MaartjeDieAutorin
My reviews from other sequels: Beauty And The Beast except I make the sequel. I've watched Disney Descendants and Ever After High, so I got to know that they had two children, and honestly like the way their characters were portrayed. My version is almost similar but with a slight twist, and it is not for children, but teens can read it. All the characters are very similar to the Disney version, but I'm inspiring it a little from the original 1765 version. In this story, the protagonists, Beauty and The Beast, their names, like in the Disney version, are Belle and Prince Adam. In my version, that's the same, except Belle is actually a nickname given by the prince and her name is actually Isabelle, and the prince in here is actually a king.
The characters look like Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer in their cast of War and Peace ( 1956 ).
My version: After the king weds Isabelle, Isabelle swiftly realizes that her father, Maurice, stopped loving her as a daughter and rather sees his other three daughters, her older sisters Giovanna, Genevieve, and Giulia ( their names weren't mentioned in the 1991 movie save for one person meant to be a younger sister named Clarice, but that didn't happen. ), to be more appealing and realistic and he initially disapproved of Isabelle's marriage to Adam. Isabelle is confused about this sudden neglect, yet she lives her marriage life in happiness, and things seem to go normally until many unfortunate incidents occur, starting from Adam's alcohol addiction and disobedient maids bringing in their uninvited lovers. While Adam and Isabelle still are fiercely loyal to each other, there are external factors looming about, and Isabelle unexpectedly has two surprises very soon after, she is expecting a child, and more surprisingly finds out that her mother was actually a Countess who escaped hr noble lifestyle for love, however there is suspicion on her death back when Isabelle was very little, and this arises tension.