Hey, Leave him alone

When Cogsworth, Lumiere, Angelique, and Fife followed the crowd of villagers to Belle's house, they began seeing what they didn't like. They were seeing the people laughing at Belle's father for being crazy and for telling them about the beast.

Belle: My father's not crazy!

LaFou: He was waving like a lunatic! We all heard him, didn't we?

The Crowd shouted in anger.
 
Fife: He is certainly not crazy!

Cogsworth: How could they do such a thing?!

LaFou: Mourice! Tell us again old man! Just how big was the beast?

Lumiere: That oaf needs to learn some manners since he is wound up too tight!

Angelique: Indeed! Not to mention obnoxious!

Mourice: He was enormous! (The people began laughing) I say at least Eight, No! More like Ten feet tall!

The crowd was laughing so hard and that was making the objects even more annoyed by their behaviour.

LaFou was laughing: You don't get much crazier than that! Get him out of here!

Two of Monsieur D'arque's men began dragging him to the prison wagon.

Mourice: Let go of me!

Fife: Hey, Leave him Alone!

He began to head to them, but was Cogsworth and Angelique held him back.

Angelique: Fife, we don't like this either, but we can't be seen, not like this!

Cogsworth: She's right, who knows what will happen if we reveal ourselves in front of them.