copy !req
515. But be gentle.Copy !req
516. - Shower her with compliments.
- But be sincere.Copy !req
517. And above all,Copy !req
518. - you must control your temper!
- You must control your temper!Copy !req
519. Here she is!Copy !req
520. Good evening.Copy !req
521. - Well, where is she?
- Who?Copy !req
522. The girl, yes. The girl.Copy !req
523. Well, actually, she's in the process of...Copy !req
524. Circumstances being what they are...
She's not coming.Copy !req
525. What?Copy !req
526. Oh, dear. Your Grace! Your Eminence!Copy !req
527. Let's not be hasty!Copy !req
528. I thought I told you
to come down to dinner!Copy !req
529. I'm not hungry.Copy !req
530. You'll come out or I'll... I'll...
I'll break down the door!Copy !req
531. Master, I could be wrong,Copy !req
532. but that may not be the best way
to win the girl's affections.Copy !req
533. Please attempt to be a gentleman.Copy !req
534. But she is being so difficult.Copy !req
535. Gently, gently.Copy !req
536. - Will you come down to dinner?
- No!Copy !req
537. Suave, genteel.Copy !req
538. It would give me great pleasureCopy !req
539. if you would join me for dinner.Copy !req
540. And we say "please."Copy !req
541. - Please.
- No, thank you.Copy !req
542. - You can't stay in there forever!
- Yes, I can.Copy !req
543. Fine! Then go ahead and starve!Copy !req
544. if she doesn't eat with me,
then she doesn't eat at all!Copy !req
545. Oh, dear.
That didn't go very well at all, did it?Copy !req
546. Lumiere, stand watch at the doorCopy !req
547. and inform me at once
if there is the slightest change.Copy !req
548. You can count on me, mon capitaine.Copy !req
549. Well, we might as well go downstairs
and start cleaning up.Copy !req
550. I ask nicely, but she refuses.Copy !req
551. What does she want me to do, beg?Copy !req
552. Show me the girl.Copy !req
553. But the master's really not so bad,
once you get to know him.Copy !req
554. Why don't you give him a chance?Copy !req
555. I don't want to get to know him.Copy !req
556. I don't want to have anything
to do with him.Copy !req
557. I'm just fooling myself.Copy !req
558. She'll never see me as anythingCopy !req
559. but a monster.Copy !req
560. It's hopeless.Copy !req
561. - Oh, no.
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
562. - Oh, no.
- Oh, yes, yes, yes.Copy !req
563. I've been burned by you before.Copy !req
564. Zut alors! She has emerged!Copy !req
565. Come on, Chip. Lnto the cupboard
with your brothers and sisters.Copy !req
566. But I'm not sleepy.Copy !req
567. - Yes, you are.
- No, I'm not.Copy !req
568. I work and I slave all day long,
and for what?Copy !req
569. A culinary masterpiece gone to waste!Copy !req
570. Stop your grousing.
It's been a long night for all of us.Copy !req
571. Well, if you ask me,
she was just being stubborn.Copy !req
572. After all, he did say "please."Copy !req
573. But if the master doesn't learn
to control that temper,Copy !req
574. - he'll never break the...
- Splendid to see youCopy !req
575. out and about, mademoiselle.Copy !req
576. I am Cogsworth, head of the household.Copy !req
577. - This is Lumiere.
- Enchanté, chérie.Copy !req
578. if there's, stop that,
anything we, please,Copy !req
579. can do to make your stay
more comfortable...Copy !req
580. - I am a little hungry.
