Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas

Several months after the Prince was restored to human form, the castle hosts a Christmas party that fills the village with cheer. Lumière and Cogsworth argue over who truly saved that Christmas, creating a playful, lore-filled moment. Mrs. Potts steps in to recount the tale for the villagers, setting the stage for what follows.

A few weeks after the Beast saved Belle from the wolves, Belle and the castle staff prepare for Christmas with anticipation. The Beast remains dour because Christmas marks the time when the spell took effect, making him doubt the holiday's joy. His mood contrasts with the villagers' festive spirit.

After a chance encounter in the courtyard, Belle teaches the Beast how to skate. The lesson brings them closer as they glide on the ice, even as Forte and Fife observe from the West Wing. Forte's fascination with the Beast's emotions begins to tilt toward manipulation.

Forte, now the castle's music conductor transformed into a pipe organ, convinces Fife to sabotage Belle and the Beast's budding friendship. He promises Fife a solo to win his loyalty, and they begin conspiring while watching from the West Wing.

Belle agrees to fetch a larger Christmas tree to please the Beast, knowing it means leaving castle premises. Angelique, now an Angel ornament, helps, while Chip joins the effort. Forte lures Belle and Chip toward his room, suggesting a shortcut that would take them into the Black Forest.

Forte lies to the Beast, claiming Belle has abandoned him and stoking his anger. In a fit of rage, the Beast destroys the castle dining-room decorations and storms off to find Belle.

Belle and Chip reach the Black Forest and find a promising tree, with Fife in pursuit. The pursuit leads to a brush with danger when Fife accidentally startles Philippe, triggering a chain reaction that causes Belle to fall through ice and nearly drown.

The Beast dives through danger to save Belle from the freezing water, but he confines her to her room as punishment for leaving the castle premises without permission. The act strains their growing bond and deepens Belle's resolve.

While Belle is comforted by the servants and Fife, Forte tempts the Beast to destroy the cherished rose after a petal falls on the storybook Belle made for him. The moment tests whether love can truly bloom under threat.

Reading Belle's storybook helps the Beast realize she wants him to be happy, and he resolves to celebrate Christmas instead of destroying it. The mood shifts toward hope and reconciliation.

Forte tries to annihilate the castle with his ominous music, insisting that love cannot survive if they are dead. Fife attempts to stop him, but Forte reveals his power comes from his keyboard. The Beast separates the keyboard from Forte and shatters it, breaking Forte's control.

With Forte dead and the castle repaired, the Beast pardons Fife and Christmas is celebrated anew. Mrs. Potts reveals that Belle saved Christmas, and Fife takes the baton as the new music conductor, leading the orchestra for the closing celebration. Belle and the Prince share a balcony moment, with the Prince presenting a rose to her as a final gift.