I think that Jafar is based on the character of Iago from Othello loosely based. Iago is kind of like his wife. It's Jafar and his annoying wife going back and forth. In this version Iago is not gay Jafar is a narcissist. Jafar and Iago are both extensions of Jafar. Iago is the voice in his head motivating him like a Lady Macbeth When Jafar wins discounting the sequels it's an ultimate victory for the duo.
I have to say, Wiggins is probably my favourite character in "Pocahontas". Those little moments of fourth-wall breaking, eh? Radcliffe: "Why do you think they attacked us?" Wiggins :"Because we invaded their land, cut down their trees, and dug up their earth?"
I agree with Wiggins on this one. I feel like Wiggins should have said this; Wiggins: "And also stealing resources that don't belong to us and threatening their way of life. Radcliffe, what you are saying is very wrong. I don't agree with you." Radcliffe: "--- NO!" Wiggins: "What you are planning on doing is very atrocious and cruel, and is very inhumane. You are essentially attempting to wipe out an entire group of people! Of course they attacked us. They have every right to. This is why I don't support your cause!"
Despite it being your first video of this, I like how you didn't just put the typical black and white villains, but put the 'heroes', the villainous sidekicks, and even some side characters I wanted to address myself! It shows that nothing is in black and white; good vs evil, plus there's also the historical accuracy of what MIGHT happen if they'd been caught and given a proper trial! Love your work and can't wait for more! ^^
@@WickedBinge Oh, by the way, there may be some subtitle/script problems in this - as it's 'complicit', not 'complacent'. Oh well. Liked the video all the same - and by the way, what IS the background music you use in the Good To Evil videos, by the way? I've not found it.
Gaston should also be charged with sexual harassment. Belle CLEARLY wasn’t interested in him IN THE SLIGHTEST yet he still tried to convince her to marry him.
What I don't understand is why was Gaston so intent on marrying Belle? There are other women in the village who adore him enough to cut off their limbs to please him! While Belle wanted nothing to do with him!
@@masterdeku8321 is that really considered gender violence? I mean it was sexist but I don't think he broke a law with that statement. the sexual harrasment or just harrasment in general is valid though.
@@melissacooper8724 i think he explained in the movie (at least he did in the live-action one) was that he enjoyed the chase. the other women were head over heels already, belle wasn't. he clearly only went after her because of the challenge (and her beauty ofcourse). he saw belle as a prize to win, something he had to work for, and that was all.
Don't forget religious penalties and sanctions in the deeply Catholic world of pre-Revolutionary France: his forced marriage to Belle would certainly be invalid in the eyes of the Church, and would have required a heavy penance from him, at best. Combined with his later actions of attempted murder, violent rebellion, and all-around corruption could have gotten him EXCOMMUNICATED, which is pretty serious.
How many times must I say it, Belle was NOT kidnapped. Kidnap Definition: "take (someone) away illegally by force, typically to obtain a ransom." Maurice trespassed on Beast's property. Being royalty, Beast was legally allowed to put him in the dungeon. Belle comes along and willingly agrees to stay in exchange for her father's freedom. That is in NO way shape or form KIDNAPPING.
I like how they assessed people in the films that do wrong things but aren’t traditional villains. The idea of fitting the punishments with the legislation of the time and the person’s influence is also a great thing to consider. I don’t agree with some of the punishments but I thoroughly enjoyed watching this fun analysis!
Considering Agrabah canonically punishes theft by amputation, I think you probably gave the Agrabah characters more fair sentences than their canon government would have. Either that, or even with their currently benign regime, Agrabah manages to be classist in their legal system.
If Jafar were ever to be tried for his crimes, he would most definitely be punished for practicing sorcery, as practicing magic is forbidden in Islam, punishable by death under Sharia law.
You Forgot to Mention Judge Claude Frollo’s Soldiers With His Brutish & Oafish Guards, Governor Ratcliffe’s Former Pet Pug: Percy, The Wolves, Gaston’s Cronies: Tom, Dick, Stanley & Gramps With The Villagers Who Were Involved In Gaston’s Riot.
I understand if you don’t want to do this kind of list, but how about which part of Hell Disney villains would go to based on Dante’s Inferno? Frollo: Treason or Heresy Gaston: Lust Ratcliffe: Violence Jafar: Fraud
That would be an interesting idea. However, you have to note that once you go beyond Heresy, the last three circles are divided up based on which variant of their sins they are being punished for. So… Gaston: Agreed 100%. To say his lust for Belle went to extremes is a vast understatement, so Lust fits him well. If the punishment is too light for him, I could also see him being sent to the first ring of Violence for his attempt on the Beast. Additionally, if Beast and Gaston went there together, it could be argued that Beast might be allowed to be the one to keep him as far down into the boiling blood as possible. Jafar: Again, I agree with what circle you are placing Jafar in, but Fraud especially is divided into various crimes, so I am going to either put him in Sorcery or Falsifiers (Bolgias 4 and 10 respectively). He however has also done some Lust since he tried to marry Jasmine before she was of age, and he’s done some of Treachery as well. That being said, Fraud will win out. Ratcliffe: Once again, this is a case where I agree with the circle, but which part of the circle has to be specified. In his case, he gets the boiling blood because he is a war criminal. Plain and simple. Frollo: His exact spot is a bit tricky to place, but anything in any of the first seven circles is going too easy on him, so Heresy is out. The easiest I am willing to go on him is Bolgia 5 in Fraud, also known as the Corrupt Politicians. Bolgia 6 fits him too, as well as Bolgia 9. Those all being said, Treachery is a great place to send him too, but I don’t quite remember which ring he specifically would be sent to since I don’t remember the levels of Treachery that well. All in all, very fitting punishments indeed. :)
Beast would have been sentenced to Anger Frollo was a heretic sure, but he was also guilty of betraying his adopted son. That would put him him Cainia.
@@Coughdropaddict Ah! So that was the name of that ring of the 9th Circle! Thanks! Also, now that you mention it, I was also considering Judecca for Frollo since he only took in his adopted son because this was what was he needed to do in order not to be damned to Hell then and there after he killed Quasi’s mother right outside of Notre Dame and was going to do the same to Quasi himself and so betraying Quasi, he was also betraying God. However, I don’t know how good of an argument that is.
@@LloydTheZephyrian Ninjago has so many villains that a separate video about them would be a better option. Also Ninjago isn't a Cartoon Network original show so I don't think it would qualify for the list.
It's not "Lafou" its "Le Fou" (French for "The fool") Also, I have to point out that while you sentenced the enchantress based on the time period of the film, you should be consistent and sentence Gazim the same way. In medieval Arabian style. He would probably be beheaded for his murders. Jasmine was fixing to lose her hands for a way lesser crime
Sounds fair, also here's what I suggest for some of the other villains Black Cauldron villains: Horned King: death sentence ( he has murder, attempted omnicide, conspiracy, abuse, terrorism, and theft as his crimes and is honestly the most evil animated Disney movie villain ever) Creeper: lifetime in prison ( he's aided the Horned King throughout most of his crimes but at the same time never carried out many of them and is a victim of abuse so he avoids the death penalty) Atlantis villains: Rourke: death penalty ( attempted genocide, regicide, conspiracy, and abuse. ) Helga Sinclair: lifetime in prison ( aided Rourke's crimes bit was also a key factor in stopping him so she avoids the same fate) Queen Grimhilde: death penalty ( murder since she has skeletons in her dungeons meaning that she has starved people before, and abuse but this is only if she's dethroned before her trial, otherwise she could get off Scott free) Maleficent: lifetime in prison ( attempted regicide I would say infanticide but Maleficent had enough mercy to let her life until she was 16 so it's not as bad by comparison, false imprisonment, abuse, and vandalism) Lady Tremaine: lifetime in prison ( abuse, conspiracy, blackmail, ( and if you count the sequels), brainwashing, and attempted murder) Mother Gothel: lifetime in prison ( attempted murder, kidnapping, treason, abuse, and conspiracy) Stabbingtons: lifetime in prison ( attempted murder, theft, treason, and kidnapping ) Scar: death penalty ( regicide, treason, murder, conspiracy, blackmail, abuse, and assault) Ursula: death penalty ( treason, false imprisonment, blackmail, attempted regicide, attempted murder, and conspiracy) Stromboli: 5 years in prison ( false imprisonment, and abuse) Honest John and Gideon: 20 years in prison ( implied murder, abuse, and conspiracy.) Coachman: death penalty ( abuse, conspiracy, blackmail, and slave trafficking. ) And that's just some of them.
Those all sound pretty good! I will say 2 things regarding who you listed: Helga - So while she may have aided Rourke quite a bit, I do think she will have the possibility of parole with good behavior simply because, like you said, she was a key factor in the defeat of Rourke. So I feel like she will probably be a Parolee given anywhere from 5-15 years after she got sentenced. Scar - If Simba’s word held, then Scar would technically have already been sentenced. He told Scar the same words Scar told him after Mufasa died, which meant Scar would have been banished from the Pride Lands. However, that does kind of go hand-in-hand with the death penalty because at that point in the movie, Scar had already thrown the hyenas under the bus and made enemies out of them. Therefore, while the actual punishment would have been exile, it was exile that was essentially death anyway. Also, what do you think of this one: Yzma - (high treason, attempted regicide, assault on the emperor (we’ll count turning Kuzco into a llama as assault here since they called the Enchantress’s actions on Prince Adam and his servants as counts of assault), conspiracy) Kronk (accomplice to Yzma, assisted assault on the emperor)
@@markwilson4078 I say Yzma would get 30 years in prison mainly since she's never actually successful with most of her crimes and without her resources, she isn't much of a threat at all, although given her age she might end up serving the rest of her life in prison anyway and since Kronk turned on Yzma he might end up on parole if he's lucky, and at worst he'll face 5 years jail time.