- You are?Copy !req
581. Hear that? She's hungry.Copy !req
582. Stoke the fire.
Break out the silver. Wake the china.Copy !req
583. Remember what the master said.Copy !req
584. Pish tosh. I'm not about
to let the poor child go hungry.Copy !req
585. All right, fine. Glass of water,
crust of bread and then...Copy !req
586. Cogsworth, I am surprised at you.Copy !req
587. She's not a prisoner. She's our guest.Copy !req
588. We must make her feel welcome here.
Right this way, mademoiselle.Copy !req
589. Well, keep it down.Copy !req
590. if the master finds out about this,
it will be our necks.Copy !req
591. Of course, of course.Copy !req
592. But what is dinner
without a little music?Copy !req
593. Music?Copy !req
594. It is with deepest pride
and greatest pleasureCopy !req
595. that we welcome you tonight.Copy !req
596. And now, we invite you to relax.Copy !req
597. Let us pull up a chair,
as the dining room proudly presentsCopy !req
598. your dinner.Copy !req
599. Be our guest, be our guestCopy !req
600. Put our service to the testCopy !req
601. Tie your napkin
'round your neck, chérieCopy !req
602. And we provide the restCopy !req
603. Soup du jour, hot hors d'oeuvresCopy !req
604. Why, we only live to serveCopy !req
605. Try the gray stuff, it's deliciousCopy !req
606. Don't believe me?
Ask the dishesCopy !req
607. They can sing, they can danceCopy !req
608. After all, miss, this is FranceCopy !req
609. And a dinner here
is never second bestCopy !req
610. Go on, unfold your menuCopy !req
611. Take a glance
and then you'll be our guestCopy !req
612. Oui, ourguest
Be our guestCopy !req
613. Beef ragout, cheese souffléCopy !req
614. Pie and pudding, en flambéCopy !req
615. We'll prepare and serve with flairCopy !req
616. A culinary cabaretCopy !req
617. You're alone and you're scaredCopy !req
618. But the banquet's all preparedCopy !req
619. No one's gloomy or complainingCopy !req
620. While the flatware's entertainingCopy !req
621. We tell jokes, I do tricksCopy !req
622. With my fellow candlesticksCopy !req
623. Und it's all in perfect tasteCopy !req
624. That you can betCopy !req
625. Come on and lift your glassCopy !req
626. You've won your own free passCopy !req
627. To be our guestCopy !req
628. if you're stressed
it's fine dining we suggestCopy !req
629. Be our guest, be our guestCopy !req
630. Be our guestCopy !req
631. Life is so unnervingCopy !req
632. For a servant who's not servingCopy !req
633. He's not whole
without a soul to wait uponCopy !req
634. Get off!Copy !req
635. Those good old daysCopy !req
636. When we were usefulCopy !req
637. Suddenly, those good old days
are goneCopy !req
638. Ten years we've been rustingCopy !req
639. Needing so much more than dustingCopy !req
640. Needing exerciseCopy !req
641. A chance to use our skillsCopy !req
642. Most days
we just lay around the castleCopy !req
643. Flabby, fat and lazyCopy !req
644. You walked in and oops-a-daisyCopy !req
645. It's a guest, it's a guestCopy !req
646. Sakes alive, well, I'll be blessedCopy !req
647. Wine's been poured
and thank the LordCopy !req
648. I've had the napkins freshly pressedCopy !req
649. With dessert, she'll want teaCopy !req
650. And, my dear, that's fine with meCopy !req
651. While the cups do their soft-shoeingCopy !req
652. I'll be bubbling, I'll be brewingCopy !req
653. I'll get warm, piping hotCopy !req
654. Heaven sakes, is that a spot?Copy !req
655. Clean it up
We want the company impressedCopy !req
656. We've got a lot to doCopy !req
657. Is it one lump or two?Copy !req
658. For you, our guestCopy !req
659. - She's our guest
- She's our guestCopy !req
660. Be our guestCopy !req
661. Be our guest, be our guest
Our command is your requestCopy !req
662. Let's go, people. Fun's over.
Over here. Line up.Copy !req
663. It's 10 years
since we've had anybody hereCopy !req
664. And we're obsessedCopy !req
665. With your meal, with your easeCopy !req
666. Yes, indeed, we aim to pleaseCopy !req
667. While the candlelight's still glowingCopy !req
668. Let us help you, we'll keep goingCopy !req
669. Course by courseCopy !req
670. One by oneCopy !req
671. Till you shout, "Enough, I'm done!"Copy !req
672. Then we'll sing you off to sleep
as you digestCopy !req
673. Tonight, you'll prop your feet upCopy !req
674. But for now, let's eat upCopy !req
675. Be our guestCopy !req
676. Be our guestCopy !req
677. Be our guestCopy !req
678. Please be ourCopy !req
679. GuestCopy !req
680. - Bravo! That was wonderful.
- Thank you.Copy !req
681. Thank you, mademoiselle.
Good show, wasn't it? Everyone!Copy !req
682. My goodness, look at the time.
Now it's off to bed, off to bed.Copy !req
683. I couldn't possibly go to bed now.Copy !req
684. It's my first time in an enchanted castle.Copy !req
685. Enchanted!Copy !req
686. Who said anything
about the castle being enchanted?Copy !req
687. It was you, wasn't it?Copy !req
688. I figured it out for myself.Copy !req
689. I'd like to look around, if that's all right.Copy !req
690. - Would you like a tour?
