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Remember I said before that I'd make my very own version of Belle's life story using the Life Story Azalea's Dolls game (www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… )? Well, that's what I did just now.

This is another random post I'm making. Ever since I tried the French Folklore game exactly 4 days ago, it made me think of the Life Story game, so I decided to create the next set of four Life Story pictures today. It was even faster than last time when I made the first four pictures of Life Story. Looks like I still have my motivation in my art. Ha ! I can't say too much of my future BatB story or I'll accidentally cause spoilers. But, I can tell you a little bit about my first two BatB OCs. The first male BatB OC will be named Beau, which means "handsome" in French. That's like a male version of Belle's name since its meaning is "beautiful". Huh. Beauty, Beau. They both sound very alike, hehehe . In my future BatB fanfic, Beau will be Belle's childhood friend. He's gonna be a really smart villager just like Belle, who will get along with him so well over their intelligence and their love of books. How those two will become friends as kids is something that I'll work on soon when I write my BatB story someday. Beau and his family are going to be neighbors and really good friends of Belle and Maurice. Thanks to his handsome looks being well-known by the townsfolk almost as much as it is with Belle's beauty, Beau will be not just a rival of Gaston, who will be a little jealous by Beau's more handsome appearance, but he'll also have an evil unrequited love interest like Gaston is to Belle. Two handsome boys becoming enemies for their different views in women. Ooooh! That is something I can't wait to write about . As for my first female BatB OC, she'll be a princess named Monique, whose name means "advisor". The meaning can be fitting for her wise and caring personality. She is gonna be the Beast's sister like I mentioned. Of course, just like her older brother, she'll be transformed into a beast by the Enchantress. Or in her case, a she-beast. The reason for her transformation will be different and it will have something to do with Monique's heart. While she's in her she-beast form, she will be called She-Beast or go by her real name. It depends on which name someone calls her. Unlike the Beast, Monique will be a good, benevolent and kind young woman beloved by those around her, including the servants. And she'll still be that in her she-beast form. Her personality will make her the polar opposite of the Prince/Adam, who used to be close with her in their childhood days until he grew up into a different man. He and Monique are going to despise each other thanks to the Beast's selfishness and cruelty that will make Monique deeply hate him for since the very beginning. Their estranged sibling relationship might be something the servants are gonna become concerned about, but also something that Belle and Beau will help repair during their stay at the castle . The storm has already left the Philippines, now heading towards Taiwan up in the north. It gave my mind enough peace to make these pictures. My version of Belle's life story is entirely inspired by Monique. The dresses I made in all four pictures above are close to what will be part of her wardrobe in my first future BatB fanfic. Although, the first and third dresses are perfect for Monique to wear. The first dress will be on paintings and a flashback of her with the Beast in their human forms while the third dress will be worn for a certain scene in the story where one of my most favorite Disney love songs is going to take place. A song that's literally a tale as old as time. Speaking of tales, I think it's time for me to tell you my made-up story based on these pictures. Before we proceed, I forgot to say one more thing about this . The second version of my Life Story pictures won't have the girl be named Belle like the first version. Here, she'll be named Beauty, just like the original one from the BatB fairy tale. I thought that could be more appropriate . All right! Now we can move on to the story based on this set of four Life Story pictures. While it's going to be the same as the story I created for my first Life Story version, I'm gonna change a few things to make it completely different. The second version's story will have some similarities here and there.

First off is the first picture (on the top-left corner), revealing the childhood of cute little Beauty alongside her parents. In her hands, she's holding a white kitten. She likes reading books very much since she was 5. Because of that, she gains a surprising intelligent mind at such a young age. This makes her parents very proud. Beauty's mother is a skilled and talented baker. She loves to bake lots of different pastries and confections for others to enjoy, especially her family. One of her most prized possessions is a beautiful rose gold birthday cake with red roses and gold beads she baked for Beauty's 8th birthday. It was a delicious cake, one that Beauty loves when she ate the first slice . As for Maurice, not only is he an inventor in this Life Story version, but he's also a merchant like his original fairy tale counterpart. He sells goods part-time when it's necessary, such as goat milk and eggs from his family's little farm. During his free time, he invents things to make his family's lives better. Interestingly, he never builds an invention for anyone until someone comes over to ask him what to build before he sells the invention to that person. Thanks to his aspiring inventions, Beauty becomes fascinated in them and what they do. Sometimes she likes to help her father with his inventions as an assistant. He gets surprised by how she figures out what he needs or what solutions for whatever issues his inventions get she suggests. On her birthday each year since the 5th, Maurice creates her a music box that represents different places and countries he had traveled to while selling his goods in his younger years. He even makes music boxes on special occasions. One music box he made is a music box with miniature plastic versions of his family inside it as a Christmas present to Young Beauty, who decides to play it every night before bed . Beauty is really close with her parents, who love her just as much as she loves them both. At times, she would learn how to bake from her mother, or occasionally have fun around her father's workshop while assisting him in his inventing. Her intelligence makes her different from all the other children in the village, preventing her from making a lot of friends. But despite that, Beauty finds ways to have fun when she's alone aside from reading books. She often goes outside to watch the clouds or see the river and mountains from on top of the hill where she can also blow the dandelions to watch them fly in the air. There's also a forest not too far away from the cottage, the same forest seen in the background of the first picture. Beauty goes to the forest to visit the animals, which is how she becomes an animal lover. Whether the animal looks cute or strange, she won't hesitate to play with it or give it some food. It is a very happy and content childhood she's not going to change for the world.

