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The original fairy tale was written by a Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve in 1740, though there is also an abridged version from 1756 by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont (it is this version that the Jean Cocteau film is drawn from). I honestly don't see any similarities between Twilight and Beauty and the Beast, though I personally don't care for Twilight so don't take my word for it. However, during one of my interpersonal communications classes, my teacher mentioned the original fairy tale as a possible variation on the Pygmalion legend as we were discussing the "Pygmalion effect", though I've no idea if Twilight could be considered a variation on that legend.
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Beauty and the Beast is one of the best story I've ever heard, right now for school project I'm writing a script with the help of http://www.papersarena.com/, the story line will be same script will be bit similar but some difference will be added thou, with some handwork.
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This entire post reeks of botspam, and if it's not it's certainly a prime candidate for some https://lmgtfy.com/ snark.
ETA: also why would anybody use a "dissertation house" with illiterate writers/spambots?
Good call. This thread is just mechanized SPAM, which I didn't realize when I replied at the top.
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I appreciate hearing Ray's inside experience, but this thread is apparently mechanized spam. The mods should look into suspending the robot user IDs.
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