@@BullyMaguire2024 I'll give you a little more just in case you're curious Madam Medusa: 30 years in prison ( attempted murder, kidnapping, theft, blackmail, abuse, and conspiracy) Snoops: 20 years in prison ( serves an an accomplice in Medusa's scheme and assists her actions and while he does turn on her it's not for the right reason so he gets a more lenient sentence but not by much) Captain Hook: 30 years in prison ( murder, theft, kidnapping, extortion, and blackmail) Clayton: 30 years in prison ( poaching, attempted murder, false imprisonment, conspiracy, extortion, and absue) Turbo: death penalty ( conspiracy, hacking, brainwashing, attempted murder, treason, attempted world domination at least by the standards of the Arcade.) Amos Slade: community service ( breaking and entering, reckless endangerment of wildlife but he does redeem himself) Nammari: community service ( attempted murder, conspiracy, vandalism, and blackmail but she also saved the world in a way so she would probably get pardoned) Gantu: pardoned ( attempted murder, kidnapping, vandalism, and conspiracy but also saved the galaxy) DOR-15: permanent shutdown ( world domination, murder, brainwashing, conspiracy, blackmail, and abuse) Yokai: he was already sent to jail Cruella De Vil: already sent to jail Long John Silver: 5 years jail time ( vandalism, conspiracy, theft, and attempted murder but he does redeem himself so he could get out early with good behavior ) Scroop: life sentence ( murder, blackmail, conspiracy, theft, abuse, assault, torture) Bill Sykes: life sentence ( extortion, blackmail, kidnapping, attempted murder, abuse, and implied murder) Dr Facilier: death sentence ( attempted murder, conspiracy, abuse, blackmail, murder, torture, vandalism) Shan Yu: death sentence ( mass murder, treason, war crimes, vandalism, and attempted regicide.)
Scar: Regicide (murder of royalty) [successful and attempted], racketeering, treason towards his own henchmen, and finally dictatorship over the Pridelands to the point where food and water became scarce. Sentence: life in prison without parole Hades: conspiring to overthrow all of Olympus, drugs an infant immortal into becoming mortal, multiple counts of attempted murder towards Hercules, prison-breaking the titans, and finally making “deals” with mortals to get what he wants. Sentence: to have his own godly powers removed and imprisoned within Tartarus Yzma: attempted regicide, conspiring to overthrow Emperor Kuzco behind his back. Sentence: life in prison (or until she dies)
A prison life would be perfect for Scar if he were a human in our world or an anthropomorphic animal citizen in the world of Zootopia! I think a better sentence would be a death sentence!
@@carminecdinoproductions true, but I was going with Wickedbinge’s rule (assuming Disney villains are still alive in the of their respective films). With what Scar did, the life sentence would probably be something along the lines of being imprisoned in a zoo. The death penalty would also have worked or at very least...exile
Wouldn't there also be a marking of mustering his own brother in Scar's sentencing (I can't remember what that's called) Edit: sorry, I meant murdering.
Attempting to kill or overthrow a monarch or government is treason and sedition, which in many cultures throughout time automatically carried the death penalty, regardless of whether or not the attempt was successful. The attempt in and of itself proves such intentions and it was not taken lightly.
Wiggins may be Ratcliff's Right-hand man, But he's actually friendly when you get to know him. So Wiggins definitely deserves to be spared. Or Maybe a little community service will do him some good.
OMG!! I WANTED THIS FOR A LONG TIME!! I’m a law student and I’ve always wondered what would be the villains jail time should their crimes go to trial in real life! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Fun fact: The voice actor for Judge Claude Frodo was also the voice actor for Monsieur D'arque. He voiced Monsieur D'arque first and they loved his villain voice that they made him the main villain in The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Okay, but can we talk about how absolutely perfect making Frollo Inmate #666 is? Also, I feel like trafficking should've been added to Jafar's rap sheet. He DID, after all, put Jasmine in chains and basically force her into slavery.
My thoughts on the beauty and the beast section: if we look into the beasts age when he was turned we learn that he was around 11, a child. The deadline for the rose is his 21st birthday and we learn from lumiere during be our guest that they have been cursed for 10 years. I think under that context perhaps a more lenient sentence for him. Given how a decade could effect his development it could be said that Bell essentially rehabilitates him.
This video shows up as 3 belts with a complete loop around the city plus a blackhole year. Well, only the Yellow and Blue Belts make a complete circle around the city. The Orange Belt used to be a complete circle until a southern section was decommissioned in 1974 due to entering Washington County. The Orange Belt still enters Westmoreland County briefly.
Yes, and Belle was a "prisoner," not a servant. And, while you could accuse Beast of extortion, sort of, I don't know if what he did counts as kidnapping. Belle came to the castle of her own accord. Belle would definitely argue that, at most, Beast/Prince Adam should serve community service, if for no other reason than to connect with his subjects and work on controlling his temper.
some Pixar villain sentences (note for Mr. Potato Head and Hamm, it's the sentence they would get if it was real life and not just Andy's games.) Mr. Potato Head/One-Eyed Bart: 10 months, One-Eyed Bart is a bandit and He's seen attempting robbery twice. Sid: nothing... except being grounded, humans don't know about the sentience of toys but Sid experimented on His sister's toys, therefore it would cause His parents to ground Him. Hamm/Evil Dr. Porkchop: 30 year sentence, not only did He kidnap Bo Peep but He planned to kill Her with either a shark or monkeys. Al: nothing, like i said, humans don't know the sentience of toys and Al acquired Woody legitimately. Lotso: 5 months in the caterpillar room. There is law enforcement among toys in Sunnyside and therefore laws. His crimes were extortion and attempted destruction of other toys. Hopper and the other Grasshoppers: exile from ant territory, since it's stated "and the grasshoppers leave". Skinner: 20 years in prison, Sabotage is a major felony. Auto: Reprogramming, Auto is a rogue AI and therefore should be reprogrammed. Syndrome: life sentence, He didn't just build a weapon of mass destruction, He also kidnapped a child. Mor'du: death by firing squad. since He became a literal feral beast then He should be dealt with like a feral beast, being shot down with arrows.
Loving this series already. I already have ideas of my own. Sentencing Pixar Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Nickelodeon Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Disney Villain Sidekicks/Henchmen For Their Crimes Sentencing Disney Sequel Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing DreamWorks Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Laika Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Cartoon Network Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Sony Animation Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Disney Channel Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Live Action Disney Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Illumination Villains For Their Crimes Sentencing Blue Sky Studios Villains For Their Crimes
@@dominickromano968 Question Which Villains Woud Get Off Scot Free , Which Ones Woud Get Years In Prison And Which Ones Are Getting The Death Sentence .
Next of these better have Scar. His crimes include fratricide, which is murder, several counts of attempted murder, conspiracy, and given the Pride Lands, destruction could count for a crime.
@Confused Dragon Edits And that deleted scene turned out to be pointless since it's straight to video "Sequel" randomly revealed out of nowhere Scar was married and had 2 children, and also picked a random cub for his own heir.
@Confused Dragon Edits I see your theory. If Kovu wasn’t Scars son, maybe that’s the same for the others. Let’s at least hope not Kovu or the Pride Rocks maybe the ancestors of House Lannister.
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2 minutes into the video, and we're already off to a bad start. Adam (Beast) did NOT kidnap Belle. She WILLINGLY went to HIS castle to find her father. Adam also did not force Belle to take her father's place. She OFFERED to take his place and he ACCEPTED. Need to throw this in as well, but Belle is not "thrown into a life of servitude," but serving her father's time as a prisoner -- while being treated as a guest in (again) HIS castle. Also, there is NO relationship when he's being abusive to Belle. It's when he STOPS BEING ABUSIVE that the relationship starts, and even then it's not romantic right away. As for the "people he ruled over," if you're talking about the villagers, they seemed to be blissfully unaware that there was a monarchy in their PROVINCIAL town. If you're talking about the castle staff, Adam's abuse towards them is nothing compared to Gaston's abuse towards Lefou, who is not only physically abused but also degraded, ignored and treated like less of a person. In short, Adam is NOT a criminal. Watch the movie again, and please pay better attention.
Oh my god, *thank you!* I watched this movie when I was younger and even then, I saw Belle *offer* to be in her father’s place, and that is after she *entered* Adam’s castle. No kidnapping was done here.
@@RetroUniverse I suppose taking him to the authorities wasn't an option, but you still can't just lock someone up in a personal dungeon just for trespassing, especially since the servants basically invited him in and served him tea.
@@Compucles I reiterate, It's PRINCE Adam's castle. He's the master, and thus is allowed to do what he wants. Yes, the servants invited Maurice in, but they went behind Adam's back to do so. It wasn't illegal for him to overrule his servants' decision.
