I smiled. I understand now. But It doesn't matter and you needn't apologize. They have been very kind to me too. Even if we did differ a little about suitable dresses. He considered me a moment, a mischievous light creeping into his eyes, and said: Was THAT the dress - that night you wouldn't come out of your room?I grinned and nodded, and we both laughed;
In Robin McKinley's "Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast," a moment of understanding unfolds between two characters. The protagonist reflects on the kindness shown to her, despite some differences in opinions, particularly regarding dress choices. This realization brings a sense of warmth, allowing her to dismiss any need for apologies and embrace their camaraderie.
The conversation takes a playful turn when a light-hearted comment is made about her reluctance to join others due to a dress. This exchange evokes laughter and a shared sense of joy, highlighting the bond that forms through their mutual understanding and past experiences. It's a moment that encapsulates the deeper connections that can arise from seemingly trivial disagreements.