Right in the second picture (on the top-right corner), it has Beauty grown up into a wise and kind 17-year-old girl while enjoying her village life. The cause of her mother's death is the same, except that she died from an unknown illness. She fought against it with bravery and as much strength as she can muster, but sadly, it slowly took her life away in 3 weeks. Her fate broke her family's hearts, although Maurice got hurt even more than Beauty, who was 9 years old when she lost her mother . The family grieved for a whole day. They were able to move on from their pain 4 years later when Beauty wisely advised her father to never forget her mother will always be with them and hold on to their memories of her everyday. Maurice started selling his goods more, including a few music boxes he creates for sale, while raising Beauty at home as a humble widower. His days as a full-time merchant keep him from having free time to invent. But when someone wants an invention, he'll be more than happy to build it in exchange for a profit. He also began painting as a hobby when he has nothing else to do at home. I've had to add painting since Maurice's live-action counterpart paints in the live-action BatB movie. Most of his paintings are those of his late wife or Beauty. Once, a man saw him outside paint the cottage in front of it and compliments his painting. The man offered to buy the painting, which Maurice gladly accepts. This gives him the idea to sell his paintings along with those of Beauty and his wife. He becomes well-known throughout the village for his incredible talents in inventing and painting as a result. While he misses his late wife sometimes, he paints her a lot to honor her memory, something that he and Beauty are certain she would have love . Beauty's provincial life is normal but very pleasant. She had grown into a good, perceptive, kind, caring, benevolent and loyal woman at 17 years old while bearing a resemblance to her mother. Some of her activities include reading books at home or in the bookshop she frequently visits, baking, painting and some occasional flower picking. Her baking skills have improved since she learned much more from the village baker, who often offers her to help him each time she visits his bakery as his assistant. She already learned how to paint really good thanks to her father when she asked him to teach her. The forest is where she pick flowers more so she can visit her animal friends occasionally. Additionally, she continues to play the music box of her and her parents before going to sleep to honor the memory of her mother. Since roses are her favorite flower, which she picks more than any other flower she finds in the forest, I decided to add the rose in her hair and the basket of roses you see in the picture above . Her wisdom and beauty gives her a good reputation in the village. With her wisdom, she provides interesting information of things no one has ever heard before and advice to those who have personal problems they can't solve. And with her beauty, she unintentionally gains plenty of admirers, mostly boys who are her age or slightly older, and very few jealous girls. She made lots of friends during her times in the village, including the baker and the bookseller. They enjoy her presence while a few of them thinks she should find a husband. Love is the last thing in her mind. Even though she loves romance, especially when she reads stories and fairy tales full of love themes in them, her reputation doesn't make it easy when it comes to relationships. When some of the village boys offer to take her out on dates, give her tokens of their affections or court her, she turns them down as gentle as she can. However, if some boys who were previously rejected become a bit persistent by making marriage proposals, Maurice will dismiss them, along with a few occasional threats while being a bit protective, so they won't bother his daughter again. While she is a little displeased with her father's protectiveness, she appreciates his efforts and maintains a stronger relationship with him over the years . Beauty never considers getting married anytime soon because she has doubts in meeting someone who would love her not just for her beauty or her intelligence. Although Maurice encourages her that she will find love when she's ready for it, she remains uncertain. Her content life doesn't give her much of an adventure due to the lack of it. Regardless, she feels a bit lonely from time to time. She keeps her mind off it with her hobbies like reading. At least she won't have to worry about the village boys trying to earn her affections. Little does she know that there is someone special she will meet.

In the third picture (on the bottom-left corner), Beauty's courtship with the Beast has an interesting start similar to how it happened in the original fairy tale. The Beast's personality in this second batch of Life Story pictures includes being kind, friendly, gentle, brave, mindful and patient. Maurice left one day to find some more goods to sell. Along the way, he gets lost in the woods at nightfall before it begins raining, much to his dismay . He finds a dark but mysterious castle where he decides to take shelter for the night. The castle gates open to let him in as if it were magic. When Maurice enters, he sees the castle empty. He wanders around to look for anyone inside, but no one seems to be found. Unknown to him, enchanted household objects are looking at him while staying still as the objects they are and an unknown creature is watching him in the shadows. Assumed that there's no one home, Maurice stumbles upon a room with a long table full of exquisite food and refreshing drinks. This makes him realizes the owner of the castle has his servants prepare the food and the drinks for him to take when he hears his kind voice saying he's letting him stay in his castle after seeing him in the rain. He thanks him and digs in before going in a guest room provided by the objects, who Maurice was taken by surprise at first after they revealed themselves, to a peaceful sleep. The next day, Maurice is preparing to leave. On his way out the room, he spots a lot of roses growing in the private gardens, which reminds him of Beauty's interests in the beautiful flower. Wanting to give her one as a surprise, he plucks the most beautiful fully bloom rose he could find despite the warnings and protests from the servants . Unfortunately, the castle's owner, who turns out to be a hideous Beast, confronts him for stealing one of his precious roses even after he accepted his hospitality the previous night. Maurice apologizes and begs to let him live with the mention of his desire to bring Beauty a surprise gift. Curious, the Beast kindly asks him who she is since he never heard of someone with a peculiar but lovely name. Surprised by this, Maurice reveals she's his daughter. The Beast allows him to give her the rose on one condition: he must bring back Beauty to him. He adds that he can't hide the truth of the situation and he only wants a companion to relieve his 6 years of loneliness. Feeling sorry for him, Maurice agrees to bring Beauty to the Beast. Before the Beast sends him on his way, he gives him chests full of gold, jewels and finer clothes for him and Beauty. She greets Maurice when he returns home with the chests and he gives her the rose before he admits what happened while he was gone. Not wanting to lose her father like she lost her mother as a child, she agrees to take his place, even if it means living in the castle forever. It seems Maurice has no other choice but to accept his daughter's decision. So the following morning, he reluctantly brings her to the castle. After sharing a final goodbye hug with her father, Beauty enters the castle to find a grand ceremony being held for her arrival. The servants greet her with kind and enthusiastic welcomes. Beauty thinks household objects being alive is odd at first, but she sees the servants are very nice. As she gets to know them, the Beast welcomes her while hiding in the shadows like he did the night Maurice arrived at the castle. He gets smitten by her beauty, now understanding why she is given the name of the same thing. She asks him to show himself so she can greet him properly, but he refuses, afraid that she'll be scared of his appearance . During her first week at the castle, Beauty explores most of the rooms inside it as well as the places outside such as the private gardens she enjoys visiting. Later that evening after dinner, she finds a luxurious room that seems unoccupied. She sees a portrait of a handsome young man with short blond hair and blue eyes she's not familiar with. Before she can think further on who he is, a warm glow catches her attention. Beauty notices it comes from a rose inside a glass covering on a podium in the center of the room. The beauty of the glowing rose makes her curiosity get the better of her. With slightly widened eyes of wonder, she approaches the rose and takes off its glass covering. She's about to touch the rose's petals when all of a sudden, a stern but gentle male voice demands what is she doing in his room. Being caught, she turns around to see the Beast in the doorway. He looks shocked with his eyes showing hints of fear and worry. Beauty becomes surprised that the owner of the castle is a beast, though she doesn't seem to be afraid of his appearance. She apologizes for trespassing out of guilt. The Beast dismisses it and admits he should've told her the truth about himself. He explains an enchantress placed a spell on him, his castle and everything else . Under the disguise of a beautiful princess, the Enchantress met the Prince at a ball he was hosting. She tried to charm him, but he was unaffected by her charms and rudely refused the rose she offered to him as a token of her affection. Outraged, she revealed her true identity in front of everyone in attendance, causing the guests to run away in fear of getting cursed. She turned the Prince into a beast, his servants into household objects, the castle into a dark place and the woods into a dark forest. The Beast