Belle and Beast
Once upon a time....
There was an evil witch who owned a castle and servants.
One day the servants failed to obey and refused to stay.
She cast a spell on the servants that made each person turn into an object.
Then the witch abandoned them to forget the day they met.
She left a rose behind with petals that would soon decline.
When the last petal falls they servants will be objects forever.
The only way to break the spell would be if the rose was held by a pure heart.
But what would a pure heart being doing in a castle from the dark?
In a nearby town, lived a beautiful young women named belle.
Belle lived with her mother.
The two were different from every other.
Many people of the town were cold hearted.
Except for a charming young man named Gaston who Belle had fallen for.
She was too shy to romance with him, she just wasn't sure.
One day after work, Belle passed by a dog pound and decied to go inside.
Many dogs lined up making it hard for one to decide.
But then Belle faced a huge, brown, hairy dog with a name tag that said "Beast".
She took Beast home and He became Belle's best firend.
One afternoon when Belle was playing with Beast in the park, something strange happened.
When Beast retrived a ball that was throw he began to sniff the air.
Belle was confused as he barked and wined in dispair.
Then Beast ran off and Belle ran as fast as she could after him until their destination.
Belle knew her mother would wonder where they've been.
She was face to face with the castle the witch had left behind.
The rose petals were falling, it was only a matter of time.
The castle was dark, creepy, and dangerous.
There was monsterous creature guarding the door.
Belle had a feeling she had to get past, she was sure.
Beast fought with the creature as Belle slipped inside.
She was startled by talking objects gathering around.
As the objects explained to her what happened she soon calmed down.
Her eyes explored the dark gloomy castle.
She was told the rose was past the flight of stairs that grew so tall.
As she ran, Beast was wrestling with the creature and growing weaker, ready to fall.
The clock was ticking, time running out.
The servants began to scream and shout.
Belle ran faster, she could not stop.
She finally made it to the top.
She found the rose and held it high and a force came from out of the sky.
The spell was broken and the servants turned into people again.
They cheered and shouted for Belle, their hero and beloved firend.
But Belle had to see if Beast was okay.
She ran outside with fear in her heart.
She turned Beast over and as he licked her check, she knew they were not apart.
Belle took Beast and her new firends to the town.
People were over joyed as their lost loved ones were found.
From that day on Belle was a hero but there was one thing missing for her.
She sat there surrounded by others but still felt lonely.
Gaston walked over and said "excuse me Belle? Could i take you out for some coffee?"
Belle smiled. Now she was truly happy.
THE END
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