Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure season 2 episode 12 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In "Tangled: The Series" S03E12, the group faces the perilous Lombard's Pass to follow the Black Rocks' path. A lost telescope, a gift from Rapunzel's father, leads to an encounter with Madame Canardist and Vigor, who cast a curse on Rapunzel for its return. Despite attempts to break the curse with a whimsical ritual, misfortunes continue until Rapunzel realizes the power of self-belief over superstition. The group creatively overcomes the final obstacle of the pass, reinforcing the idea that they create their own luck, not curses or charms. The episode emphasizes themes of determination, the power of belief, and the importance of personal connections over material possessions.

Full Episode S02E12 Recap

### Lombard's Pass Adventure - The group faces the daunting challenge of crossing Lombard's Pass, a perilous route marked by swaying towers of rock, to follow the path of the Black Rocks. - During the search for Rapunzel's lost telescope, a gift from her father, the group splits up. Eugene, Hook Foot, and Rapunzel venture off together, emphasizing the importance of the telescope to Rapunzel. ### Encounter with Madame Canardist and Vigor - They run into Madame Canardist and her "prophetic prognosticator," Vigor, who claim ownership of the found telescope through a dubious inscription claim. - After a disagreement over the telescope, Vigor, through Madame Canardist, casts a curse on Rapunzel, proclaiming misfortune until the telescope is returned to its "proper owner." ### The Curse Unfolds - The group experiences a series of misfortunes, leading them to believe the curse might be real, despite Rapunzel's initial skepticism. - In an attempt to break the curse, they perform a ritual involving various odd ingredients and a makeshift chant, only to face more trouble. ### Realization and Overcoming the Curse - After continuous mishaps, Rapunzel decides to return the telescope to Madame Canardist, but Eugene reveals a "moose tooth" he claims is a powerful counter-curse charm, instilling temporary hope. - The truth about the moose tooth is revealed—it's actually Shorty's tooth, not a magical charm, leading to a deeper realization by Rapunzel about self-belief and the power of creating one's own luck. ### The Final Challenge - The group faces a final test as they need to cross the last part of Lombard's Pass using a daring and creative strategy involving the remaining counter-curse ingredients and a leap of faith. - They succeed, reinforcing the lesson that they make their own luck, and highlighting the strength of their bond and Rapunzel's leadership and optimism. ### Reflections on Luck and Curses - The episode concludes with the group moving forward, having learned valuable lessons about belief, luck, and the power of determination. - Eugene takes a cautious step by keeping the moose tooth, humorously acknowledging that a little superstition might not hurt after all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the group decide to cross Lombard's Pass?

To follow the path of the Black Rocks, as it was their only choice.

What was special about Rapunzel's telescope?

It was a present from her father for the trip.

Who claims the telescope and casts a curse on Rapunzel?

Madame Canardist and her chimp, Vigor, claim the telescope and cast a curse on Rapunzel for its return.

How does the group attempt to break the curse?

They perform a ritual with odd ingredients and a makeshift chant under the full moon.

What does Eugene present as a counter-curse charm?

A "moose tooth," which is later revealed to be Shorty's tooth, not an actual charm.

How do they finally cross the last part of Lombard's Pass?

By using a creative strategy involving the remaining counter-curse ingredients and a leap of faith.

What lesson does Rapunzel learn from the curse situation?

That she doesn't need to rely on luck or curses; she can make her own luck through belief and determination.

Is the curse real?

The episode suggests that the curse's effects are more about belief and perception than an actual supernatural curse.

Does Eugene believe in superstitions by the end of the episode?

Eugene keeps the "moose tooth" for precaution, showing a humorous nod to superstitions despite the lessons learned.

What does the telescope symbolize in the episode?

The telescope symbolizes love and connection to Rapunzel's father, as well as the central conflict of belief in luck and self-determination.

Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure season 2 episode 12

Curses!