I need monologues that would be best for Belle in Beauty and the Beast?

I'm auditioning for Belle in Beauty and the Beast, and I can't find a good 1-2 minute monologue for the life of me. Can you help? I'm not sure what would be the best kind of monologue for Belle. Dramatic? Comedic? I honestly need help. And my friend Sydney is auditioning for Babette, and she needs a comedic monologue that would sound cute with a French accent. :) Thank you so much!|||Belle: Innocent, Girl Next Door, Stereotypical princess


It's quite simple to find a monologue for her! Anything under that bracket, look at speeches from other broadway musicals with princesses, Liesel from the sound of Music ect.





Or you could look at the geeky, small town side of Belle?|||Maybe this: No, you listen. You turned out to be exactly who I thought you were. I never pretended to be somebody else. It's been me all along. And it was me who was hurt in front of everybody. Look, I didn't come here to yell at you, okay? I know what it feels like to be afraid to show who you are. I was. But not anymore. And the thing is, I don't care what people think about me... because I believe in myself. And I know that things are gonna be okay. But even though I have no family, and no job, and no money for college... it's you that I feel sorry for. (pause) I know that guy that sent those emails is somewhere inside of you, but, I can't wait for him... because waiting for you is like waiting for rain in this drought. Useless and disappointing.


From: A Cinderella Story


Or you could do


Do you remember sneaking over here the first time you told me about this place? I got home late that evening, and my parents were furious when I finally came in. I can still picture my daddy standing in the living room, my mother on the sofa, staring straight ahead. I swear, they looked as if a family member had died. That was the first time my parents knew I was serious about you, and my mother had a long talk with me later that night. She said to me,"Sometimes, our future is dictated by who we are, not what we want." And I know it was wrong of her to keep your letters from me, but just try to understand. Once we left, she probably thought it would be easier for me to just let go. In her mind, she was trying to protect my feelings, and she probably thought the best way to do that was to hide the letters you sent. Not that any of it matters, now that I have Lon. He's handsome, charming, successful. He's kind to me, he makes me laugh, and I know he loves me in his own special way...but there's always going to be something missing in our relationship -- the kind of love we had that summer


That ones from: The Notebook