- Wait a second. Wait a second.Copy !req
691. I'm not sure that's such a good idea.Copy !req
692. We can't let her go poking around
in certain places,Copy !req
693. if you know what I mean.Copy !req
694. Perhaps you'd like to take me.Copy !req
695. I'm sure you know everything there is
to know about the castle.Copy !req
696. Well. Actually, l...Copy !req
697. Yes, I do.Copy !req
698. As you can see,
the pseudo-facade was stripped awayCopy !req
699. to reveal the minimalist Rococo design.Copy !req
700. Note the unusual
inverted vaulted ceilings.Copy !req
701. This is yet another example
of the late-neoclassic Baroque period.Copy !req
702. And, as I always say,
if it's not Baroque, don't fix it.Copy !req
703. Where was l?Copy !req
704. As you were!Copy !req
705. Now, then, if I may draw your attention
to the flying buttresses above the...Copy !req
706. Mademoiselle?Copy !req
707. - What's up there?
- Where? There? Nothing.Copy !req
708. Absolutely nothing of interest at all
in the west wing.Copy !req
709. Dusty, dull, very boring.Copy !req
710. So, that's the west wing!Copy !req
711. Nice going.Copy !req
712. I wonder what he's hiding up there.Copy !req
713. - Hiding? The master is hiding nothing.
- Then it wouldn't be forbidden.Copy !req
714. Perhaps mademoiselle would like
to see something else?Copy !req
715. We have exquisite tapestries
dating all the way back to...Copy !req
716. - Maybe later.
- The gardens.Copy !req
717. Or... Or the... The library, perhaps?Copy !req
718. You have a library?Copy !req
719. - Yes. lndeed.
- With books.Copy !req
720. - Scads of books.
- Mountains of books.Copy !req
721. - Forests of books.
- Cascades.Copy !req
722. - Cloudbursts.
- Swamps of books.Copy !req
723. More books than you'll ever be able
to read in a lifetime.Copy !req
724. Books on every subject ever studiedCopy !req
725. by every author
who ever set pen to paper.Copy !req
726. - Why did you come here?
- I'm... I'm sorry.Copy !req
727. - I warned you never to come here!
- I didn't mean any harm.Copy !req
728. Do you realize
what you could have done?Copy !req
729. Please! Stop!Copy !req
730. - Get out!
- No!Copy !req
731. Get out!Copy !req
732. Where are you going?Copy !req
733. Promise or no promise,
I can't stay here another minute.Copy !req
734. No, wait, please! Please, wait!Copy !req
735. No!Copy !req
736. Here, now. Don't do that.Copy !req
737. Just hold still.Copy !req
738. That hurts!Copy !req
739. if you'd hold still,
it wouldn't hurt as much!Copy !req
740. Well, if you hadn't have run away,
this wouldn't have happened.Copy !req
741. if you hadn't frightened me,
I wouldn't have run away.Copy !req
742. Well, you shouldn't have been
in the west wing!Copy !req
743. Well, you should learn
to control your temper.Copy !req
744. Now, hold still. This might sting a little.Copy !req
745. By the way,
thank you for saving my life.Copy !req
746. You're welcome.Copy !req
747. I don't usually leave the asylum
in the middle of the night,Copy !req
748. but he said
you'd make it worth my while.Copy !req
749. - I'm listening.
- It's like this.Copy !req
750. I've got my heart set on marrying Belle,Copy !req
751. but she needs a little persuasion.Copy !req
752. Turned him down flat.Copy !req
753. Everyone knows her father's a lunatic.Copy !req
754. He was in here tonight
raving about a beast in a castle.Copy !req
755. Maurice is harmless.Copy !req
756. The point is, Belle would do anything
to keep him from being locked up.Copy !req
757. Yeah, even marry him.Copy !req
758. So, you want me to throw her father
into the asylum,Copy !req
759. unless she agrees to marry you.Copy !req
760. That is despicable.Copy !req
761. I love it.Copy !req
762. if no one will help me,
then I'll go back alone.Copy !req
763. Yes, is that everything?
I don't care what it takes.Copy !req
764. I'll find that castle and somehow, l...Copy !req
765. I'll get her out of there.Copy !req
766. - Belle! Maurice!
