First, until the fairy died and the prince became a beast, I always thought that this movie was about the story of the prince and the fairy’s son and BELL. What I don’t understand is that the fairy wants the beast to escape in the form of a dream. BELL explained that I understood what happened to the beast. The fairy died because of him, but he forced him twice under the eyes of the fairy if he would fall in love with him. He clearly knew that only a woman truly fell in love with him could he be free, he Can't wait? Has he considered the mood of the fairy?
Second, in my opinion, the reason why the beast is a beast is entirely his own. He has promised that the fairy will give up hunting the golden deer if he has an heir. At the ball, the fairy once again emphasized that the beast should not forget her promise. It was he who had renounced his promise to kill the fairy by mistake. It was his retribution to become a beast. Instead of atonement, he asked a woman if she would fall in love with him within a few days of seeing a woman.
Third, what does the fairy mean? She wants to save the beast, so she tells Bell what happened in her dream; then why did she attract the witch to pull out the golden arrow? Otherwise, the beast will not be stabbed by the bandit with a golden arrow, and the vines that grow wildly after the beast is injured shouldn't be caused by the magic of the fairy. How do you look at the rhythm of killing several Bells?
Fourth, it is about other lives in the castle. So many people and lives in the castle, especially the few people around the prince, should be the giant stone people behind. The prince turned back to the prototype and resurrected, and returned to hermit Yamada to marry his wife and enjoy themselves. Even so many dogs have survived, so the loyal and obedient Boulder will be wiped out instead? Do other lives in the castle end in the same way? What's the reason for this? The criminals have to reform and live a new life, but the other lives of the innocent affected company are lost forever?
5. Finally, I have always wondered about the meaning of the existence of those dogs. Of course, this is not because I discriminate against dogs, but from the end, except for the beasts, the only life in the castle has become animals. I always thought those animals were The servants in the castle have become like servants. Otherwise, where do so many delicious food and so many gorgeous dresses come from? The beast made it with his sharp claws?
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