Correction about Beast. He did not kidnap Belle. She came there on her own accord. In fact, both she and her father trespassed on royal property without the prince's permission (sure, they couldn't have possibly known because of the spell, but it is still trespassing), so as the one with actual authority he is fully within legal right to do this. There is a problem with trying to apply modern laws to a setting where kings and queens still rule. Royalty back then were both capable of being lawmakers and reinforce those rules by making commands. As a prince and potentially being the crown prince of all France he actually has full authority to imprison people he thinks has wronged him. Extortion is at least something that would apply to him in a modern setting, but again, Belle did in fact commit the crimes of trespassing and attempting to free a prisoner, so as royalty he does in fact have the authority over the common folk to demand these things from her.
don't think he's the Crown Prince of France. If he was, wouldn't people be searching for him? At the most, he's a distant cousins of King who is like the 51st in line to the Throne and rules over a little principality
@@PrincessofEllabur I just mentioned it being a possibility. The issue with there being a mind altering spell is that it is hard to determine how deep this rabbit hole goes. That's an issue with overanalysing stuff like a fairy tale. With enough scrutiny it will fall apart at the seams.
I have a thought about Gazeem's sentence. The sentence he receives here is a typical American one, but don't you forget Aladdin takes place in the Medivial Middle East. At the time, laws were different depending on not only the type of crime committed, but also what kind of ruler the kingdom had. Gazeem would be more likely be beheaded for his crime or worse depending on what the sultan wished (if he was to be cruel).
The guillotine wasn't invented until the 18th century so it's not something Frollo could've been subjected to. In a way the guillotine violates the medieval philosophy on torture and execution - it's a quick death, unlike many medieval execution methods that were designed to be drawn out to prolong suffering
11:07, in addition to murder, theft and treason (and repeated attempted murder) he also tries to force Princess Jasmine to marry him against her will. (You included sexual harassment as a charge against Gaston, for the sake of consistency you should do the same to Jafar.)
If real world charges and penalties would be applied to Jafar, he would be a dead man walking, so adding the sexual harassment against Jasmine would be a moot point at that stage. Jafar is guilty of treason and sedition, and for many cultures throughout time and the world, there is only one true punishment and that is death.
Awesome list! I hope you make more parts with other Disney villains like Rourke, Mother Gothel, Scar, Maleficent, and the rest of those villains. Anyway, thanks!
You forgot Aladdin. Theft and prison break. I also feel like impersonation / fraud should be on there because the whole movie he's trying to convince them he's the prince of Ababua but it wasn't clear how much of it was magically true.
Technically, Adam being a monarch would have diplomatic immunity. Plus technically, Maurice broke into his home, making his imprisonment somewhat justified. The legality of Belle taking his place does require some discussion.
I think Wiggins was pretty innocent in his 'involvement' with the governor. I mean, he didn't suggest and vocally agreed with wiping out the natives. Heck, he even offer gift baskets which could be used as peace offerings to the the tribe. Also, when the governor rhetoically asked him why the tribe attacked them, Wiggins basically stated that it was because "we invaded their lands, chopped down their trees, and dug up their earth". And just telling him that John Smith was captured, I don't think that would suggest that he was into the idea. He would just tell him about it because he's like a messenger boy.
I agree with both of you. I mean if one of your allies were captured in a situation like this, of course the first thing you would do is run and tell whoever's in charge.
WickedBinge's crew are just wonderful : with every cartoon/anime and other stuffs (movie/TV Shot or law) they create wonderful videos. Your videos are wonderful and i can't wait to see with Atlantis/incredible and others
Uhhh wheres Prince Hans from Frozen?? He nearly killed Anna and Elsa, and nearly TOOK THE THRONE OF ARENDELLE for HIMSELF. Plz include him in part 2 @WickedBinge!!
I feel like you were a bit misleading with Beast. First off, he didn’t kidnap and imprison Belle. He did that to her father who, in all fairness, was guilty of tresspassing. Belle only ended up a prisoner because she traded his freedom for hers.
As well as doing videos about sentencing Disney villains for their crimes, could you also do videos about sentencing some of the Disney heroes for commiting certain crimes within their movies?
Sentencing Warner bros animated movie villains for their crimes (Cat's don't dance) Darla Dimple: Abuse and vandalism Sentence: 6 months in jail with community service Max the butler: Attempted murder, animal cruelty and aiding the villain Sentence: 7 years in jail (Quest for camelot) Ruber: Murder, attempted regicide, attempted genocide, kidnapping, breaking and entering, terrorism and treason Sentence: Death penalty The Griffin: Aiding the villain and accessory to murder Sentence: Life in prison (The Iron giant) Kent Mansley: Treason, black mail and conspiracy Sentence: Life in prison (Osmosis Jones) Thrax: Murder, attempted murder, attempted genocide and mass genocide Sentence: Life in prison/Death penalty Mayor Phlemming: Community endangerment and fraud Sentence: 14 years in jail with $5000 payroll.
One thing the video didn't mention about the Enchantress is that she cursed the prince when he was a child. If the song "BE OUR GUEST" is to be taken into account, then they had been under the curse for 10 years, and the curse specified he had until his 21rst birthday and the curse was coming to an end when the movie started. So that meant that the prince had to have been 10 to 11 years old when he was cursed.
I don't know why people get that interputting I mean both the potrait and the stain glass at the beginning of the movie shows that "Beast" was an adult or at least a teenager when he was cursed not a pre-teen. What I got from that line "10 years rusting?" is that even *before* the curse ...that Prince Beast didn't have a lot of guests. Would you want to go to a dinner party or a ball hosted by the world's biggest childish temperamental monarch? I wouldn't
Isn't treason often a capital crime? The Sultan even initially ruled an immediate death sentence for Iago before Aladdin stood up for him. Also, I don't recall it ever being confirmed that Jafar ever successfully murdered anyone.
Beast could be guilty of imprisonment, but not kidnapping. Belle came all the way to his castle on her own. It would only count as kidnapping if he left the castle, went all the way to Belle's village, broke into her house and snatched her from her bed.
Smart idea!! Can't wait to see more!! I suggest The Joker as well as other villains but I'm sure you'll eventually do it. So many criminals to do this!
I think you should do Dark Knight Trilogy Characters Good to Evil, Pirates of the Caribbean Good to Evil, and Indiana Jones good to evil and updated Marvel and Star Wars. You should also do a DCEU or Snyderverse
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I loved this video! So glad that you are starting a new series, maybe you can do the Pixar villains next? You could perhaps do the incredible movie. Idk about the 2nd movie tho, since the villain is arrested and not considered to be dead. But I can name a few people in the first movie that can go to jail and we’re actually close to doing so. So… yeah. That’s my suggestion. Again, loved this video and I love your content, can’t wait for your next video. (Sorry that this comment was longer than it had to be.)
Just a mild correction: If Beauty and the Beast is set during the late 1700s, there is a chance that it takes place during the French Revolution and/or Robespierre’s Reign of Terror, meaning Beast would be sent to the guillotine for having a mark of nobility (that is if he doesn’t pledge allegiance to the Revolution) along with the other villains in the movie
I'd like to see more Disney movies, in particular Lady Tremaine should be charged with at least three separate counts of child abuse, the most horrific for her essential enslavement of Cinderella but also Drizella and Anastasia were raised abusively, it's shown quite plainly in the 3rd movie that they're displacing under their mother's encouragement. I'd also like to see Nickelodeon villains, especially one certain man who canonically could be tried for countless charges of both grand theft and robbery, at least one charge of attempted murder(separately), kidnapping, sexual harassment, unethical experimentation on both animals and humans, voter fraud, corruption, child abuse and at least two counts of attempted filicide.
How about Sykes from Oliver and Company. Mobster loan sharks in 1980's New York City are about as realistic as one can get. It'll be interesting to see what sentence a New York City courtroom would give a mobster loan shark. Probably life without parole.
@@owenpeterson Ah okay! Then yeah, unless they decide they don’t want him in NYC because of that being where he committed his villainy, he’d go to Riker’s.
Yeah I agree, along with Gaston, Ratcliffe, Frollo & McLeach he is the most realistic Disney villain and these 5 are also the most frightening as the threat they pose is very legit.
I'm gonna make an objection to the kidnapping part for the Beast, he didn't kidnap her, she was imprisoned as an exchange for her father to go free, which kinda knocks the life long of servitude as well. (Not to mention both Belle and her father did trespass onto the Beast's castle. For those who say "they could've not known the castle was occupied or owned" I say this, does the same thing apply to breaking into an abandoned house?)
7:36 What about the rest of the village? They willingly went along with Gaston's original plan, and also took part in storming the castle. Can you even punish an entire village? On an unrelated note, any chance we could see Sentences for Disney TV Villains in the future?
That would be collective punishment. An example of such would be The Intolerable Acts, imposed by the British Parliament in response to the Boston Tea Party in December of 1773. Something similar to that could take place, but then again, they were doing this because of Gaston and never realized the Beast wasn’t the monster he was made out to be, so it’s hard to advocate for anything beyond that.
I kinda agree with the list of punishments that the Disney villains would deserve for all their crimes, but was wondering what kind of punishment Dr Facilier from princess and the frog would get, I know he already got what deserved in the movie, but I was just curious what kind of punishment he would deserve to get real. Would be in prison for a long time or sentenced to death somehow?
Here's a thought: Gaston's reduced prison sentence could have come at a cruelly high price. If the court decides that he shouldn't be allowed to work his charms or use his looks & persuasiveness while imprisoned, he could be placed under a unique penalty that both hides his identity and forbids him to speak: could Gaston be the Man in the Iron Mask?