- Oh, well.Copy !req
767. Guess it's not gonna work, after all.Copy !req
768. They have to come back sometime.Copy !req
769. And when they do,
we'll be ready for them.Copy !req
770. LeFou, don't move from that spot
until Belle and her father come home.Copy !req
771. But... But l...Copy !req
772. Nuts.Copy !req
773. I've never felt this way about anyone.Copy !req
774. I want to do something for her.
But what?Copy !req
775. Well, there's the usual things.Copy !req
776. Flowers, chocolates,
promises you don't intend to keep.Copy !req
777. No, no.
It has to be something very special.Copy !req
778. Something that sparks her interest.
Wait a minute.Copy !req
779. Belle?Copy !req
780. There's something I want to show you.Copy !req
781. But first, you have to close your eyes.Copy !req
782. It's a surprise.Copy !req
783. - Can I open them?
- No, no. Not yet.Copy !req
784. Wait here.Copy !req
785. - Now can I open them?
- All right. Now.Copy !req
786. I can't believe it.Copy !req
787. I've never seen so many books
in all my life.Copy !req
788. - You... You like it?
- It's wonderful.Copy !req
789. Then it's yours.Copy !req
790. Thank you so much.Copy !req
791. - Would you look at that!
- I knew it would work.Copy !req
792. What? What works?Copy !req
793. - It's very encouraging.
- isn't this exciting?Copy !req
794. - I didn't see anything.
- Come along, Chip.Copy !req
795. There's chores to be done
in the kitchen.Copy !req
796. But what are they talking about?
What's going on? Come on, Mom.Copy !req
797. There's something sweet
and almost kindCopy !req
798. But he was mean
and he was coarse and unrefinedCopy !req
799. And now he's dear and so unsureCopy !req
800. I wonder why
I didn't see it there beforeCopy !req
801. She glanced this wayCopy !req
802. I thought I sawCopy !req
803. And when we touched
she didn't shudder at my pawCopy !req
804. No, it can't beCopy !req
805. I'll just ignoreCopy !req
806. But then she's never looked at me
that way beforeCopy !req
807. New and a bit alarmingCopy !req
808. Who'd have ever thoughtCopy !req
809. That this could beCopy !req
810. TrueCopy !req
811. That he's no Prince CharmingCopy !req
812. But there's something in himCopy !req
813. That I simply didn't seeCopy !req
814. - Well, who'd have thought
- Well, bless my soulCopy !req
815. - Well, who'd have known
- Well, who, indeedCopy !req
816. And who'd have guessed
they'd come together on their ownCopy !req
817. - It's so peculiar. Wait and see
- We'll wait and seeCopy !req
818. A few days moreCopy !req
819. There may be something there
that wasn't there beforeCopy !req
820. You know, perhaps there is something
there that wasn't there beforeCopy !req
821. What?Copy !req
822. There may be something there
that wasn't there beforeCopy !req
823. What's there, Mama?Copy !req
824. I'll tell you when you're older.Copy !req
825. Right, then,
you all know why we're here.Copy !req
826. We have exactly 12 hours,
36 minutes and 15 secondsCopy !req
827. to create the most magical,
spontaneous, romantic atmosphereCopy !req
828. known to man or beast.Copy !req
829. Right. Need I remind youCopy !req
830. that if the last petal falls from this roseCopy !req
831. the spell will never be broken?Copy !req
832. Very well.
You all know your assignments.Copy !req
833. Half of you to the west wing,
half of you to the east wing,Copy !req
834. the rest of you, come with me.Copy !req
835. Lighten up, Cogsworth,
and let nature take its course.Copy !req
836. It's obvious there's a spark
between them.Copy !req
837. Yes, but there's no harm
in fanning the flames, you know, a little.Copy !req
838. Besides, they must fall in love tonight
if we ever expect to be human again.Copy !req
839. - Human again.
