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TK Tran
The scene where the Enchantress put a curse on the Prince, she said "True beauty lies within". This idea of beauty has been expressed through out the movie, and it is a lesson for everyone, mostly for the Beast.

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When Gaston walks up to Belle giving her flowers cause she is pretty but Belle sees beauty on the
inside not on the outside.

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Henry Norwood
The Prince wants everything to be externally beautiful. This is repeated with Gaston.

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Carlina Wharton-Bucher
When Belle is given a room in the castle she falls in love with it immediately. She states that it is beautiful and proceeds to walk around admiring the detail. The room's appearance is a contrast to the rest of the palace. The palace is dusty, breaking down and has lots of dark colors everywhere. Belle's room blue and bright colored. This is a representation of the beauty that lies within the darkness. This concept is applied to the story when one talks of the Beast's personality. Belle's room shows how beautiful she is in the eyes of Beast and that they are a world apart but still in the same room.

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Joseph B
How the rose keeps showing up again and again because the rose symbolizes beauty.

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Manderley Gehr
In the beginning of the movie the you saw the prince with very unnatural looking make-up that he thought made him beautiful. Then at the end of the movie you saw the prince in more natural looking make-up which shows that he found inner beauty rather than just outer beauty.

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kate ambrose
when bell and the beast were outside throwing the snow and getting along
beast was reading a book and it made belle think differently about him. this relates to beauty because when they both fall in love the curse goes away.

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Lucas Deliote
Belle's father finds out that the beast is not actually a beast and accepts him (he sees his inner beauty

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The beast is not what most people think is beautiful but he Belle sees his inner beauty. There is an again and again signpost because beauty is a theme throughout the whole movie

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Andre Fouque
When we first meet Gaston he says that Belle is the most beautiful girl in the town. This tells us the Gaston is only about outer beauty and not inner beauty.

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Jack Ewig
Belle tells the town that the beast is a nice person and told them that they loved each other. She saw the beauty on the inside of him when no one else did.

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Travis Hepworth
The Rose comes up many times throughout the movie. This is an example of again and again. The rose symbolizes beauty. The rose also shows conflict throughout the movie.

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Chase Heckerson
The mirror is
a sign of beauty, and is a signpost. The mirror is used in the beginning by the prince to show his obsession with the way he looks. At the time he thinks beauty is an outer characteristic. Then another character who does this is Gaston, because he continually admires his own outer beauty in the mirror.

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Jason Katz
The Prince looks at the mirror in the beginning of the movie which shows his outer beauty and that he truly does only care about outer beauty, so when the mirror keeps popping up it is an expression of beauty and what people can see in themselves on the outside.

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Owen Hibbs
in the movie these rose(s) are displayed multiple times

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Carson Crouch
The mirror shows different perspectives of each character regarding their inner and/or outer beauty. One example of the mirror being used is when the Prince looks in it at the beginning of the movie and it shows only his outer beauty. This happens repeatedly throughout the story.

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Colin Bethenod
When Belle describe the room, there is many worlds about beauty (all is gold, shinning...). In the rest of the movie, beauty is omnipresent : the prince (when he look at him in the mirror), gaston, the roses... The idea of beauty is repeat during all the movie.

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Charlie Nevitt
In the movie there are mirrors that shows up many time in the movie.  The two characters that are scene glorifying themselves in the movie are Gaston and the prince. And in this part they only are looking for outer beauty and only find that important.

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Logan weber
At the end of the movie the beast sings a song about bell and it was a about him being in love it was inner beauty and this was a ah monument.

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Reagan Bach
In the movie the concept of inner beauty being more important than outer beauty is portrayed multiple times. A scene where this happens is in the beginning where the prince is putting on makeup and admiring himself in the mirror. This shows he cared more about external beauty rather than internal.

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Rodrigo G
The mirror appearing in the movie is an again and again sign post that relates to beauty. The mirror is just a symbol for outer beauty but beauty can be bot internal and outer.

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Akasia Zamastil
At the end of the movie when Bell and Beauty are dancing together Bells dress is covered in flowers which we have seen before in the movie. The rose symbolizes beauty and the Beast is now in the same colors as Bell in the beginning of of the movie, This shows how Bell is still beautiful and the Beast has become beautiful on the inside and has become more like bell.

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Greyson Scott
When Belle walked into her new room in the castle you see that there is beauty inside of the dark castle

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Makenna Denny
When Belle gets her new room in the castle, it shows us that beauty is hidden in the darkness. The signpost is contrast and contradiction

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Meag Lefkowicz
In the scenes where a rose/roses were brought up or shown represents beauty because Belle asks for one, also when the beast receives a rose when he gets a spell put on him.

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Nate Bricker
Towards the end of the movie, the beast held Gaston by the neck, at the same angle he did with the mirror at the beginning. He realized that he may have been beautiful on the outside, like Gaston, but had a cruel inside like Gaston as well. The beast saw himself when looking at Gaston.

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Megan McGrath
The mirror appears in the movie many times. The repeating of the mirror shows the sign post again and again. The mirror represents the idea that some people only see outer beauty and others see the inner beauty as well. When Belle leaves the castle and tries to help her father she takes the mirror and shows everybody the beast. Everybody thinks he's a monster from the outer looks, but Belle see's his inner beauty. This shows how many people in the movie only see outer beauty.

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Jocie Wille
The rose appears many times throughout the movie. This is an example of Again and Again. The rose symbolizes beauty. It appears at the beginning with the enchantress, later on when Belle asks her father to bring her back a rose, and the rose from the enchantress is a source of ongoing conflict during the entire movie.

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Allie Bergland
Beauty was shown many times throughout the movie, But mostly through the rose. Roses show up in most every scene and this symbolizes beauty

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yourname
describe the scene where the signpost occurred and explain how it relates to beauty