apologized to the Enchantress for his mistreatment and begged her to turn everything back to normal, only to be told that there is only one way to break the spell. It will be broken if he learns to love someone and earn her love in return before the last petal of the rose falls once the rose fully blooms on his 21st year, otherwise everything that is cursed will remain permanent if he fails. In addition to the spell, she left him a magic mirror that lets anyone see whatever they wish to see on its glass and the rose, which turns out to be enchanted. The Beast ends his story that he's been a beast for nearly 4 years, spending most of his time alone in the castle. He now believes he deserves the punishment the Enchantress gave him after he lost hope for who can possibly love a beast who looks like a monster. Beauty finally understands why he was afraid to show her his appearance when they first met. His past caused him shame and despair during his lonely years that he's scared of making others afraid of him if they see him as a beast. She reassures the Beast that he's not a monster. Being the wise girl she is, she points out that his mistreatment to the Enchantress was only unintentional and she knows he's just a good being the whole time. She also thanks him for giving her father the gifts, treating her as a guest instead of a prisoner and compliments him as a caring and sweet being. The Beast is deeply shocked by her wisdom and endearing words that he thanks her gratefully for understanding, for not being afraid of his beastly looks and for staying by his side even though they haven't got to know each other more. Beauty admits she's not ready to love someone cause of her doubts and uncertainties in finding love, so he lightens the dull mood with a joke that the first thing they now have in common is their doubts of finding someone special, which gives them both a good laugh. As a result, they officially become friends . When Beauty leaves the Beast's room to get ready for lunch, he watches her through the magic mirror walking away with a growing smile, one that brings a matching smile on his face. He hears her saying she feels sorry for him because of his past and she's not sure if she will love him in case she will be the one to fall in love with him soon, but thinks out loud that she enjoys his company. Although the Beast is a little disappointed she can't love him at the moment, her thoughtful consideration over his presence regardless of his beastly appearance warms his heart. He decides to do something for her to make up for his earlier cowardliness in the past week. After lunchtime, he surprises her by showing her the castle's library. Its size is enormous and it has books of all kinds on the shelves. That library is like the one in the BatB animated movie, but I can't think of how it actually looks in my second Life Story version, so you decide that on your own by using your imagination . Beauty loves the library so much, becoming very delighted and grateful when the Beast generously gives it to her. Later that night, he brings her a book to read with before going to bed. When they finish, the Beast asks Beauty to marry him. This surprises and shocks her at the same time since it happened out of the blue. Nothing compared to the marriage proposals some of her suitors made. She kindly refuses the Beast's proposal, but then admits she doesn't know him well yet. He takes her response out of understanding and promises she'll know him just as he'll know her. When he retires to his room, Beauty couldn't help smile at seeing he never behaves like an actual beast. As several months go by, Beauty lives a luxurious life at the castle. She enjoys it as well as the company of the servants she befriended. The times she often spends with them are nice. Sometimes they entertain her with different things like telling her amusing stories. Of course, aside from doing various activities in the castle like seeing the flowers at the private gardens and reading in the library, she likes spending her time mostly with the Beast. She gets to know him more while growing closer to him during her stay. However, like how it happened the first time, she says no to his marriage proposal every night he asks her. Though she also plays her music box she brought with her before she goes to bed every night in her room. The Beast is persistent, but not forceful like most of Beauty's suitors. It's one of the reasons why she starts liking him. He admires her beauty each day. Her intelligence makes him admire her more at times since he never met anyone who is as smart as she is. One night after receiving another kind refusal, he replaces his rejected proposal with a different offer, which is a courtship. Beauty becomes speechless by his boldness. Somehow, she feels like she's closer to him than she believes. Thinking he made a mistake, the Beast tries to apologize, but Beauty calms him down and happily allows him to court her. It seems that they have known each other long enough to be together, even though Beauty is not yet ready to get married. On the next day, the servants prepare a party in the castle ballroom for the celebration of the new courtship of their master and Beauty. While waiting for Beauty, the Beast has his left arm behind his back holding something in his paw. By the time she arrives, she's wearing a beautiful pink ball gown that suits her perfectly. It makes her look even more beautiful than her name implies. The Beast is amazed by her appearance. He suddenly but nervously compliments it. She giggles at his shyness and thanks him, then she blushes when he takes her gloved hand before he reveals what he has in his left paw for her: a rose bouquet. She's surprised that he knows her favorite flower, which she feels glad since she is deeply touched by his gift. The couple proceed to share their first dance. While the servants are disappointed about Beauty still not accepting the Beast's marriage proposal, they're really happy to see their master finally being together with his new lover. The joy they see in their smiles shows their happiness as they watch them dance the night away. They can only hope the couple's relationship will grow more sooner than they think.

Last is the fourth picture (on the bottom-right corner), which shows Beauty in her new life as a wife to the Prince and a mother of not one or two, but three children. I added two more kids, including the unborn child shown as Beauty's baby bump, to complete the family of six in my second set of Life Story pictures. After their romantic dance, Beauty goes to the balcony outside the ballroom with the Beast. It's like how it happened in the movie after the ballroom scene where "Beauty and the Beast" is played before the Beast is about to release Belle when she found out through the Enchanted Mirror that Maurice is getting sick while he got lost looking for her. The couple have fallen in love with each other during the evening. Their private celebration brought them closer than they would've realize. But neither of them verbally express their feelings. Of course, it doesn't stop their hearts from beating faster the moment they sit down together on the railing . Before the Beast can even decide to repeat his proposal, he notices a melancholic look on Beauty's face. He asks her what's wrong. She replies she wants to see her father again because she misses him. The Beast tells her he has a solution and takes her to his room where he shows the Enchanted Mirror. Beauty asks it to show her father, who is shown lying down on a bed inside a bedroom in a big house he bought with the riches the Beast gave him. Maurice looks very sick with a sign of a possible chance of dying. The sight shocks Beauty and worries her. When she mentions her father's state to the Beast, he looks at the Enchanted Rose in deep thought. Once he thinks over the possible outcome in less than a minute, he makes a decision. He ultimately places Beauty's happiness first before his own by letting her go so she can tend to her father. Also, he gives her the mirror for her to see him whenever she wants to remember him, but not without reminding her to come back to him no longer than two months after Maurice feels better. Feeling grateful to her lover, Beauty thanks him and runs out his room while he gets a servant to prepare a horse at the stables for her to take. Just as she leaves on the horse in a hurry, the Beast watches her with a sad look. He cares about her enough to never think much about breaking the spell before the Enchanted Rose last petal falls. Even if the spell will never be broken, all that matters to him is for Beauty to be protected and happy. He chose to sacrifice his happiness out of his love towards her. The sight of the beautiful and smart village girl leaving him slowly brings pain into his heart . Beauty uses the mirror to locate the new house her father is living. As soon as she finds it, she heads straight to his room. Maurice is still on his bed all alone. He hasn't seen his beloved daughter in a while. Leaving her to a hideous but kind and lonely beast is almost as bad as losing his wife. Right at that moment, Beauty enters the room and smiles when her father becomes shocked to see her again after a really long time. The father and daughter duo share a long much-needed hug, their eyes bringing out tears of joy. Since Beauty returned home, Maurice's health begins to heal under her care drastically. Once two months have already passed by, he begs his daughter to stay longer so he won't feel any more sad, which moves her to stay with him for four more weeks, not knowing what is about to happen at the Beast's castle thanks to her extended stay . Four weeks later, Beauty becomes very sad for some reason. She often looks at the Enchanted Mirror with a longing expression in her face. Maurice can tell she's thinking about her lover, who he was puzzled at first when she told him he is courting her the night she left after they had their romantic dance at their private party but then accepts their relationship since he feels deeply grateful to the Beast for taking good care of her. He