If Belle married Gaston fanfiction: How would it affect the villagers?

Well, if Belle married Gaston in fanfiction, it could go a few ways. One, Gaston could continue to be his overbearing self, trying to control Belle and her activities. This would lead to a lot of arguments and unhappiness. Two, Belle could use her charm and intelligence to slowly mold Gaston into a better person. He might start to care more about the well - being of others and less about his own ego. Or three, they could simply be a mismatched couple that just co - exist in an unhappy marriage, with Belle longing for more intellectual stimulation and Gaston not understanding why she's not satisfied with his hunting achievements.

Belle would initially be in shock when Gaston kidnaps her. But then, her determination would kick in. She would try to keep her wits about her. Since she loves books and stories, she might draw on the knowledge she has gained from them. For example, if she was held in a cellar, she could think of ways heroes in the stories escaped from similar situations. She would also be defiant towards Gaston. She would not give in to his demands and would constantly remind him that what he is doing is immoral. And she would keep hope alive that someone, like the Beast or her father, would come to her rescue.

The story would take a whole new turn if Gaston and Belle were in a relationship. Gaston, being the way he is, would likely try to mold Belle into the 'perfect wife' according to his standards at first. But Belle, with her strong will, would resist. This could lead to a lot of conflict between them. On the other hand, if Gaston truly changed for Belle, the village might see a different side of him too. However, the Beast would be left in despair, and the magical elements of the story would be disrupted. The story would no longer be about the Beauty and the Beast's journey of love and self - discovery, but rather about Gaston and Belle's struggle to understand each other and make their relationship work in a very different social context.

The theme of transformation is also quite common. Belle might transform Gaston into a better person, or Gaston might cause Belle to become more assertive in dealing with the outside world. Their marriage becomes a catalyst for personal growth for both of them. Also, there can be a theme of forgiveness. Belle has to forgive Gaston for his past wrongdoings, and Gaston has to forgive Belle for not immediately falling for him. This theme adds depth to their relationship in the fanfiction.

It could lead to a very different story. Maybe Gaston would change for the better because of Belle's influence, or it could be a constant power struggle between them.

It could lead to a very different story. Maybe Gaston would change for the better with Belle's influence, or they might still have a lot of conflicts.

Belle would likely be cautious at first. Even though Gaston is tied up, she knows his strength and his unpredictable nature. She might use this time to try and reason with him, to get him to understand that his pursuit of her was wrong and that there are more important things in life than just physical appearance and power.

Belle and Gaston's meeting in fanfiction can be quite diverse. It could be that they bump into each other in the forest and Gaston immediately takes a liking to Belle's beauty, while she's unimpressed. Or perhaps they cross paths at the local tavern and have a heated exchange of words.

I'm not sure if it's still available, but there was a 'belle and gaston married fanfiction' called 'Unexpected Union'. In this story, Belle marries Gaston out of a sense of duty, and the fic explores how they gradually come to understand each other better and build a relationship that is more complex than just the typical love - hate dynamic.

If Gaston truly loved Belle, he would have to change his ways completely. He'd need to stop being so self - centered and brutish. He might start to appreciate Belle's love for books and learning instead of seeing it as something odd. Maybe he'd even learn to read himself and have deep conversations with her about the stories she loves. But it's hard to imagine him changing that much because his pride and his image in the village are so important to him.