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Beauty And The Beast Short Story

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In each of us, we have lots of fairy tales. In the treasure of fairies, certainly, there is at least one story that you like most. I 'm either. Today, I 'm going to tell you one story that I like most. Although my story is not about prince, princess or all beautiful characters but everyone likes it, Beauty and the beast, a traditional fairy tale written by French novelist Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve.
Once upon a time, there was a prince who was very evil. Day by day, he enjoyed pleasures and forgot to rule his people. One rainy, stormy night, while everybody was dancing and of course it couldn 't exclude the prince, an old woman who was traveling brought a prince a rose. She asked to stay for a night to avoid the heavy rain. They laughed and dismissed out of the castle. Prior to her exit, she turned into a beautiful fairy - Agathe, putting a charm on every. The prince was became a beast and his servants became talking furnitures. She cursed that when the last rose petal fell down, the prince and his servants would stay like that forever. Everyone 's memories of the castle was erased. There was a way to reversed the curse: if the beast can learn to love and earn her love in return, the curse will be broken. However, who will love the scary monster?
After years ago, in a village nearby, there was a beautiful girl named Belle, who loved reading. Her dad - Maurice was an artist and inventor. Her mother was the pretty woman. Unfortunately, she was stolen by the Death

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