asks her to use the mirror for them to see what is going on with the Beast. As she does it, they see what neither one can say. To Beauty's shock, the Beast is sitting on a bench inside his room in deep depression, looking like he is dying from heartbreak due to him clenching his chest. Seeing him in his depressing state causes her heart to ache with guilt. She can't believe she left him alone far too long. Because of this, Maurice comforts her and allows her to go back to her lover before she loses him for good. While Beauty thanks him, his encouragement brings her confusion on whether or not she actually loves the Beast despite his kindness and gentleness bringing her closer to him during her stay at the castle. When she and Maurice say their goodbyes, she rides on the horse to the castle as fast as she can with guidance from the Enchanted Mirror. By the time she arrives at the Beast's room with some of the servants who bring her to their master immediately upon her return, she sees a sight that shook her to the core . At the balcony outside, the Beast is lying down motionless. Beauty quickly checks on him. She gasps softly when she feels his heart not beating anymore. The lack of his breathing brings her into tears. It shouldn't have happen cause the Enchanted Rose's last petal has not fallen. But since the Beast is no longer moving, it seems that his fate has come sooner than his servants feared. Beauty begins to realize she's in love with the Beast. However, she is already too late to return to him and it is all her fault he is gone for good. She cries grievingly over his body, admitting her love for him a few seconds just before the last petal falls from the Enchanted Rose, which the servants notice. They mourn the loss of their master in silence, some start crying. To Beauty, it's like losing her mother all over again. She just lost the love of her life . In the beginning of her grief, a white light starts to glow bright inside the Beast's body. Shimmering light beams come out of his body and surround it. Beauty and the servants watch his body float in the air, the light in his body glowing brighter than it has. That is pretty similar to the scene where the Beast is transformed back into a human in the movie. They witness his fore-paws, his hind-paws and his furry head transform into the hands, the feet and the head of a man with short blond hair and blue eyes respectively. He is finally back to normal as a human. While he gets back up, his servants gather around him, glad to see that their master is not only brought back to life, but he has also returned to his human self. When the Prince finishes greeting them, he turns to Beauty. The servants step back to give the couple a moment. They walk towards each other. Initially, Beauty is skeptical as she looks at the Prince. But when she sees his blue eyes are the same ones from the man in the portrait, she recognizes him as the man and her lover, both of them being the same person. He repeats his marriage proposal to Beauty once again, only with a heartfelt speech that even brings some of the servants to emotional tears. This time, she agrees to marry him wholeheartedly after she sheds a joyful tear from being touched by his speech. Her acceptance brings a wide smile to her and the Prince's faces. The servants all rejoice. In a moment of true love, Beauty and the Prince kiss by the next minute, a kiss that is their very first one. Their kiss of true love breaks the rest of the spell further over the castle and those who live in it. The castle has returned to its original bright charming and elegant appearance. Everything dark in the dark woods is transformed into a beautiful lustrous landscape. And all of the servants are turned back into humans. The Enchantress's spell is finally broken thanks to the love between the couple . About a few days later, the Prince and Beauty have become husband and wife. They get married at the castle with their wedding reception being held in the ballroom later after the ceremony. Even the villagers are among the guests since Beauty invited them to join in celebrating the couple's union. Everyone is happy for the two, especially Maurice, whose happiness matches that of the entire village. He gave the couple his blessing the day they announced their engagement. His wedding gifts for them are a music box with miniature versions of the newlyweds and a painting of the two dancing outside the castle. During the groom and bride's first dance, Beauty looks back at the last memory she had with her mother in her childhood. She asked her if she will meet someone when she grows up someday. Her mother replied that if she finds that special something from the person she meets, she'll know he is the one for her to be with forever. Those words turn out to be true. Meeting the Prince is how Beauty had found the one. Because he loves her for more than just her beauty and her intelligence, she is really happy. The Prince is just as happy as she is. He never thought 6 years of loneliness in the castle would actually lead him to a beautiful and intelligent girl who'd break the spell. A girl who would turn his whole life around. Two lonely hearts, one love. Sometime after their wedding day, Beauty and the Prince have children of their own. They're parents of three beautiful children with a fourth one on the way. The servants were ecstatic when they found out they're having children each time they have their child. Even Maurice, who moved to the castle to live with his daughter and son-in-law, was excited to be a grandfather of their children to the point that he'll start making music boxes for each of them on special occasions just as he did to Beauty and often tell his grandchildren stories of his travels as a merchant. Beauty and the Prince's first child is Marc, a boy at 9 years old who looks just like his father, but with the exception of inheriting his mother's hazel eyes. He loves doing all kinds of things a gentleman does, though that doesn't mean he acts like one all the time unless it's necessary. While his interests include playing with his toy sword, dancing, riding horses, roses, making new friends and doing different activities in the snow, reading books and writing literature show he's intelligent like his mother before him. Since they share the same love of books, some people say they're very much alike, especially when it comes to their personalities. Marc is like a favorite to Maurice and he wants to meet someone special like how his parents met. One thing that he brings his family together is delicious pastries and cakes he bakes sometimes since his mother taught him . The couple's second child is Marc's younger sister Edith, a girl at 7 years old who bears a striking resemblance to her mother, but with her father's blue eyes. She really likes to sew, make music, sing and feed the birds. Her other interests are painting after being taught by her grandfather, dancing, reading books that also include stories of King Arthur and Christmas. Although she enjoys being a lady and doing all sorts of ladylike activities, she only acts noble necessarily just like Marc does. She has a close bond with her older brother. Like him, she wants to find true love when she grows up. Being kind and gentle to other people, Edith takes after her father, who is very proud of her alongside Beauty. They can tell their eldest children will have lots of suitors once they get older . Their third child is Benedict, a little boy at 3 years old who has his mother's brown hair and hazel eye colors. When he gets old enough, he'll develop interests in talking to the animals of the forest surrounding the castle, traveling, playing chess and adventure. He would be an animal lover like his mother is. Plus, Benedict will love spending time with his family and friends cause of his affectionate side . And finally, Beauty and the Prince's fourth child is their unborn daughter Rosemarie, who is in her mother's womb. The name is one the couple is planning to give. Everyone is excited for the baby girl to come in the next 3 months. Once Beauty delivers her soon, she'll be given a name related to the rose the Prince thought of since he and Beauty like roses. So when Rosemarie grows older, she will have her father's blond hair and blue eye colors. Her interests will mostly be inventions, playing chess, picking flowers like roses and having tea parties. She might become a brilliant inventor someday just like her grandfather, who will consider her as his favorite granddaughter and teach her how to build plenty of different inventions. Because she'll love making inventions, she could even be Maurice's apprentice when he takes her under his wing after she asks him to teach her everything he knows. Alongside her older siblings, Rosemarie will be loved by everyone around her . Having a family is something Beauty never thought she would have. From a village girl living a content provincial life to a much more grand life as a princess. Yet, she's now the beautiful wife of a handsome prince who was cursed as a beast and a mother of three lovely children. The proof of it all is her being over 6 months pregnant with Rosemarie. Her life is like a fairy tale out of a storybook. Maurice likes the newer life of luxury at the castle. He enjoys the times his grandchildren spend with him at times. And like his beloved wife, the Prince is looking forward to the upcoming new addition of his family. Even he can't wait to be a father again. Beauty has never felt such happiness since she and the Prince met. Their love for each other grows stronger during each passing day. The love they have for their children, including their unborn daughter, is just as beautiful as their future together. All that happened in Beauty's life reminds her of the stories she reads in books. She loves the people she cares about most, which includes her family. No one loves her as much as her beloved Prince does. Their life is something like a story written in a fairy tale book. So in a way, their life and future can be like a tale as old as time. Like a fairy tale that's as magical and true as it can be.

