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Hi Aleida Lopez: The Story Rapunzel Fairy Tale

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Hi Aleida Lopez, The story Rapunzel Fairy Tale is also one of the famous fairy tales that I like, and I have seen this movie twice. Rapunzel is based on the main character in the Grimm brothers “Brothers and Sisters” same name. In the Disney version, Rapunzel, a long and magical blonde princess, was stolen from the king and queen at an early age and was raised by a feminine Gothel mother, who took advantage of the healing power of her hair to keep her young forever. Detained in a tower hidden in the jungle for eighteen years, unaware of his royal identity, Rapunzel thanks to the help of a thief named Flynn Rider to go see lantern dropping on the occasion of her birthday. Finally, Rapunzel and Flynn Rider have a happy life together and that

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