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** Eugene after Rapunzel turns him down and refuses to tell him while her hair grew back. He gives her all his support and waits for her to be ready on both counts. In "Fitzherbert P.I." while trying to find an honest job, Eugene fails at a good number before eventually applying to be a Royal Guard. He's frustrated on how the Captain makes it clear he's doing all he can to sabotage Eugene's application. It's so bad that [[spoiler:Cassandra changes her opinion of him]], and gives him advice.
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** Eugene after Rapunzel turns him down and refuses to tell him while her hair grew back. He gives her all his support and waits for her to be ready on both counts. In "Fitzherbert P.I." while trying to find an honest job, Eugene fails at a good number before eventually applying to be a Royal Guard. He's frustrated on how the Captain makes it clear he's doing all he can to sabotage Eugene's application. It's so bad that [[spoiler:Cassandra changes her opinion of him]], him as a Royal Guard candidate and gives him advice.]]
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype. Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard. "Challenge of the Brave" breaks the base even further, as Cassandra's actions [[spoiler:could have gotten Rapunzel killed]].
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype. Later episodes help attempt to make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard. Guard.
** The base became even more split after "Challenge of theBrave" breaks Brave", as now many fans loathe her for lying to Rapunzel, [[spoiler:intentionally putting her in harms way by hiding her frying pan]], and then never confessing and apologizing for her actions. All of this on top of the base even further, as Cassandra's actions [[spoiler:could have gotten fact that instead of apologizing, she gave Rapunzel killed]].a sob story essentially making Rapunzel be the one to apologize (even though Rapunzel is not at fault). The only other person that made Rapunzel do that was Gothel.
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* TheScrappy: '''Cassandra'''. After Challenge of the Brave, many fans loathe her for lying to Rapunzel, [[spoiler:intentionally putting her in harms way by hiding her frying pan]], and then never confessing and apologizing for her actions. All of this on top of the fact that instead of apologizing, she gave Rapunzel a sob story essentially making Rapunzel be the one to apologize (even though Rapunzel is not at fault). The only other person that made Rapunzel do that was Gothel.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype. Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype. Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard. "Challenge of the Brave" breaks the base even further, as Cassandra's actions [[spoiler:could have gotten Rapunzel killed]].
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** Part of why Cassandra is such a [[BaseBreakingCharacter conflicting]] character boils down to this trope; the first episode has her vehemently tell Rapunzel to not tell Eugene about why her hair's back, not caring that it could possibly jeopardize their entire relationship, and her attitude about Eugene being selfish, which ignores how [[{{Hypocrite}} she didn't want Rapunzel to tell Eugene what happened because it'd affect her alone]]. "Challenge of the Brave" hasn't particularly helped due to her attempting to sabotage Rapunzel's chances of winning the games, which could have gotten her seriously injured at best, or ''killed'' at worst.
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** Part of why Cassandra is such a [[BaseBreakingCharacter conflicting]] character boils down to this trope; the first episode pilot film has her vehemently tell Rapunzel to not tell Eugene about why her magic hair's back, not caring that it could possibly jeopardize their entire relationship, and her attitude about Eugene being selfish, which ignores how [[{{Hypocrite}} she didn't want Rapunzel to tell Eugene what happened because it'd affect her alone]]. "Challenge of the Brave" hasn't particularly helped due to her attempting to sabotage Rapunzel's chances of winning the games, which could have gotten her seriously injured at best, or ''killed'' at worst.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return lasted a week according to Eugene. Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when most of them are a result of trauma.]]
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** Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return lasted a week according to Eugene. Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when most of them are a result of trauma.]]]]
** Part of why Cassandra is such a [[BaseBreakingCharacter conflicting]] character boils down to this trope; the first episode has her vehemently tell Rapunzel to not tell Eugene about why her hair's back, not caring that it could possibly jeopardize their entire relationship, and her attitude about Eugene being selfish, which ignores how [[{{Hypocrite}} she didn't want Rapunzel to tell Eugene what happened because it'd affect her alone]]. "Challenge of the Brave" hasn't particularly helped due to her attempting to sabotage Rapunzel's chances of winning the games, which could have gotten her seriously injured at best, or ''killed'' at worst.
** Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return lasted a week according to Eugene. Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when most of them are a result of trauma.
** Part of why Cassandra is such a [[BaseBreakingCharacter conflicting]] character boils down to this trope; the first episode has her vehemently tell Rapunzel to not tell Eugene about why her hair's back, not caring that it could possibly jeopardize their entire relationship, and her attitude about Eugene being selfish, which ignores how [[{{Hypocrite}} she didn't want Rapunzel to tell Eugene what happened because it'd affect her alone]]. "Challenge of the Brave" hasn't particularly helped due to her attempting to sabotage Rapunzel's chances of winning the games, which could have gotten her seriously injured at best, or ''killed'' at worst.
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* TheScrappy: CASSANDRA. After Challenge of the Brave, most fans loathe her for lying to Rapunzel, [[spoiler:intentionally putting her in harms way by hiding her frying pan]], and then never confessing and apologizing for her actions. All of this on top of the fact that instead of apologizing, she gave Rapunzel a sob story essentially making Rapunzel be the one to apologize (even though Rapunzel is not at fault). The only other person that made Rapunzel do that was Gothel.
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* TheScrappy: CASSANDRA. '''Cassandra'''. After Challenge of the Brave, most many fans loathe her for lying to Rapunzel, [[spoiler:intentionally putting her in harms way by hiding her frying pan]], and then never confessing and apologizing for her actions. All of this on top of the fact that instead of apologizing, she gave Rapunzel a sob story essentially making Rapunzel be the one to apologize (even though Rapunzel is not at fault). The only other person that made Rapunzel do that was Gothel.
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*TheScrappy: CASSANDRA. After Challenge of the Brave, most fans loathe her for lying to Rapunzel, [[spoiler:intentionally putting her in harms way by hiding her frying pan]], and then never confessing and apologizing for her actions. All of this on top of the fact that instead of apologizing, she gave Rapunzel a sob story essentially making Rapunzel be the one to apologize (even though Rapunzel is not at fault). The only other person that made Rapunzel do that was Gothel.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return . Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when she had no control over them.]]
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return . return lasted a week according to Eugene. Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when she had no control over them.most of them are a result of trauma.]]
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* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more like BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.
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* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more like BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.tri-relationship.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return . Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when she had no control over them.]]
* WhatAnIdiot: Uncle Monty goading Rapunzel after she comes to ask him politely what she did wrong, and later tossing tomatoes at her statue. He gives her a lollipop that he dropped on the floor, and asks if she would toss him in the dungeon for booing at her. Rapunzel doesn't want to, but as he points out, she could have done so if she wanted. Not to mention that she's nearly engaged to a former thief who's engaged in petty behavior before reforming, and her father is an OverprotectiveDad who established DisproportionateRetribution for petty crimes. Those tomatoes tossed at her statue would count as vandalism. Can anyone think of a better way to say "Arrest me now"?
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** Rapunzel remains this even though her life has improved. She ends up in another GildedCage, so she can't explore outside Corona as she pleases, and the one time she sneaks out [[YankTheDogsChain her hair grows back]] and can't be cut, which leads to ''further'' confinement after her father finds out. Then she starts suffering nightmares of Mother Gothel, can't find answers to why her hair grew back and has new powers, and suffers [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking a bad painting]].
** King Frederic, in how he and Arianna are trying to adjust to having a daughter again. He means well, but he still has flashbacks to [[AdultFear when Gothel stole Rapunzel]] and the open window. At his daughter's coronation, he finds out that she sneaked out without his permission, and a petty thief nearly kidnaps him and several Royals.
