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Haven't realized Tangled: The Series/Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure had a Greek translation?
TTS rant (MY OPINION)
Varian won't be like Lord Demanitus because well, he had committed a lot not-so-great crimes even kidnapping Queen Arianna and encased his dad in an amber once...How would Demanitus react to his descendant and teenage prodigy like Varian, to well...be a vengeful scientist/criminal who kidnapped the queen of Corona and almost destroyed the kingdom. Zhan Tiri kept her distances from Varian because of him being a vengeful scientist!
Sooo, umm..It could be coincidences that Varian is a descendant of Lord Demanitus...Otherwise, a ancestor and a descendant won't be the same person...Rather the descendants act differently from their ancestors...Meaning that Varian acts not like Lord Demanitus.
That is my OPINION, you don't need to agree with what I'm saying.
Do you think Zhan Tiri kept her distance from Varian because he reminded her so much of Demanitus that it made her wary? Like the only reason Corona wasn't destroyed by Varian initially was because of magic, something he didn't really devote himself to studying. If he ever did? Kid would somehow get even scarier.
Zhan Tiri definitely knew that. I feel he was a manipulation candidate when he had his villain arc, but the more she studied him the more she could only see a younger version of her old friend. Like:
(I knowww vat7k isn't technically canon but Varian's staff is so cool. And he would absolutely have that if he could.) Uncanny parallels. She took one look at that and went NOPE I'M KEEPING HIM AS FAR AWAY FROM MY PLOT AS POSSIBLE. And she was smart for that.
She had him translate the scrolls and that was IT. She was taking noooo chances with the genius this time around, he might've been on board with her at first if she found him after the storm, but she was not risking a betrayal a second time. And he would've backed out, for sure. Varian didn't actually want to hurt anyone, he was just in pain and justifiably angry.
The less he understood, the better, because lets face it. Varian came up with the amber gun with little understanding of magic and how the moon stone worked. If he ever started to study both magic and alchemy like Demanitus (as in, if Zhan Tiri ever tried to give him any sort of tutelage for being on her side) I pale at the thought of what he could do.
Anyways, just thoughts, observations, interpretations, and headcanons.
Questions often ask to myself and give answers as to what topic the question is coming from?
Would grounding Varian be effective in my fanfic? - Well, actually no. Because grounding is when caregivers take away certain privileges or freedoms from a child as a consequence of undesirable behaviours, Quirin probably knows that Varian isn't trying to be destructive with his inventions and ideas, which is why his "punishment" isn't too harsh. Grounding doesn't seem very effective for Varian. Since he likes his time on his own and will probably read or study, as well as be busy with something.
Could Quirin make Marcellus do something in the house? - Besides chores, I could see Quirin making Marcellus go outside to help on the farm or with the villagers.
Did Quirin ever have a problem with Marcellus's albinism? - No, Quirin has no issue is just that it isn't like Varian where he can run around during a sunny day but because Marcellus has albinism and yes he can go outside with the right protection. As long as he can prevent himself from getting burned, there shouldn't be an issue or problem for Quirin.
Why is Quirin a bit protective towards Marcellus? - He was a knight. I think being protective is instilled in his nature, and for raising a teenager with albinism. However, it is vital that Quirin must have accurate information about albinism. He needs support and time to understand the condition of Marcellus. Quirin may need to face some unpleasant stereotypes they have learned about albinism. Varian need to understand why his brother looks different and why he seems to be getting so much attention. There is no single force greater than the family in helping a child understand and accept himself or herself. And Quirin was a knight of the dark kingdom so of course, he is protective towards Varian and Marcellus, but Marcellus gets more attention due to his albinism. It's about as serious as Varian hurting himself, Quirin is a bit wary of things. He may be withdrawn, but is a kind father.
Post-season 1 of TTS to Pre-season 2 of RTA | Amber
Whoās the best Dad?
Frederic
Quirin
Edmund
Cap
Lance
Quirin gets demonized too much for his parenting. Varian was kinda an awful child.
Being a single dad is hard ok
Whoās a better parent?
Quirin
Donella
Thinking of how we demonise Don through all we know about her that she was a researcher and know asked her adopted son to look after her ex girlfriendās son, because his mom is dangerous. Her son is a thief, yeah, she gives him some jobs, but considering what we know she isnāt some scary bad big criminal. I mean Quirinās son was a terrorist, so Hugo being a thief isnāt THAT badā¦
You know what kind of the father was Quirin, how desperate for his approval and attention Varian was at his 14, so⦠uh, not the father of the year definitely. Don seems cold, but loving, soā¦
I want to know what you think guys.
