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Well now you've done it! I told you not to let him in |
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If we keep quiet, maybe he'll go away |
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Maurice: Is someone here? |
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Not one word Lumiere, not one word |
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Maurice: Wait, wait, you are a clock arent you? |
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Astonishing isnt it? And really quite inexplicable. Good bye! |
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Lumiere: Cogsworth, I'm surprised at you, where are your manners? |
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We've got to get him out of here before the master finds out |
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Maurice: This is incredible, how is this accomplished? |
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Maurice: Well, I'm stumped. Maybe its some kind of new-fandangled scientific gadget |
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Lumiere: ..Warm yourself by the fire |
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No no, I forbid it.... Lumiere, as head of the house hold I demand that you stop right there. Oh not the master's chair! I'm not seeing this, I am not seeing this. |
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Maurice: Oh! Well! Hello! |
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All right! This has gone far enough. I am in charge here and...! |
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No! No tea! He'll be here all night. No tea! |
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Lumiere! Listen to me! We've got to get him out of here! Do you have any idea what the master will do if he finds out we let a stranger in... |
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Lumiere: No, no stay calm, there is absolutley no reason to panic |
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Lumiere's right, there is absolutley no reason to panic.... may I borrow this? |
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M..m..m Master, may I take this opportunity to say that I was against this from the very start. |
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Belle: Then I'll find him myself (scene change) |
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Couldnt keep quiet could we? just had to invite him in, didnt we? serve him tea let him sit in the master's chair |
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Lumiere: I was trying to be hospitable |
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please spare me the stupid puns |
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Lumiere: You saw what happened to Michelle |
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She always was too vain about her looks. And thats exactly what she's become |
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Little drawers and mirrors... the works |
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Lumiere: and poor Jean-Claude |
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Jean-Claude is a brick wall? |
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Lumiere:thats him in the kitchen, behind the stove |
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Lumiere: and you know Guillamue the house boy? |
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the mealy mouthed little bootlegger, always groveling at the master's feat |
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Lumiere: we will gradually become...things |
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But why did we have to get dragged into this whole spell bussiness? Its not like we threw that old beggar woman out on her ear |
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Lumiere:Are we not responsible too, for making him who he is? |
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Lumiere:I just hope.... if he ever breaks the spell |
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hold on old man, we've got to hold on. |
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Yes I see its a girl (with Lumiere): Its a girl! |
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Now Lumiere, let me do the talking |
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Lumiere, as head of the house hold, I should do all of the talking |
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A word, just one word, thats all I'm asking for |
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Lumiere: she has come to break the spell |
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Wait a minute... wait a minute... Lets not be hasty |
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Lumiere: We should tell the others, no? |
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Yes, I mean no. Wait a minute, wait a minute! |
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