Belle and Sebastian

Author's Name: Cecil Aubrey

Amidst the whirlwinds of the snow-capped Pyrenees, a baby was born, and his mother's voice was silenced forever.

This event coincided with a holiday celebration in the village, and the infant was given the name "Sebastian" for that holiday. He was also given shelter in the home of old Caesar and his daughter, Angelina, and an abundance of love from the inhabitants of the country house. Thus, the mountain boy grew up, but he continued to suffer from a sense of loneliness that was only dispelled by the appearance of "Belle," the beautiful white rescue dog. Belle was mistreated by all the villagers, to the point of becoming their enemy. However, her appearance in Sebastian's life sparked a torrent of exciting adventures that culminated in the development of a pure friendship between the animal and the boy.

In the isolation of those desolate peaks, Belle and Sebastian save each other from death, more than once, and together they make of their pure friendship a small life that is the great refuge of souls.

The Secret Document: One evening, a stranger arrives at the home of Sheikh Ceasar... Norbert. However, an instinctive feeling of aversion and apprehension grips Belle, the giant Pyrenees mountain dog, and the child Sebastian. Jean, Ceasar's grandson, befriends this newcomer. Norbert helps Jean by training Belle to make strange trips in the mountains near the border. This makes Ceasar and the customs officers wary of him. Sebastian becomes worried when he discovers that Belle is risking her life in the middle of the dangerous Great Gorge. Tragedy erupts when the police are informed of the disappearance of a secret document.