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Remember I said before that I'd make my very own version of Belle's life story using the Life Story Azalea's Dolls game (www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… )? Well, that's what I did just now.

This is another random post I'm making. Ever since I tried the French Folklore game exactly 4 days ago, it made me think of the Life Story game, so I decided to create the next set of four Life Story pictures today. It was even faster than last time when I made the first four pictures of Life Story. Looks like I still have my motivation in my art. Ha ! I can't say too much of my future BatB story or I'll accidentally cause spoilers. But, I can tell you a little bit about my first two BatB OCs. The first male BatB OC will be named Beau, which means "handsome" in French. That's like a male version of Belle's name since its meaning is "beautiful". Huh. Beauty, Beau. They both sound very alike, hehehe . In my future BatB fanfic, Beau will be Belle's childhood friend. He's gonna be a really smart villager just like Belle, who will get along with him so well over their intelligence and their love of books. How those two will become friends as kids is something that I'll work on soon when I write my BatB story someday. Beau and his family are going to be neighbors and really good friends of Belle and Maurice. Thanks to his handsome looks being well-known by the townsfolk almost as much as it is with Belle's beauty, Beau will be not just a rival of Gaston, who will be a little jealous by Beau's more handsome appearance, but he'll also have an evil unrequited love interest like Gaston is to Belle. Two handsome boys becoming enemies for their different views in women. Ooooh! That is something I can't wait to write about . As for my first female BatB OC, she'll be a princess named Monique, whose name means "advisor". The meaning can be fitting for her wise and caring personality. She is gonna be the Beast's sister like I mentioned. Of course, just like her older brother, she'll be transformed into a beast by the Enchantress. Or in her case, a she-beast. The reason for her transformation will be different and it will have something to do with Monique's heart. While she's in her she-beast form, she will be called She-Beast or go by her real name. It depends on which name someone calls her. Unlike the Beast, Monique will be a good, benevolent and kind young woman beloved by those around her, including the servants. And she'll still be that in her she-beast form. Her personality will make her the polar opposite of the Prince/Adam, who used to be close with her in their childhood days until he grew up into a different man. He and Monique are going to despise each other thanks to the Beast's selfishness and cruelty that will make Monique deeply hate him for since the very beginning. Their estranged sibling relationship might be something the servants are gonna become concerned about, but also something that Belle and Beau will help repair during their stay at the castle . The storm has already left the Philippines, now heading towards Taiwan up in the north. It gave my mind enough peace to make these pictures. My version of Belle's life story is entirely inspired by Monique. The dresses I made in all four pictures above are close to what will be part of her wardrobe in my first future BatB fanfic. Although, the first and third dresses are perfect for Monique to wear. The first dress will be on paintings and a flashback of her with the Beast in their human forms while the third dress will be worn for a certain scene in the story where one of my most favorite Disney love songs is going to take place. A song that's literally a tale as old as time. Speaking of tales, I think it's time for me to tell you my made-up story based on these pictures. Before we proceed, I forgot to say one more thing about this . The second version of my Life Story pictures won't have the girl be named Belle like the first version. Here, she'll be named Beauty, just like the original one from the BatB fairy tale. I thought that could be more appropriate . All right! Now we can move on to the story based on this set of four Life Story pictures. While it's going to be the same as the story I created for my first Life Story version, I'm gonna change a few things to make it completely different. The second version's story will have some similarities here and there.

First off is the first picture (on the top-left corner), revealing the childhood of cute little Beauty alongside her parents. In her hands, she's holding a white kitten. She likes reading books very much since she was 5. Because of that, she gains a surprising intelligent mind at such a young age. This makes her parents very proud. Beauty's mother is a skilled and talented baker. She loves to bake lots of different pastries and confections for others to enjoy, especially her family. One of her most prized possessions is a beautiful rose gold birthday cake with red roses and gold beads she baked for Beauty's 8th birthday. It was a delicious cake, one that Beauty loves when she ate the first slice . As for Maurice, not only is he an inventor in this Life Story version, but he's also a merchant like his original fairy tale counterpart. He sells goods part-time when it's necessary, such as goat milk and eggs from his family's little farm. During his free time, he invents things to make his family's lives better. Interestingly, he never builds an invention for anyone until someone comes over to ask him what to build before he sells the invention to that person. Thanks to his aspiring inventions, Beauty becomes fascinated in them and what they do. Sometimes she likes to help her father with his inventions as an assistant. He gets surprised by how she figures out what he needs or what solutions for whatever issues his inventions get she suggests. On her birthday each year since the 5th, Maurice creates her a music box that represents different places and countries he had traveled to while selling his goods in his younger years. He even makes music boxes on special occasions. One music box he made is a music box with miniature plastic versions of his family inside it as a Christmas present to Young Beauty, who decides to play it every night before bed . Beauty is really close with her parents, who love her just as much as she loves them both. At times, she would learn how to bake from her mother, or occasionally have fun around her father's workshop while assisting him in his inventing. Her intelligence makes her different from all the other children in the village, preventing her from making a lot of friends. But despite that, Beauty finds ways to have fun when she's alone aside from reading books. She often goes outside to watch the clouds or see the river and mountains from on top of the hill where she can also blow the dandelions to watch them fly in the air. There's also a forest not too far away from the cottage, the same forest seen in the background of the first picture. Beauty goes to the forest to visit the animals, which is how she becomes an animal lover. Whether the animal looks cute or strange, she won't hesitate to play with it or give it some food. It is a very happy and content childhood she's not going to change for the world.