- Human again.Copy !req
840. Yes, think what that means.Copy !req
841. I'll be cooking againCopy !req
842. Be good-looking againCopy !req
843. With a mademoiselle on each armCopy !req
844. When I'm human againCopy !req
845. Only human againCopy !req
846. Poised and polished
and gleaming with charmCopy !req
847. I'll be courting againCopy !req
848. Chic and sporting againCopy !req
849. Which should cause
several husbands alarmCopy !req
850. I'll hop down off this shelfCopy !req
851. and, tout de suite, be myselfCopy !req
852. I can't wait to be human againCopy !req
853. When we're human againCopy !req
854. Only human againCopy !req
855. When we're knickknacks
and what-nots no moreCopy !req
856. When we're human againCopy !req
857. Good and human againCopy !req
858. Oh, chéri, won't it all be top-drawer?Copy !req
859. I'll wear lipstick and rougeCopy !req
860. And I won't be so hugeCopy !req
861. Why, I'll easily fit through that doorCopy !req
862. I'll exude savoir-faireCopy !req
863. I'll wear gowns, I'll have hairCopy !req
864. It's my prayer to be human againCopy !req
865. When we're human againCopy !req
866. Only human againCopy !req
867. When the world once more
starts making senseCopy !req
868. I'll unwind for a changeCopy !req
869. Really? That would be strangeCopy !req
870. Can I help it if I'm tense?Copy !req
871. In a shack by the seaCopy !req
872. I'll sit back sipping teaCopy !req
873. Let my early retirement commenceCopy !req
874. Far from fools made of waxCopy !req
875. I'll get down to brass tacks and relaxCopy !req
876. When I'm human againCopy !req
877. So, sweep that dust from the floorCopy !req
878. Let's let some light in the roomCopy !req
879. I can feel, I can tellCopy !req
880. Someone might break the spellCopy !req
881. Any day nowCopy !req
882. Shine up the brass on the doorCopy !req
883. Alert the dustbin and broomCopy !req
884. if it all goes as plannedCopy !req
885. Our time may be at handCopy !req
886. Any day nowCopy !req
887. Open the shutters
and let in some airCopy !req
888. Put these here
and put those over thereCopy !req
889. Sweep up the years
of sadness and tearsCopy !req
890. And throw them awayCopy !req
891. We'll be human againCopy !req
892. Only human againCopy !req
893. When the girl finally sets us all freeCopy !req
894. Cheeks a-blooming againCopy !req
895. We're assuming againCopy !req
896. We'll resume our long lost
joie de vivreCopy !req
897. We'll be playing againCopy !req
898. Holidaying againCopy !req
899. And we're praying it's ASAPCopy !req
900. We will push, we will shoveCopy !req
901. They will both fall in loveCopy !req
902. And we'll finally be human againCopy !req
903. "For never was a story of more woeCopy !req
904. "Than this of Juliet and her Romeo"Copy !req
905. - Could you read it again?
- Here, why don't you read it to me?Copy !req
906. All right.Copy !req
907. - I can't.
- You mean, you never learned?Copy !req
908. I learned. A little.Copy !req
909. It's just been so long.Copy !req
910. Well, here, I'll help you.Copy !req
911. - Let's start here.
- Here.Copy !req
912. - Okay. "Twoh..."
- "Two."Copy !req
913. "Two." I knew that. "Two households..."Copy !req
914. We'll be dancing againCopy !req
915. We'll be twirling againCopy !req
916. We'll be whirling around
with such easeCopy !req
917. When we're human againCopy !req
918. Only human againCopy !req
919. We'll go waltzing
those old one-two-threesCopy !req
920. We'll be floating againCopy !req
921. We'll be gliding againCopy !req
922. Stepping, striding
as fine as you pleaseCopy !req
923. Like a real human doesCopy !req
924. I'll be all that I wasCopy !req
925. On that glorious morn
when we're finally rebornCopy !req
926. And we're all of us humanCopy !req
927. AgainCopy !req
928. Tonight is the night.Copy !req
929. - I'm not sure I can do this.
- You don't have time to be timid.Copy !req
930. You must be bold, daring.Copy !req
931. Bold. Daring.Copy !req
932. There will be music,
romantic candlelightCopy !req
933. provided by myself.Copy !req
934. And when the moment is right,
you confess your love.Copy !req
935. Yes, l...Copy !req
936. l... l... No, I can't.Copy !req
937. - You care for the girl, don't you?
