The name of the fairy tale character is Rapunzel, who let down her incredibly long hair so that her rescuing prince could climb up the tower to her.

No, although transcribing many now-classic folk-tales (and transforming them to fit the aristocracy), Rapunzel was not one of Perrault's tales. The believed original transcription dates back to Lo Cunti de li Cunto (The Story of Stories), in 1634 by Italian author Giambattista Balie. Creating the foundation for later, better-known versions, such as the Brother's Grimm, this version called Parsley, was believed to have been collected from the oral tales of Crete and Venice.

The Princess Bride Movie skips much of the "important" details [depending on point of view] and really gives you less where the book has many more details and is much longer but really gives you a better prespective in general.

She is just entering puberty. The tower is a metaphor for an overprotective parent of an girl beginning to develop into a woman.

Yes, Mandy Moore is still alive. She is the voice of Rapunzel in the Disney movie, Tangled.

A lesson that Rapunzel thought is that things will happen if it's destined to happen and people just have to wait for it. This also thought to not to steal.All people have a destiny or dream of our life but wait for it.

He killed Her

Germany. however there are tons of stories almost exactly like it taking place all over the world, stories over 1000's of years old.

Since Bambi was Walt Disney's favorite film, I would say it was a deer.

With all due respect, it's pretty difficult to get him to answer this personally, as he passed away in December of 1966. The answer doesn't seem to be explicitly stated in his Wikipedia biographical profile, but I believe that it would have to be a mouse, originally named Mortimer and ultimately named Mickey, whose popularity launched the commercial successes of Disney's enterprises and whose very creation also gained Disney his first "Honorary Academy Award" in 1932.

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Sleeping Beauty lived in PERCEFOREST!!!!!!!!!!

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I'm not certain that it can. When she shows Flynn the lock of hair Gothel cut off when she was a baby, it was a very short piece of hair. I doubt her hair will grow back. It should be short forever.

It's cute either way though! Flynn is an aspiring hair dresser! x)

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Rapunzel was a fairytale character who had long hair. With that hair, she could use it as a climbing rope.

There is also another Rapunzel. She is a rapper on Myspace.

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No, he doesn't. Rapunzel's tears bring him back to life

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

The main idea of Rapunzel is that Rapunzel wants to see the world and explore but she can't go because shes locked up in a tall tower. Then a prince climbes up her tower and Rapunzel is saved and becomes a princess.

if u let it grow and not cut it

Mother Gothel

Sorry but Mother Gothel Isn't a 'step' mom. Being a 'step' requires that the step-parent has a relationship with one of the child's biological parents and also the other biological parent is either seperated of divocred. The best term used here is 'false mother' or 'foster' mother.