Right in the second picture (on the top-right corner), it has Beauty grown up into a wise and kind 17-year-old girl while enjoying her village life. The cause of her mother's death is the same, except that she died from an unknown illness. She fought against it with bravery and as much strength as she can muster, but sadly, it slowly took her life away in 3 weeks. Her fate broke her family's hearts, although Maurice got hurt even more than Beauty, who was 9 years old when she lost her mother . The family grieved for a whole day. They were able to move on from their pain 4 years later when Beauty wisely advised her father to never forget her mother will always be with them and hold on to their memories of her everyday. Maurice started selling his goods more, including a few music boxes he creates for sale, while raising Beauty at home as a humble widower. His days as a full-time merchant keep him from having free time to invent. But when someone wants an invention, he'll be more than happy to build it in exchange for a profit. He also began painting as a hobby when he has nothing else to do at home. I've had to add painting since Maurice's live-action counterpart paints in the live-action BatB movie. Most of his paintings are those of his late wife or Beauty. Once, a man saw him outside paint the cottage in front of it and compliments his painting. The man offered to buy the painting, which Maurice gladly accepts. This gives him the idea to sell his paintings along with those of Beauty and his wife. He becomes well-known throughout the village for his incredible talents in inventing and painting as a result. While he misses his late wife sometimes, he paints her a lot to honor her memory, something that he and Beauty are certain she would have love . Beauty's provincial life is normal but very pleasant. She had grown into a good, perceptive, kind, caring, benevolent and loyal woman at 17 years old while bearing a resemblance to her mother. Some of her activities include reading books at home or in the bookshop she frequently visits, baking, painting and some occasional flower picking. Her baking skills have improved since she learned much more from the village baker, who often offers her to help him each time she visits his bakery as his assistant. She already learned how to paint really good thanks to her father when she asked him to teach her. The forest is where she pick flowers more so she can visit her animal friends occasionally. Additionally, she continues to play the music box of her and her parents before going to sleep to honor the memory of her mother. Since roses are her favorite flower, which she picks more than any other flower she finds in the forest, I decided to add the rose in her hair and the basket of roses you see in the picture above . Her wisdom and beauty gives her a good reputation in the village. With her wisdom, she provides interesting information of things no one has ever heard before and advice to those who have personal problems they can't solve. And with her beauty, she unintentionally gains plenty of admirers, mostly boys who are her age or slightly older, and very few jealous girls. She made lots of friends during her times in the village, including the baker and the bookseller. They enjoy her presence while a few of them thinks she should find a husband. Love is the last thing in her mind. Even though she loves romance, especially when she reads stories and fairy tales full of love themes in them, her reputation doesn't make it easy when it comes to relationships. When some of the village boys offer to take her out on dates, give her tokens of their affections or court her, she turns them down as gentle as she can. However, if some boys who were previously rejected become a bit persistent by making marriage proposals, Maurice will dismiss them, along with a few occasional threats while being a bit protective, so they won't bother his daughter again. While she is a little displeased with her father's protectiveness, she appreciates his efforts and maintains a stronger relationship with him over the years . Beauty never considers getting married anytime soon because she has doubts in meeting someone who would love her not just for her beauty or her intelligence. Although Maurice encourages her that she will find love when she's ready for it, she remains uncertain. Her content life doesn't give her much of an adventure due to the lack of it. Regardless, she feels a bit lonely from time to time. She keeps her mind off it with her hobbies like reading. At least she won't have to worry about the village boys trying to earn her affections. Little does she know that there is someone special she will meet.

In the third picture (on the bottom-left corner), Beauty's courtship with the Beast has an interesting start similar to how it happened in the original fairy tale. The Beast's personality in this second batch of Life Story pictures includes being kind, friendly, gentle, brave, mindful and patient. Maurice left one day to find some more goods to sell. Along the way, he gets lost in the woods at nightfall before it begins raining, much to his dismay . He finds a dark but mysterious castle where he decides to take shelter for the night. The castle gates open to let him in as if it were magic. When Maurice enters, he sees the castle empty. He wanders around to look for anyone inside, but no one seems to be found. Unknown to him, enchanted household objects are looking at him while staying still as the objects they are and an unknown creature is watching him in the shadows. Assumed that there's no one home, Maurice stumbles upon a room with a long table full of exquisite food and refreshing drinks. This makes him realizes the owner of the castle has his servants prepare the food and the drinks for him to take when he hears his kind voice saying he's letting him stay in his castle after seeing him in the rain. He thanks him and digs in before going in a guest room provided by the objects, who Maurice was taken by surprise at first after they revealed themselves, to a peaceful sleep. The next day, Maurice is preparing to leave. On his way out the room, he spots a lot of roses growing in the private gardens, which reminds him of Beauty's interests in the beautiful flower. Wanting to give her one as a surprise, he plucks the most beautiful fully bloom rose he could find despite the warnings and protests from the servants . Unfortunately, the castle's owner, who turns out to be a hideous Beast, confronts him for stealing one of his precious roses even after he accepted his hospitality the previous night. Maurice apologizes and begs to let him live with the mention of his desire to bring Beauty a surprise gift. Curious, the Beast kindly asks him who she is since he never heard of someone with a peculiar but lovely name. Surprised by this, Maurice reveals she's his daughter. The Beast allows him to give her the rose on one condition: he must bring back Beauty to him. He adds that he can't hide the truth of the situation and he only wants a companion to relieve his 6 years of loneliness. Feeling sorry for him, Maurice agrees to bring Beauty to the Beast. Before the Beast sends him on his way, he gives him chests full of gold, jewels and finer clothes for him and Beauty. She greets Maurice when he returns home with the chests and he gives her the rose before he admits what happened while he was gone. Not wanting to lose her father like she lost her mother as a child, she agrees to take his place, even if it means living in the castle forever. It seems Maurice has no other choice but to accept his daughter's decision. So the following morning, he reluctantly brings her to the castle. After sharing a final goodbye hug with her father, Beauty enters the castle to find a grand ceremony being held for her arrival. The servants greet her with kind and enthusiastic welcomes. Beauty thinks household objects being alive is odd at first, but she sees the servants are very nice. As she gets to know them, the Beast welcomes her while hiding in the shadows like he did the night Maurice arrived at the castle. He gets smitten by her beauty, now understanding why she is given the name of the same thing. She asks him to show himself so she can greet him properly, but he refuses, afraid that she'll be scared of his appearance . During her first week at the castle, Beauty explores most of the rooms inside it as well as the places outside such as the private gardens she enjoys visiting. Later that evening after dinner, she finds a luxurious room that seems unoccupied. She sees a portrait of a handsome young man with short blond hair and blue eyes she's not familiar with. Before she can think further on who he is, a warm glow catches her attention. Beauty notices it comes from a rose inside a glass covering on a podium in the center of the room. The beauty of the glowing rose makes her curiosity get the better of her. With slightly widened eyes of wonder, she approaches the rose and takes off its glass covering. She's about to touch the rose's petals when all of a sudden, a stern but gentle male voice demands what is she doing in his room. Being caught, she turns around to see the Beast in the doorway. He looks shocked with his eyes showing hints of fear and worry. Beauty becomes surprised that the owner of the castle is a beast, though she doesn't seem to be afraid of his appearance. She apologizes for trespassing out of guilt. The Beast dismisses it and admits he should've told her the truth about himself. He explains an enchantress placed a spell on him, his castle and everything else . Under the disguise of a beautiful princess, the Enchantress met the Prince at a ball he was hosting. She tried to charm him, but he was unaffected by her charms and rudely refused the rose she offered to him as a token of her affection. Outraged, she revealed her true identity in front of everyone in attendance, causing the guests to run away in fear of getting cursed. She turned the Prince into a beast, his servants into household objects, the castle into a dark place and the woods into a dark forest. The Beast