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What was the vegetable that Rapunzel was named after?
Rampion. See the link below for more information.
What specific kind of plant was Rapunzel's mother craving?
specifically, Campanula rapunculus or the rampion bellflower. it is edible.
What are the symbols in Rapunzel?
Well there is the young man and woman. They are Rapunzel's parents and aren't given a name. there is Mother Gothel. She is the enchantress/witch who took Rapunzel from the man and woman. Rapunzel is the child the and woman have, and she is the main character in the story. She is named after the flower the man stole for the woman, the Rampion. The prince, which Rapunzel falls in love with, is not given a name. And finally there is the 2 children Rapunzel gives birth to in the story. In some stories they are twins and others they are just a boy and a girl
Where did Rapunzel's name come from?
Before Rapunzel was born, her mother had cravings for rapunzel, a type of lettuce. The family was poor, so her father stole rapunzel from the witch next door. The witch caught him, and gave him the lettuce, but in exchange, demanded the baby as soon as it was born. The father, horrified and in shock, didn't know what to do, and took the lettuce and ran away. When the baby was born, the witch stole her away, and named her after the lettuce that she'd been traded for.
Who is the hero in Rapunzel?
Rapunzel is a great hero.
What was the vegetable that Rapunzel was named after?
Rampion. See the link below for more information.
What specific kind of plant was Rapunzel's mother craving?
specifically, Campanula rapunculus or the rampion bellflower. it is edible.
Is Rapunzel a vegetable?
Rapunzel is a type of plant. It is more commonly called rampion. The leaves and roots are edible. According to the fairy tale, Rapunzel was named after the pretty flowers of this plant.
What are the symbols in Rapunzel?
Well there is the young man and woman. They are Rapunzel's parents and aren't given a name. there is Mother Gothel. She is the enchantress/witch who took Rapunzel from the man and woman. Rapunzel is the child the and woman have, and she is the main character in the story. She is named after the flower the man stole for the woman, the Rampion. The prince, which Rapunzel falls in love with, is not given a name. And finally there is the 2 children Rapunzel gives birth to in the story. In some stories they are twins and others they are just a boy and a girl
Where did Rapunzel's name come from?
Before Rapunzel was born, her mother had cravings for rapunzel, a type of lettuce. The family was poor, so her father stole rapunzel from the witch next door. The witch caught him, and gave him the lettuce, but in exchange, demanded the baby as soon as it was born. The father, horrified and in shock, didn't know what to do, and took the lettuce and ran away. When the baby was born, the witch stole her away, and named her after the lettuce that she'd been traded for.
What fairy tale does the quotation 'don't pick flowers from other peoples garden' refer to?
Probably the story of Rapunzel, in which a woman wants something from a witch's garden, and persuades her husband to get it for her. He is caught, and in exchange the witch demands the couple's firstborn child. A link to the story is here: http://www.grimmstories.com/en/grimm_fairy-tales/rapunzel I could be wrong however, because the story of rapunzel doesn't touch on flowers at all... the woman actually wanted Rampion. It sounds like the same type of lesson though. :)
When was Rapunzel created?
Rapunzel was created in 1812.
Who is the hero in Rapunzel?
Rapunzel is a great hero.
Who had long hair which was used as a climbing?
Rapunzel
Is there a Rapunzel game?
there is a rapunzel game: gameboard videogame.
Who are the main characters in Rapunzel?
Rapunzel, the Prince, and the evil witch
When was Rapunzel - book - created?
Rapunzel - book - was created in 1997.