Well that gives his case a whole new perspective... I do feel like the sentence he was given could have been a little harsher considering his attitude and actions towards Belle, and if she were to be put on a witness stand, this would probably effect his sentence even more. His character, no matter how hard he tries to deflect it with charm and brute strength, is just unlikable.
I've just gotta say, Beast did NOT kidnap Belle! I'm so sick of this false accusation and narrative about the story. Reminds me of the ignorant narrative against Cinderella. Watch the film again and pay close attention to what's actually said & done. Belle's father was imprisoned because he trespassed, a legitimate reason for the Beast to lock him up. Then Belle arrived and offered herself in his place. She made her decision by herself, not by the direction of anyone else or by threats, and definitely not by force! The Beast even HESITATED about taking her offer! When the deal was accepted: Belle's father was sent home, and she stayed behind in the dungeon. She expected to sit and rot there, but instead the Beast brought her to a beautiful bedroom just for her. He told Belle she can go wherever and do whatever she wanted in the castle, not including the West wing, and he only had 1 request: She join him for dinner, the same night. He never said she'd be doomed to servitude or slavery, and she never lifted a finger as one. The only finger she lifted was to turn a page in a book. A normal, non-royal prisoner wouldn't have that luxury. When Belle refused to go to dinner, Beast could've easily ripped out the door, but he didn't. Yes, he yelled & made an irrational demand out of anger, but remember: He's been cursed and isolated in this castle since he was around 11 years old. No sign of parents, (most likely given the Disney parent treatment), and his servants are not authoritative enough with the prince to help him grow out his juvenile behavior. He probably stopped getting an education since the curse, and has definitely not been around women in those 10 years leading up. And that behavior includes when he thrashed the furniture and scared off Belle. Because that's what an upset child would do. He might be 21, but Beast is probably still a kid mentally, or at least teenager. Also, Belle never tried to change Beast, he changed himself for her! She didn't have the "I can change him" attitude, like in the more idiotic modern romances. Beast does things for Belle, even if he never got anything back, he didn't even expect it. He gave her the entire library and everything in it, because he knew it would make Belle happy. He never forced romance, like Gaston would've done. And Beast set her free when she wasn't happy & understood her need to help her father was most important to Belle, even when it could've meant he never sees her again & definitely him dying still cursed. Beast accepted his death as soon as he made his decision. Belle was his only friend in 10 years, and that's how their relationship was for most of the film: friends. No Stockholm syndrome or forced romance. They were friends first, then became a couple at the very, very end. Overall, enough with the kidnapping narrative. Pay attention to the details in the actual story, before making judgment.
One crime you missed is false imprisonment. Its exactly what it sounds like. Gaston is definitely guilty of it for what he did to bells father. Frollo is guilty of it for confing Quasimodo to the bell tower. And beast is arguably guilty for what he did to bell
First thing, 'The Beast' is royalty. And they are quite literally 'immune' to prosecution. Even in Britain today the royal family are in theory unable to be charged with any crimes whatsoever.
If you read this entire thing and by the end of it you still think she was kidnapped, then you need to read the definition of the word, rewatch the movie and read the definition again cause you clearly weren't paying attention: Belle wasn't kidnapped, every choice she made in that movie was a choice she made of her own free will. She actively chose to leave her home to look for her father, she willingly took his place as the beast's prisoner, no one convinced her to it; her father even begged her not to. She chose to return to the castle and help patch up the beast after being attacked by wolves which wouldn't have happened if she didn't willingly go somewhere she was specifically told not to go resulting in her being frightened and running out the castle. The Beast let her go so she could help her father and after almost being taken away to the asylum she raced back to the castle to help him.
I like that the sentencing references laws at the time. I assumed coming into the video the American court system would be used exclusively but this is way better.
Except in order to put prince adam on trial there would have to be a revolution and a revolution in france doesn’t just mean community service especially for the royalty
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Can you do Star Wars franchise gruesome to most gruesome deaths
Paw patrol good to evil
Some cuphead characters have done evil things so make a Cuphead prison sentence pls I beg ya f you pls I beg f tou
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Does anybody find it even a bit wholesome that Jafar gave Iago a little hat when he became Sultan?
That was really cute 🥰
I think that Jafar is based on the character of Iago from Othello loosely based. Iago is kind of like his wife. It's Jafar and his annoying wife going back and forth. In this version Iago is not gay Jafar is a narcissist. Jafar and Iago are both extensions of Jafar. Iago is the voice in his head motivating him like a Lady Macbeth When Jafar wins discounting the sequels it's an ultimate victory for the duo.
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I read LEGO the first time
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I have to say, Wiggins is probably my favourite character in "Pocahontas". Those little moments of fourth-wall breaking, eh?
Radcliffe: "Why do you think they attacked us?"
Wiggins :"Because we invaded their land, cut down their trees, and dug up their earth?"
I honestly chuckled when he listed those reasons
When a Disney character is self-aware
imagine disney being this self aware today
I agree with Wiggins on this one.
I feel like Wiggins should have said this;
Wiggins: "And also stealing resources that don't belong to us and threatening their way of life. Radcliffe, what you are saying is very wrong. I don't agree with you."
Radcliffe: "--- NO!"
Wiggins: "What you are planning on doing is very atrocious and cruel, and is very inhumane. You are essentially attempting to wipe out an entire group of people! Of course they attacked us. They have every right to. This is why I don't support your cause!"
@@cristoaldantes3222, precisely.
Despite it being your first video of this, I like how you didn't just put the typical black and white villains, but put the 'heroes', the villainous sidekicks, and even some side characters I wanted to address myself! It shows that nothing is in black and white; good vs evil, plus there's also the historical accuracy of what MIGHT happen if they'd been caught and given a proper trial! Love your work and can't wait for more! ^^
Thank you so much!
You know… that’s actually a pretty good assessment!
@@markwilson4078 Thanks! ^^
@@WickedBinge Oh, by the way, there may be some subtitle/script problems in this - as it's 'complicit', not 'complacent'. Oh well.
Liked the video all the same - and by the way, what IS the background music you use in the Good To Evil videos, by the way? I've not found it.
@@WickedBinge can you do part two?
Gaston should also be charged with sexual harassment. Belle CLEARLY wasn’t interested in him IN THE SLIGHTEST yet he still tried to convince her to marry him.
I would also charge him for gender violence, he disallowed Belle to read because she's woman. “It's not right for a woman to read.”
What I don't understand is why was Gaston so intent on marrying Belle? There are other women in the village who adore him enough to cut off their limbs to please him! While Belle wanted nothing to do with him!
@@masterdeku8321 is that really considered gender violence? I mean it was sexist but I don't think he broke a law with that statement. the sexual harrasment or just harrasment in general is valid though.
@@melissacooper8724 i think he explained in the movie (at least he did in the live-action one) was that he enjoyed the chase. the other women were head over heels already, belle wasn't. he clearly only went after her because of the challenge (and her beauty ofcourse). he saw belle as a prize to win, something he had to work for, and that was all.
Don't forget religious penalties and sanctions in the deeply Catholic world of pre-Revolutionary France: his forced marriage to Belle would certainly be invalid in the eyes of the Church, and would have required a heavy penance from him, at best. Combined with his later actions of attempted murder, violent rebellion, and all-around corruption could have gotten him EXCOMMUNICATED, which is pretty serious.
You should’ve made Frolo’s sentence Death by Hellfire!
Maybe he should face the sequel
His inmate number is 666
@@tycooneryt495 Heh, and he would be in the maximum security wing of solitary confinement!
Getting hung, drawn & quartered would have been better. Heck the Bloody Eagle torture would have been ideal.
Death By Hellfire sounds like it would make a really good Judas Priest song.
How many times must I say it, Belle was NOT kidnapped. Kidnap Definition: "take (someone) away illegally by force, typically to obtain a ransom." Maurice trespassed on Beast's property. Being royalty, Beast was legally allowed to put him in the dungeon. Belle comes along and willingly agrees to stay in exchange for her father's freedom. That is in NO way shape or form KIDNAPPING.
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I like how they assessed people in the films that do wrong things but aren’t traditional villains. The idea of fitting the punishments with the legislation of the time and the person’s influence is also a great thing to consider. I don’t agree with some of the punishments but I thoroughly enjoyed watching this fun analysis!
Considering Agrabah canonically punishes theft by amputation, I think you probably gave the Agrabah characters more fair sentences than their canon government would have. Either that, or even with their currently benign regime, Agrabah manages to be classist in their legal system.
I was wondering what their penalties would have been.
If Jafar were ever to be tried for his crimes, he would most definitely be punished for practicing sorcery, as practicing magic is forbidden in Islam, punishable by death under Sharia law.
@@slav1467 Well as Agrabah may or may not practice Islam that may not matter how ever if found guilty of treason well that's a death penalty.
@@jims2267 The Sultan literally says Allah's name multiple times in the film, so it's not even a question.
@@slav1467 allah means god. he could be christian, jewish, or a god invented for the movie
One thing worth mentioning is that any villain sidekick at very least, would be charged with aiding and abetting criminality.
Frollo being Inmate #666. Perfect lol
Agreed and this is the first time I’ve noticed his number lol
You Forgot to Mention Judge Claude Frollo’s Soldiers With His Brutish & Oafish Guards, Governor Ratcliffe’s Former Pet Pug: Percy, The Wolves, Gaston’s Cronies: Tom, Dick, Stanley & Gramps With The Villagers Who Were Involved In Gaston’s Riot.
