They have a bond, and he isn't a prince

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Flynn Rider is a thief, a fraud, and was even allegedly on the death row for his crimes— but even then, we all know his motives which were basically just wanting to survive and live his dream as a rich man on an island that he owns. And no, do not start talking to me about how he could have gone to school or gotten a job instead because him being a thief adds to character. (Also in case you forgot, we are ignoring anything Tangled: The Series has said.)

Anyway, Rapunzel and Eugene (his real name) started off in a rather rocky relationship where she basically just wanted to use him, and he was also using her— it was that simple!

But then they actually start to get to know one another and find out that woah!, this persons actually really cool and we get along really well— aka they form an actual relationship.

He didn't just think she was pretty, she didn't just think he was some charming prince therefore husband material— they both got to know each other and you could actually see them develop feelings for one another!!

And though I will say it all happened in the span of what? Two? Three days?— but I will disregard that because the pacing of the story was actually pretty smooth and cool!

Actually— they were even willing to die for each other! And I didn't immediately feel that feeling of oh my gosh! you've only known them for 2 days! Stop! because of how well-paced the story is.

Plus, there is an age gap since Rapunzel had just turned 18 and Eugene was like 26 which didn't actually shock me all that much? Because even if I have been calling him a 'himbo', you could tell that the guy was older than her— but yeah, even if the age gap isn't the most easy on the eyes, I just don't really see a point bickering about it.



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