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* InformedAttribute: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet...because he told her so. Although oddly, when she was earlier asked by Clara on what she thought of Beast, Beauty thoroughly explained she believed he was good because he treats her so kindly and respectfully, and lavishes her with anything she could want.
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* InformedAttribute: InformedKindness: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet... because he told her so. Although oddly, when she was earlier asked by Clara on what she thought of Beast, Beauty thoroughly explained she believed he was good because he treats her so kindly and respectfully, and lavishes her with anything she could want.
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''Beauty and the Beast'' is a 1992 animated film by Creator/GoldenFilms and [=GoodTimes=] Entertainment about the story of ''Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast''. Golden Films made [[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastGolden1999 another version of this story as well]] without the help of [=GoodTimes=].
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''Beauty and the Beast'' is a 1992 animated film by Creator/GoldenFilms and [=GoodTimes=] Entertainment Creator/GoodTimesEntertainment about the story of ''Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast''. Golden Films made [[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastGolden1999 another version of this story as well]] without the help of [=GoodTimes=].
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* OddNameOut: Nathan, Robert, Pauline, Alicia, and...''Beauty''.
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** To compensate for Beauty about to be killed by him, the Beast gives her family a giant chest of jewels and gold, which they use to move back to the city.
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** To compensate for Beauty about to be killed by him, the Beast gives her family a giant chest of jewels and gold, which they use to move back to the city. He also decides shortly thereafter that he can't bring himself to kill Beauty after all, either because he's already fallen for her or because he realizes that she was innocent in all this.
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** Furthermore, since the Beast had never shown himself to Beauty's father up to that point and everything else that he could possibly need was seemingly provided to him by the castle itself, it was a reasonable assumption that taking one single rose from a ''huge'' bush of them as a gift for his beloved daughter would be okay, too; while the old man turned out to be wrong in assuming this, there was also no indication that he ''wasn't'' allowed to take one of the roses.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: To signal that significant time has passed during her captivity, Beauty's hair grows considerably longer.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: To signal that significant time has passed during her captivity, Beauty's hair grows considerably longer. Presumably, it was intended to show that she's become more carefree.
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example, mainly due to her naive, well-intentioned desire to see the best in people, which proves true for the Beast, but regarding her sisters, it made it easy for them to trick her into believing they really do care about her. Her apparent habit of spacing out and coming off as slow on the uptake certainly doesn't help.
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example, mainly due to her naive, well-intentioned desire to see the best in people, which proves true for the Beast, but regarding her sisters, it made it easy for them to trick her into believing they really do care about her. Her apparent habit of spacing out and coming off as slow on the uptake certainly doesn't help. And neither does the fact that many of her expressions seem rather vacant.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: To signal that significant time has passed during her captivity, Beauty's hair grows considerably longer.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The Old Man sounds quite a bit like Walter Brennan.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The Old Man sounds quite a bit very much like Walter Brennan.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The Old Man sounds quite a bit like Walter Brennan.
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example, mainly due to her naive, well-intentioned desire to see the best in people, which proves true for the Beast, but regarding her sisters, it made it easy for them to trick her into believing they really do care about her.
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example, mainly due to her naive, well-intentioned desire to see the best in people, which proves true for the Beast, but regarding her sisters, it made it easy for them to trick her into believing they really do care about her. Her apparent habit of spacing out and coming off as slow on the uptake certainly doesn't help.
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** Extra points to Old Man--when he gets outright indignant at what he sees as a slap to the face, the Beast gets just as angry and warns that he ''will'' kill him if he doesn't leave right this very second. Instead of backing down, Old Man gets ''even angrier'' and looks like he's about ready to kill the Beast himself. As mentioned above, Beauty stops them both.
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* TheUglyGuysHotDaughter: The merchant is a short, fat older man with a large bulbous nose. But his daughter Beauty certainly lives up to her name.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: In Villeneuve's original version of the fairy tale, the heroine was the daughter of a king and a good fairy. A wicked fairy had tried to murder the heroine so she could marry her father and the heroine put in the place of the merchant's deceased daughter to protect her.
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** To be fair, she is also arguably based on the good fairy from the original story, although the main thing they have in common is being [[spoiler: the evil fairy's sister.]]
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That was only in the Disney version.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]]
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* TheKlutz: Pauline has a tendency to fall over, much to Alicia's chagrin.
* LazyBum: Alicia and Pauline do absolutely nothing except spend their father's money when they were originally wealthy, whereas their brothers helped run the family business and Beauty devoted her time doing charity work. After they became poor, the two still spend most of their time lazing around and barking orders at Beauty.