- More than anything.Copy !req
938. Well, then, you must tell her.Copy !req
939. Voilà! You look so, so...Copy !req
940. Stupid.Copy !req
941. Not quite the word I was looking for.Copy !req
942. Perhaps a little more off the top.Copy !req
943. Your lady awaits.Copy !req
944. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
945. True as it can beCopy !req
946. Barely even friendsCopy !req
947. Then somebody bendsCopy !req
948. UnexpectedlyCopy !req
949. Just a little changeCopy !req
950. Small to say the leastCopy !req
951. Both a little scaredCopy !req
952. Neither one preparedCopy !req
953. Beauty and the BeastCopy !req
954. Everjust the sameCopy !req
955. Ever a surpriseCopy !req
956. Ever as beforeCopy !req
957. Everjust as sureCopy !req
958. As the sun will riseCopy !req
959. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
960. Tune as old as songCopy !req
961. Bittersweet and strangeCopy !req
962. Finding you can changeCopy !req
963. Learning you were wrongCopy !req
964. Certain as the sunCopy !req
965. Rising in the eastCopy !req
966. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
967. Song as old as rhymeCopy !req
968. Beauty and the BeastCopy !req
969. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
970. Song as old as rhymeCopy !req
971. Beauty and the BeastCopy !req
972. Off to the cupboard with you now, Chip.
It's past your bedtime.Copy !req
973. Good night, love.Copy !req
974. Belle?Copy !req
975. Are you happy here with me?Copy !req
976. Yes.Copy !req
977. What is it?Copy !req
978. if only I could see my father again,
just for a moment.Copy !req
979. I miss him so much.Copy !req
980. There is a way.Copy !req
981. This mirror will show you anything.Copy !req
982. Anything you wish to see.Copy !req
983. I'd like to see my father, please.Copy !req
984. Papa. Oh, no.Copy !req
985. He's sick. He may be dying,
and he's all alone.Copy !req
986. Then you must go to him.Copy !req
987. What did you say?Copy !req
988. I release you.
You're no longer my prisoner.Copy !req
989. - You mean I'm free?
- Yes.Copy !req
990. Thank you.
Hold on, Papa. I'm on my way.Copy !req
991. Take it with youCopy !req
992. so you'll always have a way
to look back and remember me.Copy !req
993. Thank you for understanding
how much he needs me.Copy !req
994. Well, Your Highness, I must say
everything is going just swimmingly.Copy !req
995. I knew you had it in you.Copy !req
996. I let her go.Copy !req
997. Yes, yes...Copy !req
998. You what?Copy !req
999. - How could you do that?
- I had to.Copy !req
1000. Yes, but... But why?Copy !req
1001. Because I love her.Copy !req
1002. He did what?Copy !req
1003. - Yes, I'm afraid it's true.
- She's going away?Copy !req
1004. But he was so close.Copy !req
1005. After all this time,
he's finally learned to love.Copy !req
1006. That's it then.
That should break the spell.Copy !req
1007. But it's not enough.
She has to love him in return.Copy !req
1008. Now it's too late.Copy !req
1009. Papa?Copy !req
1010. Papa?Copy !req
1011. They're back.Copy !req
1012. Belle.Copy !req
1013. It's all right, Papa. I'm home.Copy !req
1014. I thought I'd never see you again.Copy !req
1015. - I missed you so much!
- But the Beast...Copy !req
1016. - Did you... How did you escape?
- I didn't escape, Papa.Copy !req
1017. - He... He let me go.
- That horrible beast?Copy !req
1018. But he's different now, Papa.
He's changed somehow.Copy !req
1019. - Hi!
- A stowaway.Copy !req
1020. Why, hello there, little fella.Copy !req
1021. Didn't think I'd see you again.Copy !req
1022. Belle, why'd you go away?Copy !req
1023. Don't you like us anymore?Copy !req
1024. Chip, of course I do. It's just that...Copy !req
1025. - May I help you?
- I've come to collect your father.Copy !req
1026. - My father?
- Don'tworry, mademoiselle.Copy !req
1027. We'll take good care of him.Copy !req
1028. - My father's not crazy!
- He was raving like a lunatic!Copy !req
1029. - We all heard him, didn't we?
- Yes!Copy !req
1030. - No, I won't let you!
- Belle?Copy !req
1031. Maurice, tell us again, old man.Copy !req
1032. Just how big was the beast?Copy !req
1033. He was... I mean, he was...
He was enormous!Copy !req
1034. I'd... I'd say at least eight,
no, more like 10 feet!Copy !req
1035. Well, you don't get much crazier
than that.Copy !req
1036. It's true, I tell you.Copy !req
1037. - Get him out of here!