I understand if you don’t want to do this kind of list, but how about which part of Hell Disney villains would go to based on Dante’s Inferno?
Frollo: Treason or Heresy
Gaston: Lust
Ratcliffe: Violence
Jafar: Fraud
That would be an interesting idea. However, you have to note that once you go beyond Heresy, the last three circles are divided up based on which variant of their sins they are being punished for. So…
Gaston: Agreed 100%. To say his lust for Belle went to extremes is a vast understatement, so Lust fits him well. If the punishment is too light for him, I could also see him being sent to the first ring of Violence for his attempt on the Beast. Additionally, if Beast and Gaston went there together, it could be argued that Beast might be allowed to be the one to keep him as far down into the boiling blood as possible.
Jafar: Again, I agree with what circle you are placing Jafar in, but Fraud especially is divided into various crimes, so I am going to either put him in Sorcery or Falsifiers (Bolgias 4 and 10 respectively). He however has also done some Lust since he tried to marry Jasmine before she was of age, and he’s done some of Treachery as well. That being said, Fraud will win out.
Ratcliffe: Once again, this is a case where I agree with the circle, but which part of the circle has to be specified. In his case, he gets the boiling blood because he is a war criminal. Plain and simple.
Frollo: His exact spot is a bit tricky to place, but anything in any of the first seven circles is going too easy on him, so Heresy is out. The easiest I am willing to go on him is Bolgia 5 in Fraud, also known as the Corrupt Politicians. Bolgia 6 fits him too, as well as Bolgia 9. Those all being said, Treachery is a great place to send him too, but I don’t quite remember which ring he specifically would be sent to since I don’t remember the levels of Treachery that well.
All in all, very fitting punishments indeed. :)
Frollo is lust most definitely
Beast would have been sentenced to Anger
Frollo was a heretic sure, but he was also guilty of betraying his adopted son. That would put him him Cainia.
@@Coughdropaddict Ah! So that was the name of that ring of the 9th Circle! Thanks!
Also, now that you mention it, I was also considering Judecca for Frollo since he only took in his adopted son because this was what was he needed to do in order not to be damned to Hell then and there after he killed Quasi’s mother right outside of Notre Dame and was going to do the same to Quasi himself and so betraying Quasi, he was also betraying God. However, I don’t know how good of an argument that is.
We all know there sentence is, Guilty for Being Evil.
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Most Evil: Anti-Pops
Aku beats the whole list
No
What about Ninjago villains for that? The Overlord, Garmadon, Pythor and Nadakhan come to mind.
@@LloydTheZephyrian Ninjago has so many villains that a separate video about them would be a better option. Also Ninjago isn't a Cartoon Network original show so I don't think it would qualify for the list.
It's not "Lafou" its "Le Fou" (French for "The fool")
Also, I have to point out that while you sentenced the enchantress based on the time period of the film, you should be consistent and sentence Gazim the same way. In medieval Arabian style. He would probably be beheaded for his murders. Jasmine was fixing to lose her hands for a way lesser crime
Le Fou is one letter away from meaning “The mad”-
The government is portrayed extremely inaccurately in Aladdin
Aladdin is not accurate at all.
Go back to school.
Actually, I have a chess set, and LeFou actually means "The Rook."
Sounds fair, also here's what I suggest for some of the other villains
Black Cauldron villains:
Horned King: death sentence ( he has murder, attempted omnicide, conspiracy, abuse, terrorism, and theft as his crimes and is honestly the most evil animated Disney movie villain ever)
Creeper: lifetime in prison ( he's aided the Horned King throughout most of his crimes but at the same time never carried out many of them and is a victim of abuse so he avoids the death penalty)
Atlantis villains:
Rourke: death penalty ( attempted genocide, regicide, conspiracy, and abuse. )
Helga Sinclair: lifetime in prison ( aided Rourke's crimes bit was also a key factor in stopping him so she avoids the same fate)
Queen Grimhilde: death penalty ( murder since she has skeletons in her dungeons meaning that she has starved people before, and abuse but this is only if she's dethroned before her trial, otherwise she could get off Scott free)
Maleficent: lifetime in prison ( attempted regicide I would say infanticide but Maleficent had enough mercy to let her life until she was 16 so it's not as bad by comparison, false imprisonment, abuse, and vandalism)
Lady Tremaine: lifetime in prison ( abuse, conspiracy, blackmail, ( and if you count the sequels), brainwashing, and attempted murder)
Mother Gothel: lifetime in prison ( attempted murder, kidnapping, treason, abuse, and conspiracy)
Stabbingtons: lifetime in prison ( attempted murder, theft, treason, and kidnapping )
Scar: death penalty ( regicide, treason, murder, conspiracy, blackmail, abuse, and assault)
Ursula: death penalty ( treason, false imprisonment, blackmail, attempted regicide, attempted murder, and conspiracy)
Stromboli: 5 years in prison ( false imprisonment, and abuse)
Honest John and Gideon: 20 years in prison ( implied murder, abuse, and conspiracy.)
Coachman: death penalty ( abuse, conspiracy, blackmail, and slave trafficking. )
And that's just some of them.
Those all sound pretty good! I will say 2 things regarding who you listed:
Helga - So while she may have aided Rourke quite a bit, I do think she will have the possibility of parole with good behavior simply because, like you said, she was a key factor in the defeat of Rourke. So I feel like she will probably be a Parolee given anywhere from 5-15 years after she got sentenced.
Scar - If Simba’s word held, then Scar would technically have already been sentenced. He told Scar the same words Scar told him after Mufasa died, which meant Scar would have been banished from the Pride Lands. However, that does kind of go hand-in-hand with the death penalty because at that point in the movie, Scar had already thrown the hyenas under the bus and made enemies out of them. Therefore, while the actual punishment would have been exile, it was exile that was essentially death anyway.
Also, what do you think of this one:
Yzma - (high treason, attempted regicide, assault on the emperor (we’ll count turning Kuzco into a llama as assault here since they called the Enchantress’s actions on Prince Adam and his servants as counts of assault), conspiracy)
Kronk (accomplice to Yzma, assisted assault on the emperor)
@@markwilson4078 I say Yzma would get 30 years in prison mainly since she's never actually successful with most of her crimes and without her resources, she isn't much of a threat at all, although given her age she might end up serving the rest of her life in prison anyway and since Kronk turned on Yzma he might end up on parole if he's lucky, and at worst he'll face 5 years jail time.
How about Medusa?
@@BullyMaguire2024 I'll give you a little more just in case you're curious
Madam Medusa: 30 years in prison ( attempted murder, kidnapping, theft, blackmail, abuse, and conspiracy)
Snoops: 20 years in prison
( serves an an accomplice in Medusa's scheme and assists her actions and while he does turn on her it's not for the right reason so he gets a more lenient sentence but not by much)
Captain Hook: 30 years in prison ( murder, theft, kidnapping, extortion, and blackmail)
Clayton: 30 years in prison
( poaching, attempted murder, false imprisonment, conspiracy, extortion, and absue)
Turbo: death penalty ( conspiracy, hacking, brainwashing, attempted murder, treason, attempted world domination at least by the standards of the Arcade.)
Amos Slade: community service ( breaking and entering, reckless endangerment of wildlife but he does redeem himself)
Nammari: community service ( attempted murder, conspiracy, vandalism, and blackmail but she also saved the world in a way so she would probably get pardoned)
Gantu: pardoned ( attempted murder, kidnapping, vandalism, and conspiracy but also saved the galaxy)
DOR-15: permanent shutdown ( world domination, murder, brainwashing, conspiracy, blackmail, and abuse)
Yokai: he was already sent to jail
Cruella De Vil: already sent to jail
Long John Silver: 5 years jail time ( vandalism, conspiracy, theft, and attempted murder but he does redeem himself so he could get out early with good behavior )
Scroop: life sentence ( murder, blackmail, conspiracy, theft, abuse, assault, torture)
Bill Sykes: life sentence ( extortion, blackmail, kidnapping, attempted murder, abuse, and implied murder)
Dr Facilier: death sentence ( attempted murder, conspiracy, abuse, blackmail, murder, torture, vandalism)
Shan Yu: death sentence ( mass murder, treason, war crimes, vandalism, and attempted regicide.)
Still refuse to belief the death penalty is the worst punishment to can give out.
Who thinks that never experienced true pain
You actually made Ratcliffe sound like a cool and impressive villain. Treason at Jafar's level is typically punished by death penalty.
Plus, Jafar tried to kill Aladdin multiple times. Got what he deserved in the 2nd movie after striking Iago.
That’s great that you did a new series. This should go to any villain from different studios and series. You should do that not just only Disney
Who would you think be next in your opinion that is?
Yes I would love to see more
The Casagrandes Sinner Medals
Darwin- Bobby
Greed- Carl
Gluttony- Vito
Lust- Sid
Envy- Hector
Wrath- Carlitos
Sloth- Sergio
Pride- Ronnie Anne
That sounds about right!
