Disney Fan's Powerpoint About Why Belle Should've Chosen Gaston Goes Viral
12/30/2018 09:05 am EST
Starting out with some confidence
This guy (and by "This guy" we mean New York Times writer Daniel Victor) seems pretty sure about this.
Bringing math into it
Dan Olson from the popular Folding Ideas YouTube channel (you may remember him from the lengthy video he did about poor editing in Suicide Squad) had to go and bring math into it.
It's a 'Community' effort
The Management Would Like To Apologize For This Joke.
That's some 'Cool Hand Luke' level stuff going on...
This thread about how Gaston likely smells after all those economy-lifting eggs is a funny and charming sidetrack amid a lot of arguing about where villains rate on the hot/crazy scale.
...But think of the animals!
Again, this kind of runs counter to Schwartz listing Gaston's hunting prowess as a virtue in 18th Century France.
Solidarity
It's good when people can find friends on the internet, no?
Beautiful in its simplicity
This might be the only one that made us audibly laugh.
More research is needed
This would be a strange follow-up to a humorous memoir about her dating life, but we could see it.
Everyone's a critic
Of course, you aren't going to have a conversation like this without some detractors.
And then there's the chart
Before she launched into the Powerpoint presentation, Schwartz originally shared a chart on which she graphed how compelling a villain's argument was, and how attractive she found them.
To the surprise of...well, a healthy chunk of her commenters...she gave a pretty solid score to Chernabog which led to a lot of people raising some eyebrows. In response to the tweet above, she gave a brief rundown of her logic there.
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