What is the theme of the story of Rapunzel

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dehelloo · Answer

'allure of forbidden fruit and consequences of succumbing to its enticement. 
“There was once upon a time a woman named Pascadozzia. As she was standing one day at a window, which looked into the garden of an ogress, she saw a beautiful bed of parsley, for which she took such a longing that she was on the point of fainting away; and being unable to resist her desire, she watched until the ogress went out, and then plucked a handful of it.”  Clear parallel to choices made in the Garden of Eden.

Lack of Parental figures

Freedom - Rapunzel herself gains freedom though at a cost. 
“One hour in port, the sailor freed from fears, forgets the tempests of a hundred years.”

Google has great resources. Very helpful. Try to focus on thematic/holistic ideas as opposed to in depth analysis in Repunzel. You can write a lot more on it.

nevermind_justschool · Answer

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