This is amazing I can not wait for Part 2! 👏
Scar: Regicide (murder of royalty) [successful and attempted], racketeering, treason towards his own henchmen, and finally dictatorship over the Pridelands to the point where food and water became scarce. Sentence: life in prison without parole
Hades: conspiring to overthrow all of Olympus, drugs an infant immortal into becoming mortal, multiple counts of attempted murder towards Hercules, prison-breaking the titans, and finally making “deals” with mortals to get what he wants. Sentence: to have his own godly powers removed and imprisoned within Tartarus
Yzma: attempted regicide, conspiring to overthrow Emperor Kuzco behind his back. Sentence: life in prison (or until she dies)
A prison life would be perfect for Scar if he were a human in our world or an anthropomorphic animal citizen in the world of Zootopia! I think a better sentence would be a death sentence!
@@carminecdinoproductions true, but I was going with Wickedbinge’s rule (assuming Disney villains are still alive in the of their respective films). With what Scar did, the life sentence would probably be something along the lines of being imprisoned in a zoo. The death penalty would also have worked or at very least...exile
Wouldn't there also be a marking of mustering his own brother in Scar's sentencing (I can't remember what that's called)
Edit: sorry, I meant murdering.
@@sarahhenry1845 mustering?
Attempting to kill or overthrow a monarch or government is treason and sedition, which in many cultures throughout time automatically carried the death penalty, regardless of whether or not the attempt was successful. The attempt in and of itself proves such intentions and it was not taken lightly.
Wiggins may be Ratcliff's Right-hand man, But he's actually friendly when you get to know him. So Wiggins definitely deserves to be spared. Or Maybe a little community service will do him some good.
Plus he never supported the attempted genocide.
OMG!! I WANTED THIS FOR A LONG TIME!! I’m a law student and I’ve always wondered what would be the villains jail time should their crimes go to trial in real life! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Nice! Please use this video for reference when practicing law.
Jumanji Franchise Sinner Medals
Darwin- Peter
Greed- Trader Slick
Lust- Bethany
Envy- Alan
Wrath- Jurgen the Brutal
Sloth- Sarah
Pride- Ashton Phillips
Fun fact: The voice actor for Judge Claude Frodo was also the voice actor for Monsieur D'arque. He voiced Monsieur D'arque first and they loved his villain voice that they made him the main villain in The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Okay, but can we talk about how absolutely perfect making Frollo Inmate #666 is?
Also, I feel like trafficking should've been added to Jafar's rap sheet. He DID, after all, put Jasmine in chains and basically force her into slavery.
That was an amazingly fun list! Thank you and I really look forward to the next one.
My thoughts on the beauty and the beast section: if we look into the beasts age when he was turned we learn that he was around 11, a child. The deadline for the rose is his 21st birthday and we learn from lumiere during be our guest that they have been cursed for 10 years. I think under that context perhaps a more lenient sentence for him. Given how a decade could effect his development it could be said that Bell essentially rehabilitates him.
This video shows up as 3 belts with a complete loop around the city plus a blackhole year. Well, only the Yellow and Blue Belts make a complete circle around the city. The Orange Belt used to be a complete circle until a southern section was decommissioned in 1974 due to entering Washington County. The Orange Belt still enters Westmoreland County briefly.
Yes, and Belle was a "prisoner," not a servant. And, while you could accuse Beast of extortion, sort of, I don't know if what he did counts as kidnapping. Belle came to the castle of her own accord.
Belle would definitely argue that, at most, Beast/Prince Adam should serve community service, if for no other reason than to connect with his subjects and work on controlling his temper.
WickedBinge: These villains are under arrest for breaking the law!
Disney Villains: I am above the law!
WickedBinge, we find you guilty of making an awesome series. The court sentences you to make more videos like this one.
*We're Innocent!*
some Pixar villain sentences
(note for Mr. Potato Head and Hamm, it's the sentence they would get if it was real life and not just Andy's games.)
Mr. Potato Head/One-Eyed Bart: 10 months, One-Eyed Bart is a bandit and He's seen attempting robbery twice.
Sid: nothing... except being grounded, humans don't know about the sentience of toys but Sid experimented on His sister's toys, therefore it would cause His parents to ground Him.
Hamm/Evil Dr. Porkchop: 30 year sentence, not only did He kidnap Bo Peep but He planned to kill Her with either a shark or monkeys.
Al: nothing, like i said, humans don't know the sentience of toys and Al acquired Woody legitimately.
Lotso: 5 months in the caterpillar room. There is law enforcement among toys in Sunnyside and therefore laws. His crimes were extortion and attempted destruction of other toys.
Hopper and the other Grasshoppers: exile from ant territory, since it's stated "and the grasshoppers leave".
Skinner: 20 years in prison, Sabotage is a major felony.
Auto: Reprogramming, Auto is a rogue AI and therefore should be reprogrammed.
Syndrome: life sentence, He didn't just build a weapon of mass destruction, He also kidnapped a child.
Mor'du: death by firing squad. since He became a literal feral beast then He should be dealt with like a feral beast, being shot down with arrows.
This makes me wonder what sentence Waternoose got since he did actually get arrested at the end of his movie.
I’ve always wanted to see this!!!(I also want to see one of ALL Pixar villians)
I can't wait to see what you well do next in part 2
Loving this series already. I already have ideas of my own.
Sentencing Pixar Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Nickelodeon Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Disney Villain Sidekicks/Henchmen For Their Crimes
Sentencing Disney Sequel Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing DreamWorks Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Laika Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Cartoon Network Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Sony Animation Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Disney Channel Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Live Action Disney Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Illumination Villains For Their Crimes
Sentencing Blue Sky Studios Villains For Their Crimes
What perfect ideas you have kind sir
@@scottspillman8626 Thank you. With this I just had to request them all.
It’s going to take a while to get through all of those but I’m all for it.
@@dominickromano968 Question Which Villains Woud Get Off Scot Free , Which Ones Woud Get Years In Prison And Which Ones Are Getting The Death Sentence .
We definitely need more ideas for this series.
Next of these better have Scar. His crimes include fratricide, which is murder, several counts of attempted murder, conspiracy, and given the Pride Lands, destruction could count for a crime.
Not to mention treason, child endangerment, assault and battery, and criminal neglect.
@@yobabycolin2933 So right
He's an animal
@Confused Dragon Edits And that deleted scene turned out to be pointless since it's straight to video "Sequel" randomly revealed out of nowhere Scar was married and had 2 children, and also picked a random cub for his own heir.
@Confused Dragon Edits I see your theory. If Kovu wasn’t Scars son, maybe that’s the same for the others. Let’s at least hope not Kovu or the Pride Rocks maybe the ancestors of House Lannister.
Attempted murder back then would have been instant death sentence
Ironically, the actor who was ratcliffe and Wiggins were played by the same person
Angry birds Characters: Good To Evil-
Good😇-
(Gold🥇): Willow
(Sliver🥈): Stella
(Bronze🥉): The Blues
Bubbles
Bomb
Luca
Matilda
Poppy
Silver
Hal
Dahlia
Red
Ice Bird
Chronicler Pig
Grey😟:
Professor Pig
Mighty Eagle
Terrence
Chuck
Handsome Pig
Minion Pigs
Prisoner Pig
Evil😈-
El Porkador
Gale
Shaman Pig
Corporal Pig
(Bronze🥉): Foreman Pig
(Silver🥈): Chef Pig
(Gold🥇): King Pig
Sinner medals
Darwin🤓: Bad Piggies
Wrath😈: Chef Pig
Envy🤬: Gale
Pride🤴: Red
Skills🔮: Bomb
Lust💋: Chuck
Gluttony😋: King Pig
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Huh, now this is a quite interesting idea, i will be looking forward to Part 2.
2 minutes into the video, and we're already off to a bad start. Adam (Beast) did NOT kidnap Belle. She WILLINGLY went to HIS castle to find her father. Adam also did not force Belle to take her father's place. She OFFERED to take his place and he ACCEPTED. Need to throw this in as well, but Belle is not "thrown into a life of servitude," but serving her father's time as a prisoner -- while being treated as a guest in (again) HIS castle. Also, there is NO relationship when he's being abusive to Belle. It's when he STOPS BEING ABUSIVE that the relationship starts, and even then it's not romantic right away. As for the "people he ruled over," if you're talking about the villagers, they seemed to be blissfully unaware that there was a monarchy in their PROVINCIAL town. If you're talking about the castle staff, Adam's abuse towards them is nothing compared to Gaston's abuse towards Lefou, who is not only physically abused but also degraded, ignored and treated like less of a person.
In short, Adam is NOT a criminal. Watch the movie again, and please pay better attention.
Oh my god, *thank you!* I watched this movie when I was younger and even then, I saw Belle *offer* to be in her father’s place, and that is after she *entered* Adam’s castle. No kidnapping was done here.
This is basically true, but it all stems from how he illegally imprisoned Maurice in the first place.
@@Compucles Maurice trespassed into his castle. Adam locked him up for it. It was immoral since Maurice was seeking shelter, but it wasn’t illegal.
@@RetroUniverse I suppose taking him to the authorities wasn't an option, but you still can't just lock someone up in a personal dungeon just for trespassing, especially since the servants basically invited him in and served him tea.
@@Compucles I reiterate, It's PRINCE Adam's castle. He's the master, and thus is allowed to do what he wants. Yes, the servants invited Maurice in, but they went behind Adam's back to do so. It wasn't illegal for him to overrule his servants' decision.
