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How Does Disney Change Mood
The Disney-Fication of the Jeanne-Marie LePrince de Beaumont version of Beauty and the Beast is amazing in how they manipulated the elements to change the mood. Disney changed the mood from Jeanne's version really well. In the Beauty and the Beast book and movie, the moods changed quickly throughout both. There are many examples of how Disney changed the mood. In the book and movie, Belle had a really happy mood, but when the Beast came, belles mood changed from happy to scared. First, the change in mood is shown through characters. In the book and movie, Belle had a really happy mood, but when the Beast came, Belles mood changed from happy to scared. “...and they laughed at their young sister, because she spent the greatest amount
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