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Belle arriving, naturally, is a threat to his plans, and he uses his lackey, Fife, to try to break Belle and the Beast apart. In the meantime, Belle wants to make plans for Christmas, even though the Beast is against it, since that is the day the enchantress cursed him and the castle.
Belle arriving, naturally, is a threat to his plans, and he uses his lackey, Fife, to try to break Belle and the Beast apart. In the meantime, Belle wants to make plans for Christmas, even though the Beast is against it, since that is the day the enchantress cursed him and the castle.
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== ''Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas'' provides examples of the following tropes ==

* [[Ambiguously Gay]]: Fife. Forte too.
* [[Ambiguously Gay]]: Fife. Forte too.
* [[Ambiguously Jewish]]: The axe; he even says "And Happy Chanukah!"
* [[Ambiguously Jewish]]: The axe; he even says "And Happy Chanukah!"