** Eugene after Rapunzel turns him down and refuses to tell him while her hair grew back. He gives her all his support and waits for her to be ready on both counts. In "Fitzherbert P.I." while trying to find an honest job, Eugene fails at a good number before eventually applying to be a Royal Guard. He's frustrated on how the Captain makes it clear he's doing all he can to sabotage Eugene's application. It's so bad that [[spoiler:Cassandra changes her opinion of him]], and gives him advice.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Uncle Monty, after we learn why he doesn't like Rapunzel while liking everyone else. [[spoiler:It's because Rapunzel isn't a traditional princess, and Monty likes traditional values. But what else is he expecting when Rapunzel was stolen from her parents and locked in a tower for eighteen years?? Of course she can't be a traditional princess after suffering emotional abuse and constant isolation. It's not like the circumstances of Rapunzel's upbringing are unknown to the public; the tale of the Lost Princess spread, and the celebration of her return . Uncle Monty practices VictimBlaming in judging Rapunzel for her quirks, when she had no control over them.]]
* WhatAnIdiot: Uncle Monty goading Rapunzel after she comes to ask him politely what she did wrong, and later tossing tomatoes at her statue. He gives her a lollipop that he dropped on the floor, and asks if she would toss him in the dungeon for booing at her. Rapunzel doesn't want to, but as he points out, she could have done so if she wanted. Not to mention that she's nearly engaged to a former thief who's engaged in petty behavior before reforming, and her father is an OverprotectiveDad who established DisproportionateRetribution for petty crimes. Those tomatoes tossed at her statue would count as vandalism. Can anyone think of a better way to say "Arrest me now"?
* TheWoobie:
** Rapunzel remains this even though her life has improved. She ends up in another GildedCage, so she can't explore outside Corona as she pleases, and the one time she sneaks out [[YankTheDogsChain her hair grows back]] and can't be cut, which leads to ''further'' confinement after her father finds out. Then she starts suffering nightmares of Mother Gothel, can't find answers to why her hair grew back and has new powers, and suffers [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking a bad painting]].
** King Frederic, in how he and Arianna are trying to adjust to having a daughter again. He means well, but he still has flashbacks to [[AdultFear when Gothel stole Rapunzel]] and the open window. At his daughter's coronation, he finds out that she sneaked out without his permission, and a petty thief nearly kidnaps him and several Royals.
** Eugene after Rapunzel turns him down and refuses to tell him while her hair grew back. He gives her all his support and waits for her to be ready on both counts. In "Fitzherbert P.I." while trying to find an honest job, Eugene fails at a good number before eventually applying to be a Royal Guard. He's frustrated on how the Captain makes it clear he's doing all he can to sabotage Eugene's application. It's so bad that [[spoiler:Cassandra changes her opinion of him]], and gives him advice.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years apart and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents have to balance reconnecting with their daughter and teaching her how to be royalty, and Eugene is treated suspiciously by at least the Captain of the Guards and Cassandra.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years apart and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents have to balance reconnecting with their daughter and teaching her how to be royalty, and Eugene is treated suspiciously regarded with suspicion by at least Cassandra and her father, the Captain of the Guards and Cassandra.Guards.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years apart and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents have to balance reconnecting with their daughter and teaching her how to be royalty, and Eugene is treated suspiciously by at least the Captain of the Guards and Cassandra.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype.
** Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard.
** Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype.
**archetype. Later episodes help make her more likable by giving her and Eugene a more VitriolicBestBuds vibe and having her even support Eugene when he tries to become a Royal Guard.
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** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]].
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** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]]. Cassandra also tells Rapunzel that if anyone ever finds out about her involvement in Rapunzel's hair coming back, they'd never be able to see each other again. It almost comes across as a desperate lover's plea.
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* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.
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* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more like BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.
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** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]].
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** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]].date]].
* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.
* OneTrueThreesome: Cassandra/Rapunzel/Eugene picked up steam pretty quickly with fans who like Cassandra, some like to see her animosity toward Eugene as more BelligerentSexualTension which when added with Cassandra and Rapunzel's RomanticTwoGirlFriendship makes for a perfect tri-relationship.