- Let go of me!Copy !req
1038. No! You can't do this!Copy !req
1039. Poor Belle.
It's a shame about your father.Copy !req
1040. You know he's not crazy, Gaston.Copy !req
1041. I might be able to clear up
this little misunderstanding if...Copy !req
1042. - if what?
- if you marry me.Copy !req
1043. - What?
- One little word, Belle.Copy !req
1044. - That's all it takes.
- Never!Copy !req
1045. Have it your way.Copy !req
1046. Belle? Let go of me!Copy !req
1047. My father's not crazy
and I can prove it.Copy !req
1048. Show me the Beast.Copy !req
1049. - Is it dangerous?
- No, no, he'd never hurt anyone.Copy !req
1050. Please, I know he looks vicious,
but he's really kind and gentle.Copy !req
1051. - He's my friend.
- if I didn't know better,Copy !req
1052. I'd think you had feelings
for this monster.Copy !req
1053. He's no monster, Gaston. You are!Copy !req
1054. She's as crazy as the old man.Copy !req
1055. The Beast will make off
with your children.Copy !req
1056. - He'll come after them in the night.
- No.Copy !req
1057. We're not safe till his head
is mounted on my wall!Copy !req
1058. I say we kill the Beast!Copy !req
1059. We're not safe until he's deadCopy !req
1060. He'll come stalking us at nightCopy !req
1061. Set to sacrifice our childrenCopy !req
1062. To his monstrous appetiteCopy !req
1063. He'll wreak havoc on our villageCopy !req
1064. if we let him wander freeCopy !req
1065. So, it's time to take some action, boysCopy !req
1066. It's time to follow meCopy !req
1067. Through the mist, through the woods
through the darkness and the shadowsCopy !req
1068. It's a nightmare
but it's one exciting rideCopy !req
1069. Say a prayer, then we're there
at the drawbridge of a castleCopy !req
1070. And there's something
truly terrible insideCopy !req
1071. It's a beast
He's got fangs, razor-sharp onesCopy !req
1072. Massive paws, killer claws
for the feastCopy !req
1073. Hear him roar, see him foamCopy !req
1074. But we're not coming homeCopy !req
1075. Till he's dead, good and dead
Kill the Beast!Copy !req
1076. No, I won't let you do this.Copy !req
1077. if you're not with us, you're against us.
Bring the old man!Copy !req
1078. Get your hands off me!Copy !req
1079. We can't have them running off
to warn the creature.Copy !req
1080. - Let us out!
- We'll rid the village of this beast!Copy !req
1081. - Who's with me?
- I am!Copy !req
1082. - I am!
- I am!Copy !req
1083. Light your torch, mount your horseCopy !req
1084. Screw your courage
to the sticking placeCopy !req
1085. We're counting on Gaston
to lead the wayCopy !req
1086. Through a mist, to a wood
where within a haunted castleCopy !req
1087. Something's lurking
that you don't see every dayCopy !req
1088. It's a beast
One as tall as a mountainCopy !req
1089. We won't rest
till he's good and deceasedCopy !req
1090. Sally forth, tally-hoCopy !req
1091. Grab your sword and your bowCopy !req
1092. Praise the Lord and here we goCopy !req
1093. We'll lay siege to the castle
and bring back his head!Copy !req
1094. I have to warn the Beast.
This is all my fault.Copy !req
1095. - Papa, what are we going to do?
- Now, now. We'll think of something.Copy !req
1096. We don't like
what we don't understandCopy !req
1097. In fact, it scares usCopy !req
1098. And this monster
is mysterious at leastCopy !req
1099. Bring your guns, bring your knivesCopy !req
1100. Save your children and your wivesCopy !req
1101. We'll save our village and our livesCopy !req
1102. We'll kill the BeastCopy !req
1103. I knew it. I knew it was foolish
to get our hopes up.Copy !req
1104. Maybe it would have been better
if she'd never come at all.Copy !req
1105. - Could it be...
- Is it she?Copy !req
1106. Sacrebleu! lnvaders!Copy !req
1107. - Encroachers.
