The Godmother In Rapunzel

The godmother in "Rapunzel" was seen as a terrible godmother because she put Rapunzel in a tower to protect her from entering her teen years. She was a great godmother, other's may say because she cared for Rapunzel like any other parent would. She tried to protect her from loosing her virginity and purity because she was just entering her teen years. The godmother showed her love for Rapunzel through protecting her and keeping her safe.
The godmothers first step into protecting Rapunzel, "...took her to the middle of the forest and shut her up in a tower that had neither stairs nor door, but only a little window at the very top." "When the godmother wanted to come in, she stood down below and called out "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let down your hair for me." She was locked in a tower and was to respond to the godmother only. The godmother seemed cruel by putting Rapunzel in a tower with only a window, but the godmother was looking for Rapunzel's best interest.
It all started when he called out, "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let down your hair." She fell for it because her godmother is the only one that yells for her. When they met each other, they both agreed that he would only visit in the evenings, which means they would be having sex. A few days later, Rapunzel spilled the beans, "Tell me, godmother, how is it that you're so much harder to pull up than the young prince?" The godmother grew angry and knew she was having sex with the prince. With that, she sent her to a desert place, where she would not be able to see the prince anymore and have sex with him. The godmother was sending her away, to protect her from anymore