Beauty And Sparrow In Twelfth Night

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Beauty and The Beast remake.

There are 2 people: Steel is a young prince who has been turned into a monster for his actions while Sparrow is a young girl who has issues fitting in.

Act 0

The prologue

Steel is a young man. He was blessed with everything. He had a castle. He had the mulla. He had everything. However despite that he was very unkind. One day he was having a party dancing with his servants. One day an enchantress named Muriel came in and wanted shelter. She offered him a rose if he let her stay. Steel seeing how ugly she was turned her away.

She warned him to not be deceived by the appearance. When he turned her away again she became a beautiful woman. Steel begged for her forgiveness. However Muriel saw that he had no love
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Sparrow asks him to get her a rose to which Grim tells her that he gets her that every year.
Sparrow responds that he always gets her one. Grim promises her that he will get her one and leaves.

Act 2

Howitzer is seen looking at himself in the mirror. Grux tells Howitzer that there arer 3 girls waiting for him(Dekker , The Fey and Lt Belica). Howitzer tells himself that he looks good and is good. Then he leaves. He goes to Sparrow who is outside in her garden. Howitzer asks her how she is doing. Sparrow says she is doing fine and Howitzer asks her if she needs any help but Sparrow politely turns it down. Howitzer asks if she wants company but she also turns it down. Seeing Howitzer's motives Sparrow tells him that she will never marry him much to Howitzer's disappointment.

Later on Sparrow meets Feng Mao , Grim's younger brother and Sparrow's paternal uncle. Sparrow is happy to see Feng Mao and the two hug each other. Feng Mao asks Sparrow if she has been behaving to which Sparrow responds yes. Feng Mao comes in and goes to read a book with Sparrow. Feng Mao impressed that Sparrow has been using her time wisely tells her that she is
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Steel says it hurts and Sparrow says it wouldnt hurt if he would stay still. Steel says that this wouldnt have happened if she didnt do into the west wing. She tells he needs to control his temper. He calms down and she puts some medicine.

The next day Sparrow and Steel are getting along. Steel shows her the library to which Sparrow is excited that she gets to read.

Meanwhile at night Howitzer , Grux and Grim are at the woods. Grim is bewildered. Howitzer is annoyed and wants to go back. Grim keeps murmuring about the beast and Howitzer loses his patience but Grux tries to keep him calm. He threatens to feed him to the wolves if he mentions the beast again. Grux convinces him to calm down. Howitzer asks if he can have the hand of Sparrow. Grim realizing Howitzer's true intent refuses. Howitzer punches Grim and ties him up. Grux advises that they go for a less gruesome method. Howitzer asks if he is coming or not to which Grux says yes.

Meanwhile Steel is reading a book. Feng Mao comes along. He introduces himself as Sparrow's uncle. Steel politely welcomes him. Sparrow comes and is estatic to see her uncle.

Act 6

Muriel appears and sees Grim injured. She heals

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