The last panel is the best way to conclude a page that's basically an emotional rollercoaster. It's like she's saying, "Honestly, were you expecting anything else?"
I feel like we're going in a Villaneuve direction. Maybe Beauty isn't exactly the daughter of a faery but she may have the same otherworldly perception her mother had. It's what the palace is drawn to.
"something in you broke and you've let magic bleed in to fill the gap"
Is an awesome line!!
There is another "beast" in another fairytale medium that let magic fill the space in his several times broken heart but those writers didn't get quite this spot on with the powerful wording.
So the Beast has to get his heart back before his curse can be broken. Good to know! I see that he tries to switch their conversation over to Magicspeak to try to get her to say what she is--she can't lie about it that way. She evades answering him at first, then seems almost derisive when she confirms that she's not human, as it to say, "Of course I'm not. Did you really think I was?"
Not the same Level.
She stands higher. She is a full Magic personality he just the servant to make the contract. She can read him like a book.
Are they two sides of a coin in another Dimension? He Looks like a beast but there is a Young man inside and she Looks human but is truly something else?
