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* AdultFear: The Captain of the Guards is forced to let the Stabbingtons leave because they've captured Eugene--and much worse, his adopted daughter Cassandra.
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*ForeShadowing: Eugene and Cass both admit that they never knew their real parents, but they'll be in for a surprise when they see them.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[Theatre/TheOddCouple Can these two prisoners share a cell without driving each other crazy?]][[note]]Spoiler: Not completely.[[/note]]]]
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Then Eugene tries to invoke this trope to bond with Cassandra, asking her what she did fantasize her parents were, but Thing is though, [[TheyreCalledPersonalIssuesForAReason Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life.]] Eugene feels very offended and accuses Cassandra of defying this trope, but the audience will discover in the third season ''exactly'' why Cassandra did this.
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Then Eugene tries to invoke this trope to bond with Cassandra, asking her what she did fantasize her parents were, but Thing the thing is though, [[TheyreCalledPersonalIssuesForAReason Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life.]] Eugene feels very offended and accuses Cassandra of defying this trope, but the audience will discover in the third season ''exactly'' why Cassandra did this.
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* EasilyForgiven: Eugene and Cassandra don't hold it against Rapunzel for locking them together, with Eugene even telling Rapunzel she doesn't need to apologize.
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* NoSympathy: Rapunzel traps Eugene and Cassandra in a jail cell, even though she of all people should know what it's like to be confined or imprisoned.
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* NoSympathy: Rapunzel traps Eugene and Cassandra in a jail cell, even though she of all people should know what it's like to be confined or imprisoned. She also has no sympathy for the royal tailor her father imprisoned in a stockade.
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Then Eugene tries to invoke this trope to bond with Cassandra, asking her what she did fantasize her parents were, but Thing is though, [[TheyreCalledPersonalIssuesForAReason Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life.]] Eugene feels very offended and accuses Cassandra of defying this trope, but the audience will discover in the third season that Cassandra did this not to deny Eugene of bonding with her, but because [[spoiler: she is repressing the painful memory of being abandoned by his mother the day she kidnapped a baby Rapunzel.]]
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Then Eugene tries to invoke this trope to bond with Cassandra, asking her what she did fantasize her parents were, but Thing is though, [[TheyreCalledPersonalIssuesForAReason Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life.]] Eugene feels very offended and accuses Cassandra of defying this trope, but the audience will discover in the third season that ''exactly'' why Cassandra did this not to deny Eugene of bonding with her, but because [[spoiler: she is repressing the painful memory of being abandoned by his mother the day she kidnapped a baby Rapunzel.]]this.
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* NoSympathy: Rapunzel traps Eugene and Cassandra in a jail cell, even though she of all people should know what it's like to be confined or imprisoned.
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Thing is though, Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life.
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* BondingOverMissingParents: It doesn't make them ''completely'' overcome their hostility, but Eugene and Cassandra are at their most amicable yet when discussing their respective ParentalAbandonment stories. Then Eugene tries to invoke this trope to bond with Cassandra, asking her what she did fantasize her parents were, but Thing is though, [[TheyreCalledPersonalIssuesForAReason Cassandra isn't the type to open up about her personal life. life.]] Eugene feels very offended and accuses Cassandra of defying this trope, but the audience will discover in the third season that Cassandra did this not to deny Eugene of bonding with her, but because [[spoiler: she is repressing the painful memory of being abandoned by his mother the day she kidnapped a baby Rapunzel.]]
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crazy?]][[note]]Spoiler: Not completely.[[/note]]]]
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* RoomEscapeGame: Rapunzel's plan in a nutshell: She tricks Cassandra and Eugene to meet in the dungeon and lock them in. Rapunzel then reveals that a series of clues to where the key is hidden with purpose of the two learning to work together. A case of ShownYourWork as this can be considered a legit type of team-building exercise used in RealLife.
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* RoomEscapeGame: Rapunzel's plan in a nutshell: She tricks Cassandra and Eugene to meet in the dungeon and lock them in. Rapunzel then reveals that a series of clues to where the key is hidden with purpose of the two learning to work together. A case of ShownYourWork ShownTheirWork as this can be considered a legit type of team-building exercise used in RealLife.
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* RoomEscapeGame: Rapunzel's plan in a nutshell: She tricks Cassandra and Eugene to meet in the dungeon and lock them in. Rapunzel then reveals that a series of clues to where the key is hidden with purpose of the two learning to work together. A case of ShownYourWork as this can be considered a legit type of team-building exercise used in RealLife.
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* RoomEscapeGame: Rapunzel's plan in a nutshell: She tricks Cassandra and Eugene to meet in the dungeon and lock them in. Rapunzel then reveals that a series of clues to where the key is hidden with purpose of the two learning to work together. A case of ShownYourWork as this can be considered a legit type of team-building exercise used in RealLife.
