Pg. 2
341 Words
Rapunzel has blossomed into a charming lady throughout the years. She grew up on a nestled coast with just their tower as a landmark, and needs were carried by cruise. She had always pondered what was outside of the land in which she dwelt, and what awaited her there, for she was never permitted to leave the coast─her mother constantly forewarned her that the beyond was full of horrors that would devour her in one fell swoop. She never believed them and constantly fantasized about fleeing.
"My birthdate is nearing, Mother. Is it possible for me to at least leave this island as a present? " Rapunzel persevered despite the fact that she knew her plea would be denied. Because it was her birthday, she held out hope her mother would alter her decision. Gothel, who was paring vegetables, paused, took a big breath, and turned to face her. Rapunzel had then received an answer just through her demeanor.
"How many times have we discussed this? You are absolutely f*******n to leave. "
"Even so, I'm curious as to how the vessels that sail here arrive uninjured. Monsters from the farthest reaches of the world do not exist! " Rapunzel resolved to herself that she would not scream and that she might compel her mother to ground her for the rest of her life. Gothel tossed the potatoes on the ground and began to approach her.
"We're not leaving, and that's the end of it." Rapunzel, completely unwilling to withstand it, hollered so insistently that Gothel's ears started bleeding. She then scurried into her room and started crying hysterically. Gothel drew a big breath and crouched in one corner, hugging herself. The pane encircling the tower revealed tiny fractures, resulting in Rapunzel's high-pitched cry. Her gifts were becoming apparent to Gothel, and she was becoming powerful despite her naivety. She had dreaded that this day would arrive, and she now fears that it has. Gothel knew she shouldn't flout her vow, yet she was on the verge of doing just that.
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