Analyzing Motivational Concepts in the Character of the Beast from 'Beauty and the Beast'

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The Beast is an animated character from the film, “Beauty and the Beast.” He is referred to as the prince or Master in his dark castle by his servants. Also, he is referred to as the Beast by the people outside of his castle because he doesn’t look like a human rather a hideous creature, a Monster. The Beast was cursed as punishment due to his selfish and cruel manners. The following motivational concepts includes Emotions and Moods, and the Drives, Needs, and Awareness of the Beast. 

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