If the master finds out about this?
I'm pretty sure Cogsworth said this. Why do they call "The Beast", master? They're not slaves, right?
shareI'm pretty sure Cogsworth said this. Why do they call "The Beast", master? They're not slaves, right?
share... I agree w/ the posts here. Don't most servants call their employers particularly Royals, Masters? At least in all the TV and movies I've seen, lol.
shareWell they were pretty much his slaves since they were his servants that got turned into various objects
shareHe's the "master of the house", just like there's a "mistress of the house". Just watch some period pieces set in England and you'll see servants refer to their employers as master/mistress all the time.
shareFor a more modern example, Geoffrey on The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air calls Will and Carlton Master William and Master Carlton and calls Hilary and Ashley Miss Hilary and Miss Ashley they are not even his employers! They are just his employees' son,nephews and daughters! He calls Vivian Miss too(which would actually make more sense as she is married to his employer Phil, who he calls Master Philip. They are all YOUNGER than him and he still calls them Miss and Master which shows his respect for them professionally.
Drake is repetitive. He just raps the same thing over and over as if he is in an insane asylum!LOL:D