In "Challenge of the Brave", it is revealed that Cassandra has insecurities about how she is seen just as a girl/handmaiden instead of a strong, skilled, and capable warrior who deserves as much respect as anyone in the royal guard, this would later contribute to her fall to villainy.
She is the second ally and good friend of Rapunzel to turn against her and become the main villain. The first was Varian, who had a crush on her. As such, she becomes the main antagonist for the rest of the third and final season, leading up the events of the six-minute short Ever After.
In September 2020, Amber Vanich, a story revisionist for Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure revealed that Cassandra "Cass" was gay coded, with sapphic looks toward the story's protagonist, Rapunzel, and that some of these feelings are shown in the episode about memory loss.
Rapunzel forgives Cassandra and says that there is more in her, more than she has ever known, which instills a new confidence in her. Once they break out of the prison and defeat Zhan Tiri, Cass was gravely injured in the scuffle and apparently died, but was revived by Rapunzel by using the Moonstone and SunDrop.
During the journey, Rapunzel gets the chance to explore the world and learns the origins of the Sundrop and Moonstone as two halves of an ancient power seeking to be rejoined. At the end of the season, Cassandra betrays Rapunzel and absorbs the Moonstone's power for herself.
Why Cassandra Betrayed Rapunzel! | A Tangled The Series Theory
Why does Cass turn evil Tangled?
Despite claiming she and Varian aren't the same, she shares similarities with Varian as both lost their parents (Cassandra lost her mother after she kidnapped Rapunzel and Varian lost his father as he got trapped inside the amber) and used to be Rapunzel's ally, but they turned against her due to their desire for ...
Cassandra is Varian's will-be wife and a fierce fighter. Her mother is the nefarious Mother Gothel, who abandoned Cassandra when she was small just to kidnap Rapunzel when she was a baby to use for her magic hair to keep her young.
In the last episode, Cassandra is seen wearing Varian's Cassandrium necklace, symbolizing how they are friends once more. Because of Varian's crush and the dynamic between the characters, some fans like to ship them. Their ship name is Vassandra (or Cassarian).
In the dead of night, Mother Gothel breaks into the castle and uses Rapunzel's long golden hair to replenish herself. When she tries to cut some of the hair for herself, however, it turns brown and the healing powers are destroyed. Desperate, Mother Gothel kidnaps Rapunzel and disappears into the night.
Eugene Fitzherbert (born Horace), and known by the alias Flynn Rider, is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' animated film Tangled (2010), its short 2012 film Tangled Ever After, and the 2017 television series Tangled: The Series.
The ship is often considered canon by some fans, due to all of their moments that can be interpreted as romantic and their last conversation when they say they love each other.
Despite the problematic themes, Tangled does have some positive moments of female empowerment. Rapunzel's journey towards self-discovery, independence, and taking control of her own life, is a feminist message. However, it ultimately falls short of fully subverting traditional gender expectations.
In "Challenge of the Brave", it is revealed that Cassandra has insecurities about how she is seen just as a girl/handmaiden instead of a strong, skilled, and capable warrior who deserves as much respect as anyone in the royal guard, this would later contribute to her fall to villainy.
Gothel wasn't a good parent and was capable of awful things. She was selfish, cunning, and smart, which made her a great Disney villain. Audiences know that Gothel is bad news, but in certain ways, she's still an underrated Disney villain.
Getting her hand burnt because Rapunzel refused to trust her was the defining scar that started Cass down the path towards her eventual betrayal, even if she didn't want to betray her at first, but Zhan Tiri pushed her by showing her the night her own mother chose another baby girl over her.
He has a crush on Cassandra, as shown in "Great Expotations". In addition, both characters are similar. In "Cassandra's Revenge", both Cassandra and Varian fall off Cassandra's Stronghold.
Seeing as how blue hair isn't exactly a natural hair color (perhaps even in the Corona universe), it's likely that this indicates Varian either having come into contact with blue-hair-inducing magic either he was that little (similar to Anna in Frozen), or perhaps he and his mother came into contact with magic sometime ...
She is Varian's mother and Quirin's wife. Once a fearless adventurer in pursuit of knowledge, Ulla disappeared after a disagreement with her research partner, Donella. Upon disappearing from Corona, Ulla left behind her husband, Quirin and her son, Varian.
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Gothel is a once-beautiful but now aging narcissist who restores her youth and beauty as long as she is exposed to Rapunzel's healing long hair. Gothel is the archetype of the worst in deceptive, abusive, and even violent narcissism.
Are Frozen Tangled and The Little Mermaid connected?
According to the theory, the characters in each film are closely connected and it all begins with the death of Queen Elsa and Anna's parents who both died while travelling out at sea.
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.
