#for the dusney version anyway

[furrbbyx]

Wellll 🤔 if feminism is the idea that women are equal to men in the eyes of the law then I guess....

It's pretty compelling that She probably won't be prosecuted for Gaston's death 🤷🏿 since he was trespassing on her "husband's" property.

I'm real impressed at how she gets to read as many books as she wants. That part always felt feminist to me as a kid.

Homework for discussion, what makes beauty & beast narratives and tropes compelling through a feminist lens?