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* CounterpartComparison: Verian Varian in "What the Hair?" and his father Quirin seem to be a copyright-friendly version of [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon Hiccup Haddock and Stoick the Vast]] respectively.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in.in and those who don't hate her simply find her boring for being another snarky tough girl archetype.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him anyone how her hair grew back, not caring how it could've hurt their relationship.her and Eugene's relationship or what consequences it could bring for everyone only caring about the trouble she would get in.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years apart and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents have to balance reconnecting with their daughter and teaching her how to be royalty, and Eugene is treated suspiciously by at least Cassandra.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her ActionGirl inclinations, fighting prowess and general badassery, others utterly ''despise'' her because she's a bit of a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him how her hair grew back.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents are struggling have to help balance reconnecting with their daughter and teaching her adapt how to royalty be royalty, and Eugene is treated suspiciously by Cassandra, and possibly others.at least Cassandra.
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* AuthorSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents are struggling to help her adapt to royalty and Eugene is treated suspiciously by Cassandra, and possibly others.
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* AuthorSavingThrow: AuthorsSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents are struggling to help her adapt to royalty and Eugene is treated suspiciously by Cassandra, and possibly others.
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* AuthorSavingThrow: Quite a few questions about the original film - that Rapunzel seems to have flawless social skills despite growing up in isolation, her readiness to be queen, how her relationship with her parents would work after 18 years and the instant acceptance of former thief Eugene in the court - are being explored in the series. Although Rapunzel is friendly she struggles with social niceties (like bear hugging guests), her parents are struggling to help her adapt to royalty and Eugene is treated suspiciously by Cassandra, and possibly others.
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* LesYay: It's pretty easy to read this between Cassandra and Rapunzel, given that they've grown to be close friends and Cassandra serves almost a parallel role to Eugene, being an action-savvy companion with a snarky streak in contrast to the more open-hearted Rapunzel.
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* LesYay: It's pretty easy to read this between Cassandra and Rapunzel, given that they've grown to be close friends and Cassandra serves almost a parallel role to Eugene, being an action-savvy companion with a snarky streak in contrast to the more open-hearted Rapunzel.Rapunzel.
** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]].
** The two of them snuck out of the castle at night, and engaged in a bit of running around together in the light of a full moon. It could be seen as [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship a date]].
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I figured I might as well add why people like Cassandra to balance the Base Breaking Character entry out.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her, others utterly ''despise'' her (mainly because she's a bit of a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him how her hair grew back).
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her, her because of her kindness towards Rapunzel and her ActionGirl inclinations, others utterly ''despise'' her (mainly because she's a bit of a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him how her hair grew back).back.
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* AwesomeArt: The art-style is absolutely beautiful, with fluid animation, a unique set of colors, and lots of attention to detail.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her, others utterly ''despise'' her (mainly because she's a bit of a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him how her hair grew back).
* HeReallyCanAct: Or, he really can sing, to be precise. Creator/ClancyBrown as King Frederic sings a couple of verses in the pilot episode. Though then again, he ''does'' have vocals as [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]]...
* LesYay: It's pretty easy to read this between Cassandra and Rapunzel, given that they've grown to be close friends and Cassandra serves almost a parallel role to Eugene, being an action-savvy companion with a snarky streak in contrast to the more open-hearted Rapunzel.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: Cassandra. Some fans like her, others utterly ''despise'' her (mainly because she's a bit of a bitch towards Eugene, and makes Rapunzel promise not to tell him how her hair grew back).
* HeReallyCanAct: Or, he really can sing, to be precise. Creator/ClancyBrown as King Frederic sings a couple of verses in the pilot episode. Though then again, he ''does'' have vocals as [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Mr. Krabs]]...
* LesYay: It's pretty easy to read this between Cassandra and Rapunzel, given that they've grown to be close friends and Cassandra serves almost a parallel role to Eugene, being an action-savvy companion with a snarky streak in contrast to the more open-hearted Rapunzel.
