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Beaty and the beast contains symbolism. What is the person, place, or object that represents something beyond its literal meaning? what does it actually represent? Explain.
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Beaty and the beast contains symbolism. What is the person, place, or object that represents something beyond its literal meaning? what does it actually represent? Explain.

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Answer:basically it stands for how he takes care of bella but soons falls for her because she isnt scared of him because he is a beast so he falls for her and she fell for him but when killed he didnt die instead lived and turned back human because bella loved him for him and the beastly characteristics

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what the other person said is right!!

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sorry for answering i just wanted to say they were correct lol

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