What is the basis of Rapunzel?

Answer 1

a short summary for repunzel is that one day she finds a prince and they escape

Answer 2

"Rapunzel" is a German fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm in the early 19th century. It tells the story of a young girl with long hair who is locked in a tower by a witch until a prince rescues her by climbing her hair. The tale explores themes of captivity, love, and freedom.

Answer 3

Question:

1 What is the story rapunzel about?

2 What are the characters in rapunzel?

3 Why did Rapunzel throw down her hair?

4. How does isolation relate to rapunzel?

5. Where does rapunzel live?

Answer 4

It's always been my opinion that "Rapunzel" is about the consequences of parenting in the wrong way. Rapunzel's birth mother doesn't care for her enough -- she gives her away to satisfy a craving! Rapunzel's foster mother overprotects her and micromanages her life. I think she wants to keep Rapunzel an innocent little girl forever. When Rapunzel reaches puberty the witch shuts Rapunzel up in a tower to prevent all contact with men, similar to a modern overprotective parent who refuses to let their children learn anything about sex in a misguided attempt to keep them virginal. In the original Grimm, Rapunzel gets pregnant by the prince and the witch discovers it when Rapunzel innocently wonders why her clothes are getting tight. The witch feels betrayed, whacks off Rapunzel's hair and sends the prince tumbling from the tower into thorns that blind him. There's no more need for the tower, and the witch disappears from the tale.

Much later, the lovers reunite in the forest and Rapunzel's tears cure the prince's blindness.

Answer 5

A girl gets locked in a tower and a prince comes to save her when he hears her singing.

Answer 6

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