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How Beauty and the Beast Should Have Ended


In an ancient castle far away,  

Lived Belle with the Beast who made her stay.

They never really gotten along,

For their relationship was just really wrong.

But one day, Belle was attacked by the wolves

To her rescue, the Beast ran as fast as he could

He saved her life,

And Belle realized,

That he is not as fierce despite his size.

Then, they became the best of friends

However, the story here doesn’t end.

They both had a splendid ball;

Belle was the prettiest of all,

As they danced around the lovely hall.

Love was blooming around them as they danced,

Night has fallen, and Beast seized his chance:  

He given Belle a very sweet kiss

And she was happy, for it was a bliss.

But for Beast, the sensation was very strange.

And Belle gasped; he started to change.

And when she opened her eyes again,

Before her stood no beast, but a man.

He took her to the balcony to watch the night,

Belle was awed by the stars that shone so bright

He took her in his arms and brought her very near

And asked, “Are you happy, my dear?”

She answered,“if it wouldn’t be much of a bother,”

“It would really be nice to see my father.”

And so the young prince cried, without a fuss,

“Then, your father shall be among us!”

He sent for Belle’s father, so he could live in the castle.

And Belle’s father came there without any hassle.

And so, this is the end of my chapter,

Since everyone lived happily, ever, after.

 

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