[ SECRET POST #2284 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2284 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[greenvelvetcake]

I'd like to know more about Gothel and how she found the flower. How did she know what it did? How did she know the song, did she just make it up? How did the guards know it would save Rapunzel's mother?

[morieris]

Yeah, this. I know the origin of how everyone else found it (I do really like the movie), but...I understand we won't get all of that exposition in the movie.

[(Anonymous)]

But didn't the movie pretty much answer the last question. Seems to me like it was implying that flowers formed from sun drops are a fairly well known myth in that universe along with the fact that they will heal. So when she got sick, they went out looking for a miracle, because that is what you do for your beloved queen I guess. They just got lucky that in this case myth turned out to be a little more truthful than normal.

[(Anonymous)]

now this has me wondering if those flowers used to be very commonplace, but humans wasted them. for all we know gothel drove the plant to extinction.

... like, imagine if gothel and her friends and family just had to watch as their guaranteed vessel for immortality was stripped away from them with each dying plant, and they as people finally had to realize their own fragility and die. gothel could have very well watched all of her friends and family die out with that flower. gothel could have been the last of a generation of 'immortal' people.

damn.