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In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]

🕑 Added 2024-07-21 23:35:27 +0000 UTC
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]
In Defence of Gaston [9 image minicomic]

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Sebastian

Patreon has pissed me off for the last time: I'm closing my account. See you on SubscribeStar

RanliLabz

At some point, I'll prob make some more 😉

Guy Montag

Thank you for letting us see what Caston might have looked like… I know I would have gladly been his “comfort boy.“ Dreamy! Yes, he was kind of full of himself, but with that endowment, who wouldn’t be?

BearyBry

Anyone wanting to see if no one can take the Beasts cock like Gaston?

RanliLabz

Thanks Mummf! 😀

Mummf

On a different tangent... I think "your" Lefou is really cute

Soul In Shadow

It is also worth remembering that, depending on if we are talking about the Disney version or the older version, Belle either volunteered to take the place of her father who had, not all that unjustly, had been imprisoned for entering the castle uninvited and almost touching a very valuable and very enchanted rose, condemning every person in the castle to remain cursed for the rest of their lives. In the older tales Belle's father was invited into the castle and then imprisoned after being caught stealing from his host.

Soul In Shadow

I never really read Gaston as "in love" with Belle, he always struck me as obsessed with her because she was the only person in the village not fawning over him. She was as much a hunt for him as any of the trophies on the wall.

Mummf

- The Enchantress cursed the prince when he was a teenager... the story takes place shortly before his 21st birthday and the cursing happened "years" before. - Gaston is certainly not a peasant, he wouldn't have time and/or permission/privilege to hunt - It is never established that Gaston gives away his prey for free... only that he is good at hunting/killing. We never get to see Gaston's home... only his hero whorship corner in the village tavern. - Gaston imprisons Belle... in her own basement! - Gaston meets his demise after stabbing someone in the back, who had shown him mercy mere moments before. I agree though that Gaston is not a "classic" villain. He is more a narcisstic asshole going over the top.

RanliLabz

The furniture is an interesting one. The dinner scene & battle seem to suggest that almost all furniture is sentient & mobile (including all the crockery, cutlery & pewterware). Animals were clearly transformed as well as humans (eg the Ottoman shaggy dog). Mrs Potts also calls the 30 or so teacups in her cupboard her children. That is reaching into many thousands already, and doesn’t explain where most of the pre-enchantment furniture went. The simplest explanation might be that existing furniture below the size of beds, dining tables & bookcases was given a spark of life by the transformation spell. Except, oddly, the statuary. (I realise I’m overthinking this 😅)

Sebastian

... This isn't Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure! This must be Face the Music, still haven't seen that yet.

Kashenkon

RIP Mister LeGume! Sadly no one taste this nice ass anymore. 😱

Pentasphere

Interesting points. The only one I'd really take contention with is that ALL his furniture is made up of his servants. I don't think that's true. While all of his servants were transformed into furniture, I don't think all the furniture in the castle are servants. If that were true, there'd be like 100,000+ people working in that castle, which is ridiculous. All the furniture that was there before she transformed the servants would still be there after, and they wouldn't be alive. The Beast does in fact fly into rages, and he's banished everyone from the west wing, I think, to make sure that he wasn't killing any of his servants when he was angry and took it out on the inanimate furniture. While I don't think Gaston is quite the villain portrayed in the movies, he's probably not quite the hero presented here either (although I wish he was!). He's a person, a mixture of both good and bad. I'd love to see Disney do a movie series on him like they did with Maleficent though, where they show his side of the story and show him in a more heroic light. Hopefully they'd have lots of scenes with him in those tight white tights he wears (in the animated version) when he goes to propose to Belle too! ;)

Jay Tee

My what a guy.... That's Gaston! I could make him happier that that shrew Belle any day...

Jay Tee

Same.... Was there text on that image?

Jack Anima

Hmm, you're right! I never thought of it that way lol

JammyDodger

Your arguments were compelling. Your portrayal of Gaston was endearing (especially being vulnerable with LeFou) But then you gave Beast that absolutely bludgeon of a dick and I uh... I lost my train of thought 🤤


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