[Well you know, some places there was magic that was used in questionable ways to teach life lessons, don't you know.]
...Yes I rather had a feeling that the Master would have failed, no matter what we did. [A long sigh.] I also have the feeling that we all would.
[A quiet huff.] Trust me, I have often tried to be the voice of reason with mixed results. Mostly resulting in my utter frustration.
[Another sigh.]
Yes, of course. The Master had to convince some girl to fall in love with him on his personal merits alone - and let me tell you that's no easy task. He's ... a bit of a grump.
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...Yes I rather had a feeling that the Master would have failed, no matter what we did. [A long sigh.] I also have the feeling that we all would.
[A quiet huff.] Trust me, I have often tried to be the voice of reason with mixed results. Mostly resulting in my utter frustration.
[Another sigh.]
Yes, of course. The Master had to convince some girl to fall in love with him on his personal merits alone - and let me tell you that's no easy task. He's ... a bit of a grump.
[Cogsworth frowns, then brightens.] Ah yes! We call them maréchaussée. Local law officers. Well that is quite dashing!
[Cogsworth paused, then sighed.] Yes, well, I suppose there is Lumiere.