The Baker and his Wife leave their child with Little Red Ridinghood and go off to save Jack from the Witch, who is on her way to turn him over to the Giant.
She feels wrong, knowing that she is cheating on the Baker, and he on Cinderella, and he leaves her starstruck with the idea of being loved by a member of the Royal Family. Continuing her search for Jack, she jumps off of a cliff in her escape from the giant and falls to her death.
The witch reveals the mysterious man is the baker's father, and drinks the potion. The mysterious man falls dead, the curse is broken, and the witch regains her youth and beauty, ultimately granting the Baker and his wife permission to live.
How does the baker's wife find out about Rapunzel?
The Mysterious Man finds the Baker and returns Milky White. The Witch warns the Mysterious Man to stay out of her business. The Baker's Wife stumbles upon Rapunzel's hair sticking out of her tower and realizes it is the hair as gold as corn that she needs.
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Who kisses the Baker's wife Into the Woods?
Sex & Nudity (8) Cinderella's prince seduces and forces the bakers wife to kiss him multiple times. There is some talk about infertility brought about by a curse. When the curse on the Witch is reversed, she's very happy to get her womanly figure back.
Gothel cuts the baby's hair in an attempt to use it for her own needs, but kidnaps Rapunzel when she discovers that the hair turns brown and powerless once cut. She then raises Rapunzel as her daughter in an isolated tower for eighteen years.
After the Giant is killed, everyone decides to turn home. Since Jack has nowhere to go, Little Red Riding Hood decides to adopt him and move in with Cinderella into the Baker's house to live happily ever after.
What happened to the baker's wife while she was in the woods?
The Baker's Wife realizes that she has to let the moment go, but says that she will never forget her time with the Prince ("Moments in the Woods"). She knows it is time for her to leave the woods, but she becomes lost. The giant appears, and she is crushed. Jack is discovered by the others.
What is the meaning behind the movie Cabin in the Woods?
Ritual sacrifice having played a part in their prolonged dormancy implies a connection to humanity that would most likely see humans enslaved by the Ancient Ones as opposed to exterminated, meaning that the Earth would most likely continue, albeit in a very different way.
Witch: Originally portrayed as “the villain,” the witche's story is much more complicated. She has an ulterior motive when she reveals she was the one who placed the curse of infertility on the Baker's family.
She explains that, in the past, for his pregnant mother, the Baker's father stole magical beans from the Witch's garden. To punish them, the Witch placed a curse on the family, guaranteeing none would ever bear children again, including the Baker and his Wife.
The Baker comforts his son by telling the story of the film as the movie ends with the Witch's moral ("Children will Listen"), which means children can change due to their parents' actions and behaviors.
The New Yorker reports that while there, the legendary composer spilled the beans on some major plot differences in the film. Spoilers below, obviously. “You will find in the movie that Rapunzel does not get killed,” Sondheim revealed to the attendees, “and the Prince does not sleep with the Baker's Wife.
Did the baker's wife sleep with the prince in the play?
Sondheim, in an interview with The New Yorker, had been quoted as saying that in the movie, unlike the play, the Prince does not sleep with the Baker's Wife. He also was quoted as saying that the crowd-pleasing song leading up to their infidelity, “Any Moment,” had been cut.
Midpoint: The spell is broken, and all the characters get what they want: the Baker and his wife have a baby, the Witch returns to her beautiful youth, Cinderella marries Prince Charming.
Jack encounters Red Riding Hood in the woods, now sporting a wolf skin cape and a knife. He tells her of a golden harp owned by the giant, and he decides to go back up and steal it when Red Riding Hood refuses to believe his tales.
The story follows The Baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella who wishes to go the King's Festival, and Jack who wishes his cow would give some milk.
Rob loses everything in the end: his job, his partner, his friend (they're the same person), and some of his memories. Cassie manages to snag Rosalind, but because Rob never verified Rosalind's age (she's actually seventeen) her confession is inadmissible. This is one of Rob's many screw-ups that get him demoted.
What was Rapunzel's real name before she was taken?
Rapunzel's real story is said to have been loosely based on a true story about a woman, Saint Barbara, in Italy around the 3rd century. The story of Barbara was that she was so beautiful that her father felt he had to lock her in a tower to protect her.
The Mattel cartoon Ever After High (2013–2017), features Rapunzel's has two daughters: Holly O'Hair and Poppy O'Hair. Tangled: The Series (2017–2020) is a 2D animated TV show based on Disney Animation's computer animated musical feature film Tangled.
Gothel is the main antagonist in Tangled. She kidnapped baby Rapunzel to get the magical power of Rapunzel's golden hair. Its magic can make people young but when the hair is cut, it will lose its power. So instead, she had to kidnap baby Rapunzel to make herself young.
