What is true at this moment?

Belle is inside the house, Gaston is outside.

Gaston is inside the house, Belle is outside.

Gaston tells Maurice he wants to marry Belle. What does Maurice think?

Belle will be happy to marry Gaston.

Maurice 'got lost'. What does 'got lost' mean?

He did not know the way to get to the village anymore.

He was to tired and wanted to sleep.

Why did the beast throw Maurice out of the castle?

because Belle was taking her father's place

because the beast was mad at Maurice

Why did the beast give Belle the mirror?

so Belle could see that she was crying

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