Correction about Beast. He did not kidnap Belle. She came there on her own accord. In fact, both she and her father trespassed on royal property without the prince's permission (sure, they couldn't have possibly known because of the spell, but it is still trespassing), so as the one with actual authority he is fully within legal right to do this. There is a problem with trying to apply modern laws to a setting where kings and queens still rule. Royalty back then were both capable of being lawmakers and reinforce those rules by making commands. As a prince and potentially being the crown prince of all France he actually has full authority to imprison people he thinks has wronged him. Extortion is at least something that would apply to him in a modern setting, but again, Belle did in fact commit the crimes of trespassing and attempting to free a prisoner, so as royalty he does in fact have the authority over the common folk to demand these things from her.
don't think he's the Crown Prince of France. If he was, wouldn't people be searching for him? At the most, he's a distant cousins of King who is like the 51st in line to the Throne and rules over a little principality
@@PrincessofEllabur I just mentioned it being a possibility. The issue with there being a mind altering spell is that it is hard to determine how deep this rabbit hole goes. That's an issue with overanalysing stuff like a fairy tale. With enough scrutiny it will fall apart at the seams.
Can't wait for part 2
I like this new format, can't wait for Part 2. Also do DreamWorks Villains Sentencing!
I have a thought about Gazeem's sentence. The sentence he receives here is a typical American one, but don't you forget Aladdin takes place in the Medivial Middle East. At the time, laws were different depending on not only the type of crime committed, but also what kind of ruler the kingdom had. Gazeem would be more likely be beheaded for his crime or worse depending on what the sultan wished (if he was to be cruel).
Jumanji Franchise Good to Evil
Most Good: Nora Shepard
Neutral: Animals
Most Evil: The Master of Jumanji
Cool idea hope it does well to make this a series
The guillotine wasn't invented until the 18th century so it's not something Frollo could've been subjected to. In a way the guillotine violates the medieval philosophy on torture and execution - it's a quick death, unlike many medieval execution methods that were designed to be drawn out to prolong suffering
They could make the blade dull.
In other words he would've actually been beheaded by ax or sword since those were tools use for beheading executions in the medieval period.
11:07, in addition to murder, theft and treason (and repeated attempted murder) he also tries to force Princess Jasmine to marry him against her will. (You included sexual harassment as a charge against Gaston, for the sake of consistency you should do the same to Jafar.)
If real world charges and penalties would be applied to Jafar, he would be a dead man walking, so adding the sexual harassment against Jasmine would be a moot point at that stage. Jafar is guilty of treason and sedition, and for many cultures throughout time and the world, there is only one true punishment and that is death.
@@sabrinazakrowski1399 Well, yeah, I agree with you my point was for them to read his full charges before executing him
Awesome list! I hope you make more parts with other Disney villains like Rourke, Mother Gothel, Scar, Maleficent, and the rest of those villains. Anyway, thanks!
You forgot Aladdin. Theft and prison break. I also feel like impersonation / fraud should be on there because the whole movie he's trying to convince them he's the prince of Ababua but it wasn't clear how much of it was magically true.
I got one Lyric for the Gaston song
No ones Slick as Gaston
No ones Quick as Gaston
NO ONE EVEN FALLS OFF OF THE CLIFF LIKE GASTON
Technically, Adam being a monarch would have diplomatic immunity. Plus technically, Maurice broke into his home, making his imprisonment somewhat justified. The legality of Belle taking his place does require some discussion.
I think Wiggins was pretty innocent in his 'involvement' with the governor. I mean, he didn't suggest and vocally agreed with wiping out the natives. Heck, he even offer gift baskets which could be used as peace offerings to the the tribe. Also, when the governor rhetoically asked him why the tribe attacked them, Wiggins basically stated that it was because "we invaded their lands, chopped down their trees, and dug up their earth". And just telling him that John Smith was captured, I don't think that would suggest that he was into the idea. He would just tell him about it because he's like a messenger boy.
yea no need to punish the delivery boy for the message he brings
I agree with both of you. I mean if one of your allies were captured in a situation like this, of course the first thing you would do is run and tell whoever's in charge.
I hope they get to Great Mouse Detective, because Ratigan may have the longest list of crimes of any Disney villain
Yeah, he would be very interesting for sure, and pretty poetic if you ask me.
@@markwilson4078 What sentence would he get?
@@dakotagonet3311 Probably either life or death.
As far as im aware jafar has the most.
WickedBinge's crew are just wonderful : with every cartoon/anime and other stuffs (movie/TV Shot or law) they create wonderful videos.
Your videos are wonderful and i can't wait to see with Atlantis/incredible and others
I agree with Wiggins. He deserved a pardon.
@jf k he also pointed out why the natives were attacking in the first place when ratcliffe asked him why they were attacking
yep I agree 👍
Uhhh wheres Prince Hans from Frozen?? He nearly killed Anna and Elsa, and nearly TOOK THE THRONE OF ARENDELLE for HIMSELF. Plz include him in part 2 @WickedBinge!!
I feel like you were a bit misleading with Beast. First off, he didn’t kidnap and imprison Belle. He did that to her father who, in all fairness, was guilty of tresspassing. Belle only ended up a prisoner because she traded his freedom for hers.
tony Jay's voice is legendary
As well as doing videos about sentencing Disney villains for their crimes, could you also do videos about sentencing some of the Disney heroes for commiting certain crimes within their movies?
Guilty! *I hit my gavel on the table*
Sentencing Warner bros animated movie villains for their crimes
(Cat's don't dance)
Darla Dimple: Abuse and vandalism
Sentence: 6 months in jail with community service
Max the butler: Attempted murder, animal cruelty and aiding the villain
Sentence: 7 years in jail
(Quest for camelot)
Ruber: Murder, attempted regicide, attempted genocide, kidnapping, breaking and entering, terrorism and treason
Sentence: Death penalty
The Griffin: Aiding the villain and accessory to murder
Sentence: Life in prison
(The Iron giant)
Kent Mansley: Treason, black mail and conspiracy
Sentence: Life in prison
(Osmosis Jones)
Thrax: Murder, attempted murder, attempted genocide and mass genocide
Sentence: Life in prison/Death penalty
Mayor Phlemming: Community endangerment and fraud
Sentence: 14 years in jail with $5000 payroll.
One thing the video didn't mention about the Enchantress is that she cursed the prince when he was a child. If the song "BE OUR GUEST" is to be taken into account, then they had been under the curse for 10 years, and the curse specified he had until his 21rst birthday and the curse was coming to an end when the movie started. So that meant that the prince had to have been 10 to 11 years old when he was cursed.
I don't know why people get that interputting I mean both the potrait and the stain glass at the beginning of the movie shows that "Beast" was an adult or at least a teenager when he was cursed not a pre-teen. What I got from that line "10 years rusting?" is that even *before* the curse ...that Prince Beast didn't have a lot of guests.
Would you want to go to a dinner party or a ball hosted by the world's biggest childish temperamental monarch? I wouldn't
Today’s Disney Villains: Your sentence is nothing! You get to go scot-free! Have a great day!
Oh, how the studio has fallen.
Isn't treason often a capital crime? The Sultan even initially ruled an immediate death sentence for Iago before Aladdin stood up for him.
Also, I don't recall it ever being confirmed that Jafar ever successfully murdered anyone.
Beast could be guilty of imprisonment, but not kidnapping. Belle came all the way to his castle on her own. It would only count as kidnapping if he left the castle, went all the way to Belle's village, broke into her house and snatched her from her bed.
Didn’t you notice that the cops in Aladdin try to kill Aladdin but killing is a crime
Aladdin is also a thief which made me surprised why he wasn’t sentenced either, even if he does it for good reasons
@@advicewstarships homophobe detected
The palace guards were scared of jafar’s anger and if I remember correctly during the live action jafar threw one of the guards down the well
Smart idea!! Can't wait to see more!! I suggest The Joker as well as other villains but I'm sure you'll eventually do it. So many criminals to do this!
Which version of the Joker? There have been MANY variations of the character, which with a bigger rap sheet than the last!
@@Droidsbane Any one of them
Great video! I look forward to what you've got in store for Maleficent.
I think you should do Dark Knight Trilogy Characters Good to Evil, Pirates of the Caribbean Good to Evil, and Indiana Jones good to evil and updated Marvel and Star Wars. You should also do a DCEU or Snyderverse
“Radcliffe gets our first death penalty.”
Enchantress and d’arque: we question this.
He specified “by firing squad”
@@samuelwoolwineiv7886 d’arque and enchantress also had unique death penalties. WB also said enchantress got the first death penalty in general.
Do Eric Cartman’s prison sentence. It would be a long one.
Did Colorado in south Park repeal the death penalty? If not the Scott Tennorman incident should be enough to justify it.
there is a video about it look it up its rather great
I would still love to see a good to evil video of Bette Midler's characters.
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Amphibia: good to evil
Big city greens villains: evil to most evil
Amphibia villains: evil to most evil
Casagrandes good to evil
Total drama season 3 challenges: gruesome to most gruesome
Total drama all stars challenges: gruesome to most gruesome
Total drama pahkitew island challenges gruesome to most gruesome
Total dramarama: good to evil
Alvinnn!!! And the chipmunks 2012: good to evil
Dc superhero girls 2019: good to evil
Skatoony: good to evil
Croods: good to evil
I loved this video! So glad that you are starting a new series, maybe you can do the Pixar villains next? You could perhaps do the incredible movie. Idk about the 2nd movie tho, since the villain is arrested and not considered to be dead. But I can name a few people in the first movie that can go to jail and we’re actually close to doing so. So… yeah. That’s my suggestion. Again, loved this video and I love your content, can’t wait for your next video. (Sorry that this comment was longer than it had to be.)
