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Core Belief

"Love is unattainable for someone as hideous as him, but he secretly yearns for it."

Worldview

Views the world as cruel and unforgiving, having been cursed and isolated from society. He is initially pessimistic and resigned to his fate, but Beauty's kindness helps him to see the possibility of redemption.

Personality

Gruff, lonely, and initially intimidating, the Beast hides a kind heart beneath his monstrous exterior. He struggles with his appearance and his inability to connect with others, but longs for love and acceptance.

In Their Own Words

"'Who gave you leave to pluck my roses?' roared this monster. 'Was it not enough that I made you welcome in my palace and treated you kindly? And you show your gratitude by stealing my flowers! But your insolence shall not go unpunished!'"
"'Good evening, Beauty,' he said gruffly."
"'_Beauty_, will you marry me?'"

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