well the witch may have lost rapunzel but she gained a harem

I know that the Witch was keeping her captive and all but...Rapunzel's kind of a bitch, isn't she? Like, she cheated on the Witch, who did truly love, and not only cheated but also rubbed the fact that she cheated in her face by using it to brutally insult her...Frankly, I kind of consider the Witch to be more of a good guy here lol.

I know that the Witch was keeping her captive and all but...Rapunzel's kind of a bitch, isn't she? Like, she cheated on the Witch, who did truly love, and not only cheated but also rubbed the fact that she cheated in her face by using it to brutally insult her...Frankly, I kind of consider the Witch to be more of a good guy here lol.

How the shitting hell do you find the witch to be the good guy here? She locked Rapunzel in a tower from a young age and in this version of the story she did so to basically use her as a sex slave. There is no possible way she's the good guy here.

She locked Rapunzel in a tower from a young age and in this version of the story she did so to basically use her as a sex slave. There is no possible way she's the good guy here.

Yes, that was in the original story too. The witch,or fairy in the original was a psycho. Rapunzel means baby spinach in gothic. The original story was very homophobic.

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robblu posted:

Yes, that was in the original story too. The witch,or fairy in the original was a psycho. Rapunzel means baby spinach in gothic. The original story was very homophobic.

Huh, is that so? That's actually kinda interesting to know. Rapunzel is one fairy tail I'm not particularly familiar with.

I kinda felt bad for the witch, even if she was still the villain.
At least Rapunzel became loyal to only one person in the end.

lol Rapunzel is a womanizer, I love it. The art is so beautiful, although it exaggerates the shoujo aspect. But, well, that's part of the charm and fun, I guess.

lol! poor witch! well thought! i can't stop laughting! it reminds me of "tsunderella".

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the author sure did love making princesses and queens wear men's clothings