Just a mild correction:
If Beauty and the Beast is set during the late 1700s, there is a chance that it takes place during the French Revolution and/or Robespierre’s Reign of Terror, meaning Beast would be sent to the guillotine for having a mark of nobility (that is if he doesn’t pledge allegiance to the Revolution) along with the other villains in the movie
To WickedBinge: You should do a video like this for the villains in the George of the Jungle movies.
Fun fact: the Disney villains are often used to represent the seven deadly sins
Only two were official;
Radcliffe for Greed
Frollo for Lust
@@zachzitzow8306 I thought Scar was envy
Gaston, pride
@@bessieburnet9816 Lady Tremain is sloth I believe
True
This series will be interesting.
Sentences for Nickelodeon Characters would be something after the Disney ones.
The beast isn’t necessarily a villain, he’s more of an anti-hero.
Vice versa with gru and megamind.
I love how no one's mentioning the irony of Frollo being Inmate #666
Perfectly fitting!
I'd like to see more Disney movies, in particular Lady Tremaine should be charged with at least three separate counts of child abuse, the most horrific for her essential enslavement of Cinderella but also Drizella and Anastasia were raised abusively, it's shown quite plainly in the 3rd movie that they're displacing under their mother's encouragement.
I'd also like to see Nickelodeon villains, especially one certain man who canonically could be tried for countless charges of both grand theft and robbery, at least one charge of attempted murder(separately), kidnapping, sexual harassment, unethical experimentation on both animals and humans, voter fraud, corruption, child abuse and at least two counts of attempted filicide.
Who is that certain man exactly?
@@AinsleySunny Vlad Masters/Plasmius AKA a shockingly dark villain for a kid show. Though considering Ozai, I guess that's a Nickelodeon staple.
The Casagrandes Good to Evil
Most Good: Stanley
Neutral: Carl
Most Evil: Monica
They already did it th-cam.com/video/LFdoWpdmBIA/w-d-xo.html
@@InsanityContainmentz Nice Try
Disney Villain Sinner Medals:
Darwin - Pete or Gaston
Gluttony - Ursula
Sloth - IDK
Lust - Frollo
Pride - Captain Hook
Greed - Cruella DeVil
Wrath - Hades
Envy - Scar
They should go the Disney Villians award.
@@ashockmizer914 I couldn’t decide which villain deserves the Sloth medal!
How about Sykes from Oliver and Company. Mobster loan sharks in 1980's New York City are about as realistic as one can get. It'll be interesting to see what sentence a New York City courtroom would give a mobster loan shark. Probably life without parole.
Yep! And it’s not like they would have to send him out too far. Doesn’t New York City have Riker’s Island or is that somewhere else?
@@markwilson4078 Riker's Island is just north of LaGuardia Airport. So it's in NYC.
@@owenpeterson Ah okay! Then yeah, unless they decide they don’t want him in NYC because of that being where he committed his villainy, he’d go to Riker’s.
Yeah I agree, along with Gaston, Ratcliffe, Frollo & McLeach he is the most realistic Disney villain and these 5 are also the most frightening as the threat they pose is very legit.
I'm gonna make an objection to the kidnapping part for the Beast, he didn't kidnap her, she was imprisoned as an exchange for her father to go free, which kinda knocks the life long of servitude as well. (Not to mention both Belle and her father did trespass onto the Beast's castle. For those who say "they could've not known the castle was occupied or owned" I say this, does the same thing apply to breaking into an abandoned house?)
7:36 What about the rest of the village? They willingly went along with Gaston's original plan, and also took part in storming the castle. Can you even punish an entire village?
On an unrelated note, any chance we could see Sentences for Disney TV Villains in the future?
That would be collective punishment. An example of such would be The Intolerable Acts, imposed by the British Parliament in response to the Boston Tea Party in December of 1773. Something similar to that could take place, but then again, they were doing this because of Gaston and never realized the Beast wasn’t the monster he was made out to be, so it’s hard to advocate for anything beyond that.
@jf k that's still no excuse for how they acted.
Please do the same with Pixar’s villains.
@@deshawnedwards6412 Also Syndrome committed terrorism, attempted murder, attempted kidnapping, false imprisonment, conspiracy, and assault. (with intent to kill)
I kinda agree with the list of punishments that the Disney villains would deserve for all their crimes, but was wondering what kind of punishment Dr Facilier from princess and the frog would get, I know he already got what deserved in the movie, but I was just curious what kind of punishment he would deserve to get real. Would be in prison for a long time or sentenced to death somehow?
Likely death for attempted genocide and attempted murder of a royal figure.
I Think Dr.Facilier He Does Have Some Of Judge Frollo and Jafar in him. ❤️🖤💜🔥🃏🧞♂️
Here's a thought: Gaston's reduced prison sentence could have come at a cruelly high price. If the court decides that he shouldn't be allowed to work his charms or use his looks & persuasiveness while imprisoned, he could be placed under a unique penalty that both hides his identity and forbids him to speak: could Gaston be the Man in the Iron Mask?
Well that gives his case a whole new perspective... I do feel like the sentence he was given could have been a little harsher considering his attitude and actions towards Belle, and if she were to be put on a witness stand, this would probably effect his sentence even more. His character, no matter how hard he tries to deflect it with charm and brute strength, is just unlikable.
I've just gotta say, Beast did NOT kidnap Belle! I'm so sick of this false accusation and narrative about the story. Reminds me of the ignorant narrative against Cinderella. Watch the film again and pay close attention to what's actually said & done.
Belle's father was imprisoned because he trespassed, a legitimate reason for the Beast to lock him up. Then Belle arrived and offered herself in his place. She made her decision by herself, not by the direction of anyone else or by threats, and definitely not by force! The Beast even HESITATED about taking her offer!
When the deal was accepted: Belle's father was sent home, and she stayed behind in the dungeon. She expected to sit and rot there, but instead the Beast brought her to a beautiful bedroom just for her. He told Belle she can go wherever and do whatever she wanted in the castle, not including the West wing, and he only had 1 request: She join him for dinner, the same night.
He never said she'd be doomed to servitude or slavery, and she never lifted a finger as one. The only finger she lifted was to turn a page in a book. A normal, non-royal prisoner wouldn't have that luxury.
When Belle refused to go to dinner, Beast could've easily ripped out the door, but he didn't. Yes, he yelled & made an irrational demand out of anger, but remember: He's been cursed and isolated in this castle since he was around 11 years old.
No sign of parents, (most likely given the Disney parent treatment), and his servants are not authoritative enough with the prince to help him grow out his juvenile behavior. He probably stopped getting an education since the curse, and has definitely not been around women in those 10 years leading up. And that behavior includes when he thrashed the furniture and scared off Belle. Because that's what an upset child would do. He might be 21, but Beast is probably still a kid mentally, or at least teenager.
Also, Belle never tried to change Beast, he changed himself for her! She didn't have the "I can change him" attitude, like in the more idiotic modern romances. Beast does things for Belle, even if he never got anything back, he didn't even expect it. He gave her the entire library and everything in it, because he knew it would make Belle happy. He never forced romance, like Gaston would've done. And Beast set her free when she wasn't happy & understood her need to help her father was most important to Belle, even when it could've meant he never sees her again & definitely him dying still cursed. Beast accepted his death as soon as he made his decision. Belle was his only friend in 10 years, and that's how their relationship was for most of the film: friends. No Stockholm syndrome or forced romance. They were friends first, then became a couple at the very, very end.
Overall, enough with the kidnapping narrative. Pay attention to the details in the actual story, before making judgment.
One crime you missed is false imprisonment. Its exactly what it sounds like. Gaston is definitely guilty of it for what he did to bells father. Frollo is guilty of it for confing Quasimodo to the bell tower. And beast is arguably guilty for what he did to bell
Nah Belle willingly agreed (and wasn’t manipulated) to take her father’s place.
First thing, 'The Beast' is royalty. And they are quite literally 'immune' to prosecution. Even in Britain today the royal family are in theory unable to be charged with any crimes whatsoever.
I've been waiting for this
If the Harry Potter movies were made by Disney, I'm pretty sure that Jafar and the Enchantress would be sentenced to life in Azkaban...
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
If you read this entire thing and by the end of it you still think she was kidnapped, then you need to read the definition of the word, rewatch the movie and read the definition again cause you clearly weren't paying attention:
Belle wasn't kidnapped, every choice she made in that movie was a choice she made of her own free will. She actively chose to leave her home to look for her father, she willingly took his place as the beast's prisoner, no one convinced her to it; her father even begged her not to. She chose to return to the castle and help patch up the beast after being attacked by wolves which wouldn't have happened if she didn't willingly go somewhere she was specifically told not to go resulting in her being frightened and running out the castle. The Beast let her go so she could help her father and after almost being taken away to the asylum she raced back to the castle to help him.
3:45 I knew Enchantress was going to be put on trial!
Now next will be the DreamWorks villains sentence for crimes
I like that the sentencing references laws at the time. I assumed coming into the video the American court system would be used exclusively but this is way better.
Except in order to put prince adam on trial there would have to be a revolution and a revolution in france doesn’t just mean community service especially for the royalty