Ella of Frell

the fact that tangled has a perfect set-up for major miscommunication between rapunzel and eugene to be the final emotional climax of the movie (“why’d you leave me”) but instead sidesteps that in favor of a beautiful battle between the two of them in which they try to out-sacrifice each other because they love and understand each other that much. the fact that they each try to save the other using the best means they’ve got at their disposal, the ones they’ve used their whole lives: rapunzel bargaining with mother gothel and promising away pieces of herself- this time all of herself- in exchange for his safety, Eugene pulling one final scam and trick when he feigns tenderly touching her face so he can actually cut off all her hair and set her free. the fact that Eugene’s plan works but as a result he dies, Flynn dies. (he told us this at the beginning, “this is the story of how I died” but remember- it’s a fun story.) The fact that the swashbuckling rogue and trickster and thief Flynn DIES so that rapunzel, the girl who never got to have a life, can LIVE. The fact that after one final successful trick Flynn dies so Eugene, little lost orphan boy, can rise again in his final and only role as a good man and as rapunzel’s husband- all of these make tangled the masterpiece it is. in this essay I will

how can we lose when we’re so sincere is forever always one of my favourite peanuts bits

A windy day with a moderate temperature will make you feel like you got reborn into a world that really loves you this time

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

every morning i wake up and make the worst possible time management decisions anyone has ever made

I can beat my avoidant tendencies I just have to stay away from any situation in which I might become avoidant. Problem solved

me, every second of my life: but is it meaningful? but is it meaningful? but is it meaningful?