长发公主|Rapunzel经典英文绘本

长发公主|Rapunzel

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  • The prince, in the second before being thrown from the tower, said three words to Rapunzel
  • She didn't understand
  • But the witch heard, her face turned white
  • Long, long ago
  • There was a tower, no door, only a window
  • Inside lived a girl
  • Her hair was so long, so very long
  • It could hang down to the tower's base
  • People called her Rapunzel
  • Meaning "wild spinach"
  • Because her mother once craved spinach so badly
  • The witch Gothel locked her in the tower
  • Saying outside was very dangerous
  • Saying the world was very bad
  • Saying only she truly loved Rapunzel
  • Rapunzel believed
  • She didn't know what the world looked like
  • She only knew the sky outside her window
  • One day, a prince came to the tower
  • He was lost, his leg was hurt from a fall
  • He looked up, saw a pair of eyes in the window
  • Those eyes, curious like a young deer
  • Who are you, Rapunzel asked
  • I am a prince, he said
  • What is a prince, can you eat it
  • The prince laughed
  • He told her about the outside world
  • About gardens, marketplaces, stars
  • About crowds, music, freedom
  • Rapunzel heard the word "outside" for the first time
  • Her eyes lit up
  • Like stars falling into a well
  • The witch Gothel discovered them
  • She was very angry
  • No, she wasn't angry
  • She was afraid
  • She was afraid of losing Rapunzel
  • Afraid Rapunzel would know the truth
  • Afraid she would leave
  • One day, the witch caught the prince
  • She brought the prince to the tower's peak
  • Rapunzel cried from the window
  • Don't, don't
  • The witch smiled
  • Smiled horribly
  • Then, she pushed the prince off the tower
  • In the second before falling
  • The prince looked up at Rapunzel
  • He said three words
  • Rapunzel didn't understand
  • That was the witch's language
  • An ancient curse
  • But the witch understood
  • Her face, turned white
  • The prince hit the ground
  • From the tower came Rapunzel's scream
  • The witch looked at her
  • He said, he's dead, forget him
  • Rapunzel cried
  • Cried very quietly
  • Tears flowed into her hair
  • Her hair turned from gold, to gray
  • That night
  • Rapunzel touched her gray hair
  • Touched it, and she remembered something
  • The three words the prince said
  • Were not words of love
  • Were a song the witch sang when she was young
  • That song, had magic
  • Singing someone's true name, would make them lose their power
  • The witch's true name
  • Rapunzel always knew it
  • She just forgot its power
  • The next day
  • The witch came again
  • Bringing food and water
  • Bringing a smile
  • Good girl, have dinner
  • Rapunzel looked at her
  • She said, mother
  • Then, softly sang that song
  • The witch's hair began to fall
  • Her skin began to wrinkle
  • Her body began to shrink
  • Stop, she screamed
  • Stop
  • Rapunzel didn't stop
  • She kept singing
  • The song floated out the window
  • Floated into the forest
  • Floated to every corner
  • The song stopped
  • The witch was gone
  • Only Rapunzel was left in the tower
  • Her hair was still there
  • Just, no longer gold
  • Not gray either
  • But white
  • Like snow
  • Like moonlight
  • The window was open
  • Wind blew in for the first time
  • Carrying the smell of grass
  • Carrying the smell of flowers
  • Carrying the smell of the world
  • Rapunzel climbed down her hair
  • For the first time, feet touched the ground
  • She touched it
  • Soft
  • It was grass
  • She found the prince
  • He wasn't dead
  • He fell into the bushes, passed out
  • His leg was still hurt
  • But he was alive
  • The prince woke up
  • The first thing he saw, was Rapunzel
  • Her hair hung over his face
  • White, like moonlight
  • You came, he said
  • I came, she said
  • She helped him up
  • He taught her to walk
  • She taught him to sing
  • The two of them, limped out of the forest
  • Later
  • Rapunzel went to many places
  • Saw many beautiful sights
  • Made many friends
  • She discovered the world was vast
  • With good, with bad
  • With danger, and beauty too
  • But she was not afraid anymore
  • Because she knew
  • The real magic
  • Was not hair
  • Was not singing
  • It was knowing your own name
  • It was being able to choose to leave