* LazyBum: Alicia and Pauline do absolutely nothing except spend their father's money when they were originally wealthy, whereas their brothers helped run the family business and Beauty devoted her time doing charity work. After they became poor, the two still spend most of their time lazing around and barking orders at Beauty.
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* TheKlutz: Pauline has a tendency to fall over, much to Alicia's chagrin.
* LazyBum: Alicia and Pauline do absolutely nothing except spend their father's money when they were originally wealthy, whereas their brothers helped run the family business and Beauty devoted her time doing charity work. After they became poor, the two still spend most of their time lazing around and barking orders at Beauty.
* LazyBum: Alicia and Pauline do absolutely nothing except spend their father's money when they were originally wealthy, whereas their brothers helped run the family business and Beauty devoted her time doing charity work. After they became poor, the two still spend most of their time lazing around and barking orders at Beauty.
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* AdaptedOut: In the original story, Beauty had three brothers, but she only has two here.
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* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Played straight with Beauty (who's beautiful both inside and out) and her sisters (who are both ugly and cruel). [[spoiler:Inverted with Clara and the Enchantress]].
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* UngratefulBastard: Beauty's two sisters tried to let the Beast die and Nathan cheerfully suggesting to let the Beast die, despit the fact that the Beast is the one who gives them good fortune.
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* UngratefulBastard: Beauty's two sisters tried to let the Beast die and Nathan cheerfully suggesting suggested to let the Beast die, despit despite the fact that the Beast is the one who gives them good fortune.
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* UngratefulBasterd: Beauty's two sisters tried to let the Beast die and Nathan cheerfully suggesting to let the Beast die, despit the fact that the Beast is the one who gives them good fortune.
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* UngratefulBasterd: UngratefulBastard: Beauty's two sisters tried to let the Beast die and Nathan cheerfully suggesting to let the Beast die, despit the fact that the Beast is the one who gives them good fortune.
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* UngratefulBasterd: Beauty's two sisters tried to let the Beast die and Nathan cheerfully suggesting to let the Beast die, despit the fact that the Beast is the one who gives them good fortune.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]]]
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** This can also be a case of AdaptationalAttractiveness to the ugly evil fairy from de Villeneuve's version but with the flipside of AdaptationalUglyness [[spoiler: which is downplayed with Clara who is the good fairy]].
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** This can also be a case of AdaptationalAttractiveness to the ugly evil fairy from de Villeneuve's version but with the flipside of AdaptationalUglyness a heroic charcter having AdaptationalUgliness [[spoiler: which is downplayed with Clara who is the good fairy]].
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: The enchantress who turned the prince into a beast did so in the original story to teach him a lesson about his cruelty. While here some of that seems to hold true, the evil fairy's clearly not interested in the Beast learning to become a better person and is going out of her way to convince Beauty to abandon him just so the Beast will die.]]]
** This can also be a case of AdaptationalAttractiveness to the ugly evil fairy from de Villeneuve's version but with the flipside of AdaptationalUglyness [[spoiler: which is downplayed with Clara who is the good fairy]].
** This can also be a case of AdaptationalAttractiveness to the ugly evil fairy from de Villeneuve's version but with the flipside of AdaptationalUglyness [[spoiler: which is downplayed with Clara who is the good fairy]].
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* TotallyRadical: Hilariously, the harbormaster at one point says to Beauty's father "I'm terribly sorry, man.", which feels rather out of place, given the time period.
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* LightEmUp: The enchantress, whose powers manifest as an intense sunlight. [[spoiler:She loses that magic, even so much as her glow, when her curse is broken]].
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* ManipulativeBitch: Alicia and Pauline manage to manipulate Beauty into staying longer than the week given to her so that the Beast will die.
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* ManipulativeBitch: Alicia and Pauline manage to manipulate Beauty into staying longer than the week given to her so that the Beast will die. [[spoiler:The enchantress]] was probably meant to be one as well, being supposedly a spanner sort of villain, but she comes across as a moron.
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* LightIsNotGood: [[spoiler:The enchantress]] is the main villain here. She manifests herself in bright golden light and her apparition to Belle even looks slightly divine.
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* InformedAttribute: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet...because he told her so.
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* InformedAttribute: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet...because he told her so. Although oddly, when she was earlier asked by Clara on what she thought of Beast, Beauty thoroughly explained she believed he was good because he treats her so kindly and respectfully, and lavishes her with anything she could want.
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-->'''Robert:''' Uh...'we'?
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-->'''Robert:''' Uh...'we'?"we"?
