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The episode applying safety rules about guns, albeit in the form of crossbows, which includes "Always keep the safety on the trigger". Rapunzel: I've been looking out of a window for eighteen years, dreaming about what it might feel like when those lights rise in the sky. What if it's not everything I dreamed it would be? The construction of Cassandra's fortress. This is how far she's come in terms of power. This is what the third incantation can do! Combine it with the awesome music that plays during the whole thing, and you've got yourself a villainous moment of awesome for Cassandra! Eureka!" Moment: Rapunzel has a rather epic one as she notices the unforeseen sketches of the kingdom's sun symbol on her mural, making her realize she is the lost princess. In " Under Raps", Attila briefly appears during the opening, sobbing into a handkerchief into a response to hearing Big Nose's love story.

So there it was: endless sparkling braids of it, knotted up with charms and wishes, reminding her every day of why she was imprisoned. How she couldn’t be allowed to hurt anyone else again. Monty and Rapunzel still exhibit mild animosity towards each other, and the latter notices the award they won from the Good Will Gopher Grab in Rapunzel's Enemy until Rapunzel's Return. In Rapunzel's Return, Quirin was mentioned a few times and had a chemical named Quirinium after him by Varian. At the near end of the episode, he was finally free from the amber when Rapunzel used the Moonstone Incantation. Following Varian's success in stirring Rapunzel from her trance, he proceeded to embrace his father. As Varian inquired about Quirin's letter, which had disintegrated, he just smiled and said that he is proud of Varian and always has. He and Varian joined the others in celebrating Corona's liberation afterward.

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The ending (or beginning) of Cassandra's character arc, where she'll be going on a journey to discover her own destiny. This shows that after struggling to find her destiny, she's found the maturity to take the high road and discover herself. Wherever she ends up, she can finally be the main character. No more waiting in the wings. Big Hero 6: Hiro Hamada • Baymax • Robert Callaghan • Go Go Tomago • Honey Lemon • Wasabi • Fred • Fred's Dad • Tadashi Hamada • Cass • Yama • Alistair Krei • Heathcliff • Abbigail Callaghan • Megabot • Sergeant Gerson • Cass The entire climax for the episode has a truly epic fight between Cassandra and Andrew, on a hot-air balloon in flight. While this Moment of Awesome primarily belongs to Cassandra, the scene also gives Rapunzel, Eugene and even Pascal the opportunity to share in on the awesomeness. Run System Classic Slide: The Run System Classic Slide allows for a three-dimensional adjustment to your head Flynn. Once he realizes that Rapunzel has been taken by Gothel, not even the fact that he's being dragged to the gallows will stop him from trying to get away. Sure he needs the thugs to bust him out, but he sure as hell didn't sit there and take it.

Family Eye Resemblance: Rapunzel and her birth mother have the exact same eyes, both in design and color. Rapunzel walks in circles around Flynn when she interrogates him in the tower. It's Played for Laughs as she is a cute girl trying her darnedest to seem intimidating, and Flynn looks a bit creeped out but only by her endless hair.

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Declaration of Personal Independence: Somewhat the case - Mother Gothel underestimates Rapunzel's maturity and capability to take on the world very much - or it seems that way, as she's just trying to put Rapunzel down so that she can have her magic youth-restoring hair to herself. For another, the mother’s craving for rampion (or ‘rapunzel’) in the witch’s garden is ripe with sexual symbolism, suggesting a woman who is unable to control her lustful desires: her ‘appetite’ for the stuff leads her to nag her husband into agreeing to trespass into the forbidden garden, in a none-too-subtle echo of the Adam and Eve story (it’s all there: the garden, the man and woman, the forbidden zone, the inexplicable hankering for fresh produce).