Who is better parent in your opinion???
#Stop the Donella demonization
(yeah Quirin needs some work on parenting..)
I personally hate vat7k fics or posts that have Varian being all angsty and crying over Hugo double crossing them. One, because Varian isnāt one to cry easily, he wouldnāt cry over Hugo, and two, because Varian knows all too well that circumstances can lead people to do bad things and he quite literally comes from the kingdom of second chances. Heās a reformed criminal, his brother figure/hero is a reformed criminal, all his friends are reformed criminals, he knows the power that second chances can hold. Everyone who is a bad person has the potential and capacity to still do good and be good, he himself is a country bumpkin turned terrorist turned shadow ruler turned royal engineer.
And Iāve never seen a fic where Hugo promises heās good only to break a promise he made, (mostly because Varian would outright deck him for seemingly no reason and tell him to not make promises) and Varian is frankly too smart to have never considered the possibility of Hugo having alternative motives (the guy steals a totem then comes back wanting to be friends??? It doesnāt make sense; obviously Varian would theorize).
Donāt get me wrong, Varian would be absolutely pissed at first and would probably storm into the eternal library out of spite. It just wouldnāt be in a āIām crying and need to escape this situationā kind of way. More in a āIām so pissed and Iām so stupid I need to cool off and come back to this laterā kind of way. Although he doesnāt get to come back for a while afterā¦
.......Even when you know all these things... It doesn't make betray hurt any less..... Even when you see it coming, even when you know they may not mean it the way it seems, that doesn't dull pain and heartache. You can understand something but not be healed. You can expect it, and it can still hurt just as much. Had Varian let his suspicions guide him, and NOT fallen in love and gotten attached to the point he TRUSTED Hugo, then it may not have hurt as much. And I think- correct me if I'm wrong plz, Varian would have told them abt HIS secrets by the time that they reach the eternal library. I wouldn't be surprised if Varian let his guard down fully expecting that in the moment of vulnerability that they shared, Hugo would confess himself... And while I do agree Varian isn't as weak as some may portray him, he has more emotion than others allow him. Pain hurts. No matter if you expected it or not, if you believe in second chances, or if you can relate, betray is betray. Pain is pain. Let him cry, let him hurt. He gave Hugo his second chance.
JUST A THOUGHT~~ I respect all opinions<33
Part 3 of TTS characters outfit - Cassandra
Lady-in-waiting (TBEA to season 1)
Season 1/TBEA/Season 2 (Pre-Rapunzel and the Great Tree)
Season 2 (Post-Rapunzel and the Great Tree to Post-Destinies Collide)
Season 2 (Post-Destinies Collide)/Season 3 (Pre-Plus Est En Vous)
Season 3 (Post-Plus Est En Vous)
Royal guard
Lady-in-waiting (Without her headress)
Beach
Winter
Part 1, part 2
Adding missing her other two outfits: moonstone suit with cape and her grey suit after Zhan Tiri took the moonstone away
Part 3 of TTS characters outfit - Cassandra (2.0)
Moonstone suit with a cape
Grey suit after Zhan Tiri took the Moonstone away
Part 3 of TTS characters outfit - Cassandra
Lady-in-waiting (TBEA to season 1)
Season 1/TBEA/Season 2 (Pre-Rapunzel and the Great Tree)
Season 2 (Post-Rapunzel and the Great Tree to Post-Destinies Collide)
Season 2 (Post-Destinies Collide)/Season 3 (Pre-Plus Est En Vous)
Season 3 (Post-Plus Est En Vous)
Royal guard
Lady-in-waiting (Without her headress)
Beach
Winter
Part 1, part 2
I used to believe with all my heart and soul that Varianās jail sentence was too harsh. He was sent to prison for presumably a life sentence before he broke out while the thief kids and Cassandra got off practically scott-free. Then I thought about the world the show is set in.
I will always hold the opinion that Disney shows made as sequels to movies always ruin the worlds theyāre set in. The characters from the movie are made into caricatures of themselves and the lore is changed so much for plotās sake that itās nearly unrecognizable. An example of this would be Big Hero 6 the series, wherein I remember an episode where Hiro goes bot fighting again. His friends are all harsh with telling him to stop while heās being secretive about enjoying it. If the characters retained their personalities and relationships from the movie, that would not be the case. Hiroās friends in the movie supported him regardless of whether he continued bot fighting or not, and they were able to make jokes about him being an ex-bot fighter because of it. Hell, Callahanās daughter was a bot fighter and it seemingly had no impact on her life or future, seeing as she was able to graduate college and get a nice job at the competitorās company.
