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Course: FILM 120, Spring 2008School: Winona
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and Belle her father came to the BEAST'S castle for different reasons and got different results. The father came to the castle hoping to get help. The Beast's castle looked spooky due to the surrealness ie. darkness, hand candles, and the moving hands at the table. He didn't know what to expect at this castle. He had a cup of tea and took a little nap. Then when he was trying to leave after some hour or so and...
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and Belle her father came to the BEAST'S castle for different reasons and got different results. The father came to the castle hoping to get help. The Beast's castle looked spooky due to the surrealness ie. darkness, hand candles, and the moving hands at the table. He didn't know what to expect at this castle. He had a cup of tea and took a little nap. Then when he was trying to leave after some hour or so and when he picked a rose for his daughter, he beast appears and makes a wager for Belle's father's life. Belle's trip through the woods on the "GPS" horse, to the castle was similar and different at he same time. She knew what she was doing, to save her father's life and to live with the Beast. She had assumed what she would be doing, and then got different results from what she expected. When she go to the castle, it was more cool looking compared to as it was for her father. The castle is a really mysterious to her, as was her meeting with the Beast. As she snooped around the castle, it was seemed that the castle communicated with her, showing her where room her was and telling her what was hers.
There were many motifs in the movie but the one that stood out the most to me was the one of the rose. To me the rose symbolized for the beast anyways everything that was taken away from him was put into that single rose. All his beauty and everything that he had that was ever good was taken away and thus the rose was made. This helps to develop the character, mostly the beast, because we see that he is obsessed with the roses. He gets mad at the belles father for having picked one. It also brings the plot along by having the rose show up in the movie early we get a glimpse at it. As the movie progresses and the rose is shown more and more it gives the viewers a heads up that the rose that they have been seeing is a big part of the movie and they should pay close attention as to what is going to happen with the rose later in the movie. Because the rose is such a big part of the movie there is no way that the views would be able to go without seeing the rose at all in the movie, it is sort of what makes the story line go on.
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