This
cartoon about Rapunzel meeting her prince is a much more realistic point of
view than both the story by the Brothers Grimm and the Disney movie. In the
movie and story, Rapunzel is easily able to lift the prince up with her hair,
while in the cartoon, Rapunzel mentions how it would physically be impossible
for the prince to climb up her hair. Although in the story, Rapunzel mentions how
the prince was more easily able to climb up her hair than the witch by saying that
the witch was much heavier than the prince. Also, all three versions are
different because in the cartoon, Rapunzel cuts off her own hair, in the movie,
the prince cuts off Rapunzel’s hair, and in the story, the witch cuts of
Rapunzel’s hair. Even though the comic doesn’t discuss it, it is presumed that
the prince and Rapunzel will never be able to get together and live happily
ever after since there is no way for the prince to get up to the tower and
rescue her. Both in the movie and the story, Rapunzel and the prince were able
to get married and live happily ever after. Though all three versions have the
same idea in mind, a girl with long hair waiting for her prince, the actual
events and the assumed outcomes that happen in the comic are completely
different than the events and outcomes in the movie and story.
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