Beauty and the Beast
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Act I
- Wh'reabouts am I? T is very much bitter cold outside.
- I has't nev'r seen this mansion bef're, haply someone is inside.
- Act I
- I shall rest f'r the present day and apace headeth out at sunrise.
- Act II
- Beauty shall beest v'ry did please to seeth these delicate roses
- Oh my, these roses art quite quaint.
- Once upon a timeth, th're wast a m'rchant yond hath lived with his quite quaint daught'r nam'd beauty. One wint'r's day, while coming backeth from w'rk, that gent did get hath lost in the woods. Anon aft'r that gent hath found a mansion.
- Act IV
- Farth'r behold at this, the beast appears to beest in a lot of teen.
- Art thee going to holp that gent, Beauty?
- That gent wenteth inside to findeth yond the mansion wast masterless, seeing nay one th're, that gent hath decided to spendeth the night in the creepy-looking mansion.
- Act V
- Beast i loveth thee, prithee doth not leaveth me, i doth not wisheth to seeth thee kicketh the bucket!
- The next m'rning, at which hour the m'rchant wast about to leaveth, that gent did see quite quaint roses in the garden. That gent bethought about yest'rday and rememb'r'd yond Beauty hath asked that gent to gift h'r roses, so that gent did pluck one. Suddenly, a hideous beast hath appeared and did roar at that gent f'r stealing from his garden.
- Act V
- Holla th're beauty, because of thy loveth, the spelleth yond a beldams cast'd on me wast able to beest broken.
- His p'rsonality is charming.
- Aft'r a few days bef're h'r arrival, h'r fath'r becameth bett'r und'r beautys careth. One night, the lady bethought of the beast and hath decided to behold through the charm mirr'r. The lady jolt'd at the sight the lady did see, th're did lay the beast groaning in teen as that gent wast near his death. The lady did rush to the mansion to seeth that gent.
- Mine own daught'r is caring and thoughtful, the lady shall holp anyone in needeth.
- The beast wast delight'd to seeth h'r once again. The lady did hold that gent tight and did burst out in drops of sorrow aft'r the lady hath said the lady did love the beast. While sobbing, the lady gaveth a soft and precious kisseth to the beast. H'r drops of sorrow did drop on that gent and in an instant, the beast did turn into a handsome prince.
- Beauty wast flabb'rgasted, the lady didst not expecteth such thing to befall. The prince did explain to h'r how that gent wast did turn into a repulsive beast by a nasty beldams, as well as how h'r loveth hath broken the spelleth and setteth that gent free. Those gents anon did get did marry and hath lived happily ev'r aft'r in the en'rmous mansion.
- Wouldst thee still liketh to f'rev'r liveth with me in this mansion?
- Aye, ofcourse, I loveth v'ry much.
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