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Are wewe sitting comfortably? Then i'll paste the whole plot. The film starts out with everybody preparing for Christmas. Chip puts up decorations along with the others until he comes across a storybook. He then shows it to Mrs. Potts, his mother and asks him to read it. Soon everyone is gathered round Mrs. Potts as she tells the events of what happened after Beast and Belle escape from the wolves...

Belle is still a prisoner in the Beast's castle. All the servants are trying to figure out a way for them to fall in upendo with each other, and with krisimasi coming up, they look at this as a great...

Jeremy John Irons (born 19 September 1948) is an English actor. After receiving classical training at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, Irons began his uigizaji career on stage in 1969, and has since appeared in many London theatre productions including The Winter's Tale, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, The Taming of the Shrew, Godspell and Richard II. In 1984, he made his Broadway debut in Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing and received a Tony Award for Best Actor.

Irons's first major film role came in the 1981 romantic drama The French Lieutenant's Woman, for which he received a BAFTA nomination...

Chapter 29—Angel's Deceit

The mtoto wa mbwa and parents gasped. Buster revealed himself from behind the trees, smiling devilishly at the puppies.
“Buster,” Tramp told him, growling. “Get away from us.”
    Buster smirked. “You don’t scare me… wewe Lost your touch when wewe turned your back on everything and settled down with Miss Powderpuff.”
    “Why are wewe here?” Lady asked worriedly. “Can’t wewe just leave us alone?”
    “Oh no, Miss Powderpuff,” Buster explained with a smirk. “I need revenge. I don’t like...

Chapter 25—Patch’s Decision

Pongo tried to pretend to ignore the bad reception he got from the puppies, and pretended to smile. “How are wewe all doing out here?” Pongo asked brightly.
    The mtoto wa mbwa didn’t answer. They hurried under a kitanda in the middle of the yard, and buried themselves deep under it, facing away from Pongo. “We’re not leaving,” Scamp told Pongo fervently. “We’ll never leave.”
    “Dad, why are wewe even here?” Patch asked. “I’m not coming nyumbani with you. Maybe wewe got Lucky to come back. But at your place,...

5# Maleficent-At the christening of the newly born Princess Aurora, the Three Good vichimbakazi come to bestow three gifts on the child: Flora’s gift is Beauty, and Fauna’s is Song. Before Merryweather has a chance to give the child a gift, Maleficent arrives with Diablo, perched on her staff. Angry at not receiving an invitation, she curses the child, decreeing that, before the sun sets on Aurora’s 16th birthday, the child shall die, kwa pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel. She then leaves, whilst cackling. Merryweather, unable to undo the entire curse herself, is able to...

EPILOGUE

    Lady sat kwa the krisimasi tree, watching the moto in the living room burn merrily, then she turned to look outside to see the snow falling. krisimasi was coming, and Tramp sat proudly kwa her side. He seemed to be in much better spirits, as now he escaped quite a few times during the night. But Lady didn’t mind, for she knew that Tramp would always come back to her no matter what.
     She then turned to see the mtoto wa mbwa posing for photos. The five of them, growing up, also were joined kwa a sixth puppy, Collette’s new boyfriend Fluffy. While...

Chapter 10- Meeting of the Parents

    That night, Lady and Tramp continued to look hard for Scamp and Angel, unaware that they were so close to finding them prior that evening. “Oh, I just hope they’re all right,” Lady sadly cried. “It’s my fault that they’re all gone. I shouldn’t have been so moody.”
    “Aww Pidge, wewe didn’t do any harm,” Tramp comforted her. “Now why don’t we just settle down for the night? A bit of rest could do us some good. Then we can continue looking tomorrow,” Tramp stated consolingly.
    “I...

Ch. 9— The Car of Disguise

    Scamp and the puppy with the patch happily giggled before Scamp turned to ask them a question.
    “My name’s Scamp, and she’s Angel. Do wewe know where we are?” Scamp asked.
    “No,” the puppy on the left stated. “We’re on a foreign trip, but well… can wewe keep a secret?”
    “I promise,” Scamp told them. Angel looked at him worriedly, remembering the last time Scamp promised to keep a secret.
    “Well, we’re running away,” the puppy...