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DDV: How to Complete Into the West Wing in Disney Dreamlight Valley

No divorce allowed in the valley. It's time to reconcile Belle and Beast's love to each other in DDV's Into the West Wing.

With the Beauty and the Beast realm unlocked, it’s time to meet the main Disney characters inhabiting it: Belle and the Beast in Disney Dreamlight Valley. The castle’s decoration is charming, with candles, roses, and shimmering flying books.

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Still, Belle’s requests in Into the West Wing aren’t the easiest to achieve. She’ll have us looking for secret passages, speaking with an angry Beast, and magically acquiring painting skills out of the blue. This guide covers completing Into the West Wing to unlock Belle and Beast in the Valley.

How to Explore the Beauty and the Beast Realm in Disney Dreamlight Valley

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The first objective in this quest is to explore the realm, which is a bit vague. To progress the quest forward, interact with the golden flying book to the main hall’s right. Following this flying book through the enchanted castle’s hallways, you’ll soon run into Belle in the Library.

How to Find the Secret Passageway in the Library

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As it turns out, Belle got in a bit of a fight with the Beast because she wandered Into the West Wing. To find the secret passageway in Into the West Wing and uncover the Beast’s location, follow these steps:

AppearanceSecret Passage ItemSecret Passage Item Location
Find 4 Broken Ladder Steps in the Library room.There are two Broken Ladder Steps the tea table, one on the bigger wooden table in front of it and one final one near the Library’s huge window.
Find 2 Ladder’s Missing Wheel in the Library room.There’s one behind the green sofa in front of Belle and a second one next to the tea table.
Interact with the moving stairs near the bookshelves.Transfer the 4 Broken Ladder Steps and 2 Ladder Missing Wheels to uncover the secret passage Into the West Wing in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

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This will reveal the secret room, where you’ll find nothing but a secret note. To progress with the quest, speak with Belle once more.

How to Find the Castle Candle, Castle Candle Holder, and then the Golden Curtain in Disney Dreamlight Valley

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Appearance
4x Castle Candle1x On a barrel inside the Secret passage
1x On a table in the Library
1x Near the tool bench in the backyard’s Maze
1x Sitting on a bench behind the Main Hall’s piano
1x Castle Candle HolderSitting on a chair in front of a lion statue in the hallway
1x Golden CurtainOn a table inside the Library

With all these items ready, speak with Belle again to get the Candlestick Outfit and Candle Hat. Put it on to engage in a little Lumiere cosplay. It’s finally time to speak with the Beast himself in Into the West Wing.

How to Craft an Enchanted Canvas in Disney Dreamlight Valley

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After speaking with Merlin, it’s time to get an Enchanted Canvas to capture the Beast in all his Beauty. Here’s the Enchanted Canvas recipe in DDV:

  • Softwood x12
  • Dreamshard x4
  • Garnet x2
  • Fiber x8
  • White Daisy x3

Once the Enchanted Canvas is crafted, head back to Belle to finish DDV’s Into the West Wing quest.


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Cande Maldonado
Though Cande started her journey in the video game industry as a localization specialist six years ago, she soon realized that her true calling was to annoy NPCS, smash virtual pottery, and complete every side quest available in RPGs. Throwing that useless degree out of the window, she has been writing professionally for the past three years ever since. Her passion for games dates to 2006, when she mounted a Chocobo for the first time. Under Nintendo and Square Enix's chokehold, she will willingly pour hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?