- And they have the mirror.Copy !req
1108. Warn the master.Copy !req
1109. if it's a fight they want,
we'll be ready for them.Copy !req
1110. Who's with me?Copy !req
1111. Take whatever booty you can find.Copy !req
1112. But remember, the Beast is mine!Copy !req
1113. Hearts ablaze, banners highCopy !req
1114. We go marching into battleCopy !req
1115. Unafraid, although the danger
just increasedCopy !req
1116. Raise the flag, sing the songCopy !req
1117. Here we come, we're 50 strongCopy !req
1118. And 50 Frenchmen can't be wrongCopy !req
1119. Let's kill the BeastCopy !req
1120. - Pardon me, Master.
- Leave me in peace.Copy !req
1121. But, sir, the castle is under attack.Copy !req
1122. Kill the Beast! Kill the Beast!Copy !req
1123. - This isn't working.
- Lumiere, we must do something!Copy !req
1124. Wait! I know!Copy !req
1125. Kill the Beast! Kill the Beast!Copy !req
1126. What shall we do, Master?Copy !req
1127. It doesn't matter now.Copy !req
1128. Just let them come.Copy !req
1129. Kill the Beast! Kill the Beast!Copy !req
1130. Kill the Beast!Copy !req
1131. Now!Copy !req
1132. Yes!Copy !req
1133. Here we go!Copy !req
1134. What the devil?Copy !req
1135. Belle, look out!Copy !req
1136. You guys gotta try this thing.Copy !req
1137. Up here, you scurvy scum.Copy !req
1138. Now!Copy !req
1139. And stay out.Copy !req
1140. Get up.Copy !req
1141. Get up.Copy !req
1142. What's the matter, Beast?Copy !req
1143. Too kind and gentle to fight back?Copy !req
1144. No!Copy !req
1145. - Belle.
- No, Gaston, don't.Copy !req
1146. Let's go, Philippe.Copy !req
1147. Come on out and fight!Copy !req
1148. Were you in love with her, Beast?Copy !req
1149. Did you honestly think she'd want youCopy !req
1150. when she had someone like me?Copy !req
1151. It's over, Beast! Belle is mine!Copy !req
1152. Let me go. Let me go.
Please, don't hurt me.Copy !req
1153. I'll do anything. Anything!Copy !req
1154. Get out.Copy !req
1155. Beast!Copy !req
1156. Belle.Copy !req
1157. Belle?Copy !req
1158. You came back.Copy !req
1159. You...Copy !req
1160. You came back.Copy !req
1161. Of course I came back.
I couldn't let them...Copy !req
1162. This is all my fault.Copy !req
1163. if only I'd gotten here sooner.Copy !req
1164. Maybe it's better... It's better this way.Copy !req
1165. Don't talk like that.Copy !req
1166. You'll be all right.Copy !req
1167. We're together now.
Everything's going to be fine, you'll see.Copy !req
1168. At least I got to see youCopy !req
1169. one last time.Copy !req
1170. No. No.Copy !req
1171. Please. Please. Please don't leave me.Copy !req
1172. I love you.Copy !req
1173. Belle, it's me.Copy !req
1174. It is you.Copy !req
1175. Lumiere.Copy !req
1176. Cogsworth.Copy !req
1177. Mrs. Potts!Copy !req
1178. - Look at us.
- Mama. Mama.Copy !req
1179. - Oh, my goodness.
- It is a miracle.Copy !req
1180. L'amour.Copy !req
1181. Well, Lumiere, old friend.
Shall we let bygones be bygones?Copy !req
1182. Of course, mon ami.
I told you she would break the spell.Copy !req
1183. I beg your pardon, old friend,
but I believe I told you.Copy !req
1184. No, you didn't. I told you.Copy !req
1185. You most certainly did not,Copy !req
1186. you pompous,
paraffin-headed pea-brain!Copy !req
1187. En garde, you overgrown pocket watch!Copy !req
1188. - Take that.
- Stop shoving.Copy !req
1189. Are they gonna live
happily ever after, Mama?Copy !req
1190. Of course, my dear.Copy !req
1191. Of course.Copy !req
1192. Do I still have to sleep in the cupboard?Copy !req
1193. Certain as the sunCopy !req
1194. Rising in the eastCopy !req
1195. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
1196. Song as old as rhymeCopy !req
1197. Beauty and the BeastCopy !req
1198. Tale as old as timeCopy !req
1199. Song as old as rhymeCopy !req
1200. Beauty and the BeastCopy !req