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* BerserkButton: Do NOT pluck the Beast's roses.
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* BerserkButton: Do NOT ''not'' pluck the Beast's roses.
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* HypercompetentSidekick: Clara is the only person who works in the castle, yet she keeps the place spotless, prepares all the meals, and tends to the roses and keeps them blooming even in winter. It helps that she does have some magical abilities, but it appears she does most of the housework by hand. Beauty is implied to be helping her while living in the castle. [[spoiler: Clara's also the one who saves the day when she fetches Beauty after her sisters manipulate her into staying a day longer to make the Beast die.]]
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* HypercompetentSidekick: HypercompetentSidekick[=/=]AlmightyJanitor: Clara is the only person who works in the castle, yet she keeps the place spotless, prepares all the meals, and tends to the roses and keeps them blooming even in winter. It helps that she does have some magical abilities, but it appears she does most of the housework by hand. Beauty is implied to be helping her while living in the castle. [[spoiler: Clara's also the one who saves the day when she fetches Beauty after her sisters manipulate her into staying a day longer to make the Beast die.]]]]
* InformedAttribute: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet...because he told her so.
* InformedAttribute: A rare InUniverse example. When the evil fairy says that Beast is cruel and deserves to die, Beauty says that he's sweet...because he told her so.
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-->'''Phelous:''' Well, obviously, Beauty is distraught now. Let's set the mood. [we hear Beauty crying over uplifting music]...Or play it like it's a wacky scene. Your choice, movie.
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-->'''Phelous:''' Well, obviously, Beauty is distraught now. Let's set the mood. [we hear Beauty ''[Beauty crying over uplifting music]...uplifting, goofy music]''...Or play it like it's a wacky scene. Your choice, movie.
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* AllLovingHero: Beauty, who strongly desires to believe in the goodness of everyone, including the Beast and her sisters. Unfortunately, her sisters take advantage of this and [[spoiler: the Beast almost dies because of it.]]
* BigGood: [[spoiler: Clara, after revealing herself as the evil fairy's sister, is implied to be this for the entire movie. Judging from the way she advises Beauty to decide for herself how she feels about the Beast instead of listening to hearsay from others, it looks as though Clara's been working all this time to subtly try and undo the curse her sister put on the Beast.]]
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Beauty's mainly known for being a very patient and loving person, but a FreezeFrameBonus when her sisters are telling her to bring them breakfast in bed (after sleeping in most of the day and ''after'' they became poor) shows Beauty looking somewhat annoyed at their selfishness. So even she's got a limit to how much of their whining she can brush off.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Beauty's mainly known for being a very patient and loving person, but a FreezeFrameBonus when her sisters are telling her to bring them breakfast in bed (after sleeping in most of the day and ''after'' they became poor) shows Beauty looking somewhat annoyed at their selfishness. So even she's got a limit to how much of their whining she can brush off.
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* DumbBlonde: Beauty comes off as an unintentional example.
example, mainly due to her naive, well-intentioned desire to see the best in people, which proves true for the Beast, but regarding her sisters, it made it easy for them to trick her into believing they really do care about her.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Beauty's mainly known for being a very patient and loving person, buta FreezeFrameBonus when after her sisters are telling repeatedly insult her to bring them breakfast in bed (after sleeping in most of during the day and ''after'' they became poor) shows Beauty looking somewhat annoyed at their selfishness. So opening, she seems visibly annoyed, indicating even she's got a limit to how much of their whining nastiness she can brush off.
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* KarmaHoudini: Beauty's sisters received no consequences for almost getting the Beast killed. [[LaserGuidedKarma The evil fairy, on the other hand]]...
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** Likewise, the biggest perpetrators of this trope are the men who robbed Beauty's family of their fortune at the beginning of the film.
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** Likewise, the biggest perpetrators of this trope are the men who robbed Beauty's family of their fortune at the beginning of the film.
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* PapaWolf: The Old Man finally shows this just after he's about to leave Beauty at the Beast's castle. When the Beast is prepared to give the Old Man a fortune far greater than he originally had as compensation for losing his daughter, the Old Man ''flips his shit'' and starts yelling at the Beast that nothing could possibly compensate for the loss of his daughter. The only reason a fight doesn't break out and the Old Man dies is when Beauty begs him to stop for her sake.
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* YankTheDogsChain: A year after Beauty's family were robbed of their fortune, they learn one of the Old Man's ships finally came to port, and it's the biggest one they owned. Unfortunately, the ship's a total wreck and its cargo has been left useless due to several storms. The Old Man is told the ship's only good for scrap.