apologized to the Enchantress for his mistreatment and begged her to turn everything back to normal, only to be told that there is only one way to break the spell. It will be broken if he learns to love someone and earn her love in return before the last petal of the rose falls once the rose fully blooms on his 21st year, otherwise everything that is cursed will remain permanent if he fails. In addition to the spell, she left him a magic mirror that lets anyone see whatever they wish to see on its glass and the rose, which turns out to be enchanted. The Beast ends his story that he's been a beast for nearly 4 years, spending most of his time alone in the castle. He now believes he deserves the punishment the Enchantress gave him after he lost hope for who can possibly love a beast who looks like a monster. Beauty finally understands why he was afraid to show her his appearance when they first met. His past caused him shame and despair during his lonely years that he's scared of making others afraid of him if they see him as a beast. She reassures the Beast that he's not a monster. Being the wise girl she is, she points out that his mistreatment to the Enchantress was only unintentional and she knows he's just a good being the whole time. She also thanks him for giving her father the gifts, treating her as a guest instead of a prisoner and compliments him as a caring and sweet being. The Beast is deeply shocked by her wisdom and endearing words that he thanks her gratefully for understanding, for not being afraid of his beastly looks and for staying by his side even though they haven't got to know each other more. Beauty admits she's not ready to love someone cause of her doubts and uncertainties in finding love, so he lightens the dull mood with a joke that the first thing they now have in common is their doubts of finding someone special, which gives them both a good laugh. As a result, they officially become friends . When Beauty leaves the Beast's room to get ready for lunch, he watches her through the magic mirror walking away with a growing smile, one that brings a matching smile on his face. He hears her saying she feels sorry for him because of his past and she's not sure if she will love him in case she will be the one to fall in love with him soon, but thinks out loud that she enjoys his company. Although the Beast is a little disappointed she can't love him at the moment, her thoughtful consideration over his presence regardless of his beastly appearance warms his heart. He decides to do something for her to make up for his earlier cowardliness in the past week. After lunchtime, he surprises her by showing her the castle's library. Its size is enormous and it has books of all kinds on the shelves. That library is like the one in the BatB animated movie, but I can't think of how it actually looks in my second Life Story version, so you decide that on your own by using your imagination . Beauty loves the library so much, becoming very delighted and grateful when the Beast generously gives it to her. Later that night, he brings her a book to read with before going to bed. When they finish, the Beast asks Beauty to marry him. This surprises and shocks her at the same time since it happened out of the blue. Nothing compared to the marriage proposals some of her suitors made. She kindly refuses the Beast's proposal, but then admits she doesn't know him well yet. He takes her response out of understanding and promises she'll know him just as he'll know her. When he retires to his room, Beauty couldn't help smile at seeing he never behaves like an actual beast. As several months go by, Beauty lives a luxurious life at the castle. She enjoys it as well as the company of the servants she befriended. The times she often spends with them are nice. Sometimes they entertain her with different things like telling her amusing stories. Of course, aside from doing various activities in the castle like seeing the flowers at the private gardens and reading in the library, she likes spending her time mostly with the Beast. She gets to know him more while growing closer to him during her stay. However, like how it happened the first time, she says no to his marriage proposal every night he asks her. Though she also plays her music box she brought with her before she goes to bed every night in her room. The Beast is persistent, but not forceful like most of Beauty's suitors. It's one of the reasons why she starts liking him. He admires her beauty each day. Her intelligence makes him admire her more at times since he never met anyone who is as smart as she is. One night after receiving another kind refusal, he replaces his rejected proposal with a different offer, which is a courtship. Beauty becomes speechless by his boldness. Somehow, she feels like she's closer to him than she believes. Thinking he made a mistake, the Beast tries to apologize, but Beauty calms him down and happily allows him to court her. It seems that they have known each other long enough to be together, even though Beauty is not yet ready to get married. On the next day, the servants prepare a party in the castle ballroom for the celebration of the new courtship of their master and Beauty. While waiting for Beauty, the Beast has his left arm behind his back holding something in his paw. By the time she arrives, she's wearing a beautiful pink ball gown that suits her perfectly. It makes her look even more beautiful than her name implies. The Beast is amazed by her appearance. He suddenly but nervously compliments it. She giggles at his shyness and thanks him, then she blushes when he takes her gloved hand before he reveals what he has in his left paw for her: a rose bouquet. She's surprised that he knows her favorite flower, which she feels glad since she is deeply touched by his gift. The couple proceed to share their first dance. While the servants are disappointed about Beauty still not accepting the Beast's marriage proposal, they're really happy to see their master finally being together with his new lover. The joy they see in their smiles shows their happiness as they watch them dance the night away. They can only hope the couple's relationship will grow more sooner than they think.

Last is the fourth picture (on the bottom-right corner), which shows Beauty in her new life as a wife to the Prince and a mother of not one or two, but three children. I added two more kids, including the unborn child shown as Beauty's baby bump, to complete the family of six in my second set of Life Story pictures. After their romantic dance, Beauty goes to the balcony outside the ballroom with the Beast. It's like how it happened in the movie after the ballroom scene where "Beauty and the Beast" is played before the Beast is about to release Belle when she found out through the Enchanted Mirror that Maurice is getting sick while he got lost looking for her. The couple have fallen in love with each other during the evening. Their private celebration brought them closer than they would've realize. But neither of them verbally express their feelings. Of course, it doesn't stop their hearts from beating faster the moment they sit down together on the railing . Before the Beast can even decide to repeat his proposal, he notices a melancholic look on Beauty's face. He asks her what's wrong. She replies she wants to see her father again because she misses him. The Beast tells her he has a solution and takes her to his room where he shows the Enchanted Mirror. Beauty asks it to show her father, who is shown lying down on a bed inside a bedroom in a big house he bought with the riches the Beast gave him. Maurice looks very sick with a sign of a possible chance of dying. The sight shocks Beauty and worries her. When she mentions her father's state to the Beast, he looks at the Enchanted Rose in deep thought. Once he thinks over the possible outcome in less than a minute, he makes a decision. He ultimately places Beauty's happiness first before his own by letting her go so she can tend to her father. Also, he gives her the mirror for her to see him whenever she wants to remember him, but not without reminding her to come back to him no longer than two months after Maurice feels better. Feeling grateful to her lover, Beauty thanks him and runs out his room while he gets a servant to prepare a horse at the stables for her to take. Just as she leaves on the horse in a hurry, the Beast watches her with a sad look. He cares about her enough to never think much about breaking the spell before the Enchanted Rose last petal falls. Even if the spell will never be broken, all that matters to him is for Beauty to be protected and happy. He chose to sacrifice his happiness out of his love towards her. The sight of the beautiful and smart village girl leaving him slowly brings pain into his heart . Beauty uses the mirror to locate the new house her father is living. As soon as she finds it, she heads straight to his room. Maurice is still on his bed all alone. He hasn't seen his beloved daughter in a while. Leaving her to a hideous but kind and lonely beast is almost as bad as losing his wife. Right at that moment, Beauty enters the room and smiles when her father becomes shocked to see her again after a really long time. The father and daughter duo share a long much-needed hug, their eyes bringing out tears of joy. Since Beauty returned home, Maurice's health begins to heal under her care drastically. Once two months have already passed by, he begs his daughter to stay longer so he won't feel any more sad, which moves her to stay with him for four more weeks, not knowing what is about to happen at the Beast's castle thanks to her extended stay . Four weeks later, Beauty becomes very sad for some reason. She often looks at the Enchanted Mirror with a longing expression in her face. Maurice can tell she's thinking about her lover, who he was puzzled at first when she told him he is courting her the night she left after they had their romantic dance at their private party but then accepts their relationship since he feels deeply grateful to the Beast for taking good care of her. He