Magic mirror beauty and the beast full#

Potts, a sweetly maternal teapot, try to make Maurice feel more comfortable while, at the same time, attempting to hide him from their master вЂ“ the Beast. Lumiere, a charmingly handsome candelabra Cogsworth, a tightly-wound mantle clock and Mrs. Once inside the cavernous, seemingly empty castle, Maurice is amazed to discover that the whole manor is populated with enchanted objects which, as the Prince's once-human servants, have also been cruelly transformed by the beggar woman's spell. He arrives at a creepy, old castle and pounds on the door. A pack of ferocious wolves appears, and Maurice has to run for safety, leaving his invention and scarf behind. As Maurice rides along in the forest singing ('No Matter What вЂ“ Reprise'), the path grows darker. Then, Maurice heads off to the fair wearing the scarf that Belle gave him for good luck.

She finds Maurice working on one of his inventions and can't help but wonder if the townspeople are right: are Belle and Maurice 'odd'? But the father assures his daughter that they are special and they have each other ('No Matter What'). Belle cleverly avoids him and heads home. One of the most popular citizens, Gaston, has decided to marry Belle because she's the prettiest, 'and that makes her the best.' After sending his goofy friend, Lefou, to prepare for the wedding, Gaston tries to get a moment with his future bride. Belle's only interest in the town is the library, and the villagers watch her curiously while they comment on her individuality ('Belle'). except for two unique inhabitants: the beautiful, intelligent Belle and her father, Maurice, an eccentric inventor.

Magic mirror beauty and the beast full#

Not far off, there is a quaint French village full of ordinary people, living provincial lives. The rose would bloom for many years, but if the Prince did not learn to love another and earn another's love in return before the last rose petal fell, the spell would remain unbroken. The Enchantress left him with only a magic mirror to see the outside world and the rose she had offered, which was truly enchanted. As punishment, she transformed him into a hideous Beast and placed a powerful spell on the castle and all who lived there. The Prince tried to apologize, but it was too late she had seen that there was no love in his heart. The Beggar Woman warned the Prince 'not to be deceived by appearances, for beauty is found within.' Dismissing her again, the old woman's ugliness melted away to reveal a beautiful Enchantress. Repulsed by her haggard appearance, the Prince sneered at the gift and turned the old woman away. One night, an old Beggar Woman requested shelter in the Prince's castle in return for a single red rose. Some of their favorite things to 'see' are Daddy at work, Maca's heros, and my personal favorite - me giving them gum.The voice of an unseen Narrator begins: 'Once upon a time,' there lived a young Prince who had everything his heart desired, but was spoiled and selfish. The boys have had a blast incorporating these into their pretend play and I'm enjoying listening to what they 'see' in their mirrors. To the mirrors, but also make them a lot sturdierД§ - glue jewels to painted side of mirror Up stapling the pipe cleaners around the mirrorДЇaceВ - the pipe cleaners not only add some sparkle

*i did this part on mini man's mirror and i also ended Of mirror and wrap them around the handle Of them), so he'd know if they needed his helpД¦ - shape twisted pipe cleaners around face * big buddy drew all the green lanterns (he's one

*i used two cereal boxes glued together for the cardboard mirrorДЎ - cover cardboard mirror with 'thin' layerДў - place aluminum foil on top of glue andД¤ - twist pipe cleaners (2 at a time) together, Supplies: pipe cleaners, sliver paint, jewels, foam brush, glue,ДЄluminum foil & cardboard cut to a mirror shape