Because of the severity of character death and bastardization, the world and its lore changing is moreso overlooked, even though itās just as bad, if not worse. Using Big Hero 6 the series as an example yet again, the movie was all about superpowers through scientific means. It was realistic for the world the movie was set in. The series, however, featured villains that veered more into supernatural territory. Cyborgs and Death Stroke are fine, even though the movie didnāt hint to things like that being possible, but villains who conduct electricity from a weird orb? Youāve lost me.
Another great example of world lore bending for a seriesā plot is Tangled the series. Specifically, the Corona kingdomās code of law.
In the movie, Flynn Rider was a thief. He stole the royal princessā crown and was sentenced to the gallows. And of course the argument could be made that Eugene had stolen a bunch of other stuff before that and was most likely already wanted dead or alive, but the crux of the matter is that all of his crimes were thievery. He never harmed anyone or attempted to, but he wouldāve been killed anyway because Coronaās code of law was that harsh.
Compared to Eugene almost getting hanged, Varian and Cassandra both got off way too easily. Both of them actively tried to cause harm to the people of Corona and especially the Royal family. Varian in particular tried to murder the entire royal family in cold blood, not to mention drugging the royal guard, drugging and kidnapping the queen, stealing āthe most powerfulā artifact in the all the seven kingdoms, terrorizing the citizens with a giant monster and automatons, etc. etc. If Flynn Rider in the Tangled movie was sent to the gallows for stealing, Varian should have been killed several times over even if he was ājust a childā as King Frederick would put it.
So why werenāt Varian and Cassandra both put on death row for what they did? Because of the showās target audience. Tangled the series is a kids show, so obviously the rating and things shown must be for kids. This is another reason why Disney sequel shows feel disjointed from their movies, because the tone and sometimes content has to be watered down and filtered for a more focused audience scope. Adults arenāt the ones who will be generating the most cash for these shows, so they canāt put in adult content like the death penalty.
Varianās sentence wasnāt too harsh, itās simply that everyone in the show got off too easily. Their punishments were not proportionate to their crimes in comparison to the movie. Imagine if Flynn Rider also just got a jail sentence. A lot of the stakes in relation to it would be lost.
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Marcellus took Trickster to the living room of the house, in Old Corona, as he places the pet on the couch, the albino raccoon crawled on the couch before looking at their owner with concernā¦The pet hadn't seen Marcellus this quiet, it's been a whole week since the reveal that Varian was the Moondrop that controlled the black rocks.
Green Dress (Brunette) Rapunzel
I think the storyboards of Varian being sad could be followed up to two versions:
Before Rapunzel freed Varian's dad from the amber, which is correct, the storyboards were centred on Rapunzel freeing Quirin from the amber.
Varian explains what happened when Quirin WAS in the amber when Rapunzel freed him which resulted in Quirin not joining Varian during the celebration of Rapunzel's return and being appointed as the queen. Leaving Varian alone, with disappointment.
Tangled the series being "she got the desire to live her own life and see the world out of her system before settling down for marriage" pilled, when the show went into hyper specific plots that revolved around her wanting the exact opposite for an entire season is something that's irritated me for the past 6 years.
Not to be anti marriage necessarily, but I feel like traveling a year (?) and not even for leisurely purposes would never have been enough for her. She spent her entire life not being allowed to so much as go outside. Just to go back to being stuck within the walls of a kingdom, with slightly more freedom than she initially had. Obviously directly after the journey, (and especially with how it ended) she was excited to go home, but the fact that they tried to act like she was just done with traveling as a whole was kind of depressing to me
I'm aware she was pretty much legally obligated to run the kingdom eventually, but I think they tried to portray it as a very satisfying ending when it wasn't.
It always bugged me that they decided to portray marriage as the end of her adventures, rather than acknowledging that two people in their 20s still have a lot of life ahead of them.
Most kings and queens don't gracefully retire and pass the duty of ruling down to their heirs, they die, and the heir takes over at that point. I think it's much safer to say that it's unlikely that Frederic or Arianna would be going anywhere beyond their cabin in the mountains for any sort of extended period of time, and that Rapunzel, along with Eugene, would be able and willing to do all long-distance dignitary work, which could easily include sightseeing and exploring along the way.
(All this to say: I agree with you. It was lukewarm writing to imply that she'd be satisfied now.)