asks her to use the mirror for them to see what is going on with the Beast. As she does it, they see what neither one can say. To Beauty's shock, the Beast is sitting on a bench inside his room in deep depression, looking like he is dying from heartbreak due to him clenching his chest. Seeing him in his depressing state causes her heart to ache with guilt. She can't believe she left him alone far too long. Because of this, Maurice comforts her and allows her to go back to her lover before she loses him for good. While Beauty thanks him, his encouragement brings her confusion on whether or not she actually loves the Beast despite his kindness and gentleness bringing her closer to him during her stay at the castle. When she and Maurice say their goodbyes, she rides on the horse to the castle as fast as she can with guidance from the Enchanted Mirror. By the time she arrives at the Beast's room with some of the servants who bring her to their master immediately upon her return, she sees a sight that shook her to the core . At the balcony outside, the Beast is lying down motionless. Beauty quickly checks on him. She gasps softly when she feels his heart not beating anymore. The lack of his breathing brings her into tears. It shouldn't have happen cause the Enchanted Rose's last petal has not fallen. But since the Beast is no longer moving, it seems that his fate has come sooner than his servants feared. Beauty begins to realize she's in love with the Beast. However, she is already too late to return to him and it is all her fault he is gone for good. She cries grievingly over his body, admitting her love for him a few seconds just before the last petal falls from the Enchanted Rose, which the servants notice. They mourn the loss of their master in silence, some start crying. To Beauty, it's like losing her mother all over again. She just lost the love of her life . In the beginning of her grief, a white light starts to glow bright inside the Beast's body. Shimmering light beams come out of his body and surround it. Beauty and the servants watch his body float in the air, the light in his body glowing brighter than it has. That is pretty similar to the scene where the Beast is transformed back into a human in the movie. They witness his fore-paws, his hind-paws and his furry head transform into the hands, the feet and the head of a man with short blond hair and blue eyes respectively. He is finally back to normal as a human. While he gets back up, his servants gather around him, glad to see that their master is not only brought back to life, but he has also returned to his human self. When the Prince finishes greeting them, he turns to Beauty. The servants step back to give the couple a moment. They walk towards each other. Initially, Beauty is skeptical as she looks at the Prince. But when she sees his blue eyes are the same ones from the man in the portrait, she recognizes him as the man and her lover, both of them being the same person. He repeats his marriage proposal to Beauty once again, only with a heartfelt speech that even brings some of the servants to emotional tears. This time, she agrees to marry him wholeheartedly after she sheds a joyful tear from being touched by his speech. Her acceptance brings a wide smile to her and the Prince's faces. The servants all rejoice. In a moment of true love, Beauty and the Prince kiss by the next minute, a kiss that is their very first one. Their kiss of true love breaks the rest of the spell further over the castle and those who live in it. The castle has returned to its original bright charming and elegant appearance. Everything dark in the dark woods is transformed into a beautiful lustrous landscape. And all of the servants are turned back into humans. The Enchantress's spell is finally broken thanks to the love between the couple . About a few days later, the Prince and Beauty have become husband and wife. They get married at the castle with their wedding reception being held in the ballroom later after the ceremony. Even the villagers are among the guests since Beauty invited them to join in celebrating the couple's union. Everyone is happy for the two, especially Maurice, whose happiness matches that of the entire village. He gave the couple his blessing the day they announced their engagement. His wedding gifts for them are a music box with miniature versions of the newlyweds and a painting of the two dancing outside the castle. During the groom and bride's first dance, Beauty looks back at the last memory she had with her mother in her childhood. She asked her if she will meet someone when she grows up someday. Her mother replied that if she finds that special something from the person she meets, she'll know he is the one for her to be with forever. Those words turn out to be true. Meeting the Prince is how Beauty had found the one. Because he loves her for more than just her beauty and her intelligence, she is really happy. The Prince is just as happy as she is. He never thought 6 years of loneliness in the castle would actually lead him to a beautiful and intelligent girl who'd break the spell. A girl who would turn his whole life around. Two lonely hearts, one love. Sometime after their wedding day, Beauty and the Prince have children of their own. They're parents of three beautiful children with a fourth one on the way. The servants were ecstatic when they found out they're having children each time they have their child. Even Maurice, who moved to the castle to live with his daughter and son-in-law, was excited to be a grandfather of their children to the point that he'll start making music boxes for each of them on special occasions just as he did to Beauty and often tell his grandchildren stories of his travels as a merchant. Beauty and the Prince's first child is Marc, a boy at 9 years old who looks just like his father, but with the exception of inheriting his mother's hazel eyes. He loves doing all kinds of things a gentleman does, though that doesn't mean he acts like one all the time unless it's necessary. While his interests include playing with his toy sword, dancing, riding horses, roses, making new friends and doing different activities in the snow, reading books and writing literature show he's intelligent like his mother before him. Since they share the same love of books, some people say they're very much alike, especially when it comes to their personalities. Marc is like a favorite to Maurice and he wants to meet someone special like how his parents met. One thing that he brings his family together is delicious pastries and cakes he bakes sometimes since his mother taught him . The couple's second child is Marc's younger sister Edith, a girl at 7 years old who bears a striking resemblance to her mother, but with her father's blue eyes. She really likes to sew, make music, sing and feed the birds. Her other interests are painting after being taught by her grandfather, dancing, reading books that also include stories of King Arthur and Christmas. Although she enjoys being a lady and doing all sorts of ladylike activities, she only acts noble necessarily just like Marc does. She has a close bond with her older brother. Like him, she wants to find true love when she grows up. Being kind and gentle to other people, Edith takes after her father, who is very proud of her alongside Beauty. They can tell their eldest children will have lots of suitors once they get older . Their third child is Benedict, a little boy at 3 years old who has his mother's brown hair and hazel eye colors. When he gets old enough, he'll develop interests in talking to the animals of the forest surrounding the castle, traveling, playing chess and adventure. He would be an animal lover like his mother is. Plus, Benedict will love spending time with his family and friends cause of his affectionate side . And finally, Beauty and the Prince's fourth child is their unborn daughter Rosemarie, who is in her mother's womb. The name is one the couple is planning to give. Everyone is excited for the baby girl to come in the next 3 months. Once Beauty delivers her soon, she'll be given a name related to the rose the Prince thought of since he and Beauty like roses. So when Rosemarie grows older, she will have her father's blond hair and blue eye colors. Her interests will mostly be inventions, playing chess, picking flowers like roses and having tea parties. She might become a brilliant inventor someday just like her grandfather, who will consider her as his favorite granddaughter and teach her how to build plenty of different inventions. Because she'll love making inventions, she could even be Maurice's apprentice when he takes her under his wing after she asks him to teach her everything he knows. Alongside her older siblings, Rosemarie will be loved by everyone around her . Having a family is something Beauty never thought she would have. From a village girl living a content provincial life to a much more grand life as a princess. Yet, she's now the beautiful wife of a handsome prince who was cursed as a beast and a mother of three lovely children. The proof of it all is her being over 6 months pregnant with Rosemarie. Her life is like a fairy tale out of a storybook. Maurice likes the newer life of luxury at the castle. He enjoys the times his grandchildren spend with him at times. And like his beloved wife, the Prince is looking forward to the upcoming new addition of his family. Even he can't wait to be a father again. Beauty has never felt such happiness since she and the Prince met. Their love for each other grows stronger during each passing day. The love they have for their children, including their unborn daughter, is just as beautiful as their future together. All that happened in Beauty's life reminds her of the stories she reads in books. She loves the people she cares about most, which includes her family. No one loves her as much as her beloved Prince does. Their life is something like a story written in a fairy tale book. So in a way, their life and future can be like a tale as old as time. Like a fairy tale that's as magical and true as it can be.