Friday, February 17, 2012

belle

She only agreed to see him to help her father. He was mean, needed a shower and grooming. Eventually, she began to enjoy his company. With her encouragement, he revealed his outer beauty.


Trifextra time again! This weekend, the challenge is to retell a famous story in exactly 33 words.

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  1. I really like this piece. I love Beauty and the Beast it is one of my favorite stories. My favorite part of your piece is that he needed a shower :)

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    1. Thanks! He just looks stinky. :))

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  2. tale as old as time . . .

    love this.

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    1. Oh no. I don't remember the next line. It's obviously been far too long since I've seen the movie.

      Thanks. :)

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  3. I love Beauty and the Beast. I was going to pick that story but then I saw someone already did it :)

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    1. One of my favorite things about Trifecta is how differently people interpret the challenges, so don't let my version stop you. :))

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  4. I love this version!

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  5. I'm glad to see you blogging again on a regular basis! I never got popular on the space, but one of these days I'll have to try a challenge. :)

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    1. Go for it! I don't think I ever saw any of the participants on the space. I think my top subscriber # was like 100, which was nothing there, but it totally freaked me out and I stopped blogging. ;)

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  6. love this!

    best,
    MOV

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  7. Very nicely done! I love your take on this.

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  8. Thanks for joining up, Megan. I love this take on Beauty and the Beast. It's my daughters' favorite film so it's refreshing to get a different angle on it! Hope you can join up again for the weekly challenge.

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    1. Thanks! I really have to break down and buy that for myself. I miss it. :)

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  9. This felt gentle, which I liked. Because it was a balance to get the two of them to connect in the tale.

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    1. I wasn't consciously thinking of it, but you're right. I think their mutual underlying gentleness is why it works.

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