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* RoomEscapeGame: Rapunzel's plan in a nutshell: She tricks Cassandra and Eugene to meet in the dungeon and lock them in. Rapunzel then reveals that a series of clues to where the key is hidden with purpose of the two learning to work together. A case of ShownYourWork as this can be considered a legit type of team-building exercise used in RealLife.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When locked in the cell, Cassandra gives this to Eugene, then he in turn one-ups her.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When locked in the cell, Cassandra gives this to Eugene, then he in turn one-ups her.her beautifully with his own.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When locked in the cell, Cassandra gives this to Eugene, then he in turn one-ups her.
-->'''Cassandra:''' You are nothing but a self-serving, inconsiderate, arrogant free-loader!
-->'''Eugene:''' Uh! You know, I could rattle off insulting adjectives describing your personality, too, but to do so would imply that you actually ''have'' a personality and I just wouldn't feel right about doing that!
-->'''Cassandra:''' You are nothing but a self-serving, inconsiderate, arrogant free-loader!
-->'''Eugene:''' Uh! You know, I could rattle off insulting adjectives describing your personality, too, but to do so would imply that you actually ''have'' a personality and I just wouldn't feel right about doing that!
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Eugene and Cassandra's inability to work together leads directly to the Stabbington brothers being able to escape their jail cell. Bonus points that it happened by actually breaking something - namely, the jack they were supposed to use to pry their cell door open. It really didn't help that the brothers heard them from below on how to cobble together the device.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Eugene and Cassandra's inability to work together leads directly to the Stabbington brothers being able to escape their jail cell. Bonus points that it happened by actually breaking something - namely, the jack they were supposed to use to pry their cell door open. It really didn't help that the brothers heard them from below on how to cobble together the device. Hilariously, they used it as a club to knock out a passing guard instead of what it was meant to be used for.
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* CassandraTruth: Cassandra doesn't believe Eugene when he says it's not his fault her halberd went missing.[note]Ironically, the TropeNamer is someone who isn't believed instead of someone who doesn't believe.[/note]
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* CassandraTruth: Cassandra doesn't believe Eugene when he says it's not his fault her halberd went missing.[note]Ironically, [[note]]Ironically, the TropeNamer is someone who isn't believed instead of someone who doesn't believe.[/note][[/note]]
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* CassandraTruth: Cassandra doesn't believe Eugene when he says it's not his fault her halberd went missing.[note]Ironically, the TropeNamer is someone who isn't believed instead of someone who doesn't believe.[/note]
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Cassandra and Eugene have been fighting constantly, and Rapunzel is so tired of their bickering that she comes up with a drastic solution: she locks them both in a cell in the royal dungeon, then leaves hidden clues that will tell them how to escape, which will force them to work together to solve the puzzle (at least in theory). Rapunzel marvels at how much she's able to accomplish without her friends' arguments distracting her. Unfortunately, the plan has a couple of flaws. First, it's anyone's guess if Eugene and Cass will be able to cooperate, and for how long. Second, the Stabbington Brothers happen to be locked in the cell beneath them, and when they hear Eugene's voice it motivates them to break out and seek {{revenge}} against him.
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Cassandra and Eugene have been fighting constantly, and Rapunzel is so tired of their bickering that she comes up with a drastic solution: she locks them both in a cell in the royal dungeon, then leaves hidden clues that will tell them how to escape, which will force them to work together to solve the puzzle (at least in theory).
Rapunzel marvels at how much she's able to accomplish without her friends' arguments distracting her. Unfortunately,the her plan has a couple of flaws. First, it's anyone's guess if Eugene and Cass will be able to cooperate, and for how long. Second, the Stabbington Brothers happen to be locked in the cell beneath them, and when they hear Eugene's voice it motivates them to break out and seek {{revenge}} against him.
Rapunzel marvels at how much she's able to accomplish without her friends' arguments distracting her. Unfortunately,
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* EvilGloating[=/=]EvilLaugh: Rapunzel does both of these while boasting to Eugene and Cassandra about her fiendishly difficult riddles. Becomes a FailedAttemptAtDrama when she leaves, then suddenly comes back to pleasantly offer her prisoners a basket of cookies.
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* EvilGloating[=/=]EvilLaugh: Rapunzel does both of these while boasting to Eugene and Cassandra about her fiendishly difficult riddles. Becomes a FailedAttemptAtDrama when she leaves, then suddenly comes back to pleasantly offer her prisoners a basket of cookies. She's too much of a NiceGirl to be evil for long.
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* AdultFear: The Captain of the Guards is forced to let the Stabbingtons leave because they've captured Eugene--and much worse, his adopted daughter Cassandra.
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* HereWeGoAgain: It looks like Cassandra and Eugene are starting to get along... and then they start arguing again when Cassandra blames Eugene for her halberd going missing (which was actually Rapunzel's fault). Rapunzel wisely decides not to get involved this time.
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* HereWeGoAgain: It At the end, it looks like Cassandra and Eugene are starting to get along... and then they start arguing again when Cassandra blames Eugene for her halberd going missing (which was actually Rapunzel's fault). Rapunzel wisely decides not to get involved this time.
