Rapunzel Flashcards
1
Q
What are the relationships in Rapuzel?
A
Always in twos
- man and woman
- old woman and maiden
- adelecent woman and man
- twins
2
Q
How are the husband a wife not a stable relationship?
A
- Because the wife craves rapunzul because the husbands power is inataquit
- The husband is reduced to just a go between between the two woman
- this shows that the child does not actually belong to him but to the society of woman
3
Q
What’s the difference of their relationship in terms of strength?
A
- The couple that lasted the most is that of old woman and maiden
- Men are only there to measles in the affair of others
- the husband agrees right away to the sorcery demands because the child belongs to her body of knowledge
- it represents a more stable coupling then man and wife or the prince of rapunzel
4
Q
Why is there a magic to Rapunzel?
A
- It is that the story started off with a bad relationship between a mother and a father and the father was just the go between for all the woman
- then at the end it is a girl and a boy and a man and a woman live happily ever after after she’s given twins
- this shows the deviation away from the asexual of the clone from mother to daughter and to a woman giving birth to twins, one male and one female
- also magical power through her tears
- it represents woman’s knowledge and mixed with semen of the man creates a stable couple of male and female
5
Q
How does the story of Rapunzel tell the history of the nature of sexuality?
A
- Mother is an exact replica of daughter because husband was just in the middle
- turns into husband and wife relationship that’s how they could create twins
- this compares to the asexual organism that first started life, they were just creations of themselves (mother daughter cells) (male is in drudge of the mother daughter cells)
- when nucleus was introduced that’s when individuality was created but the price of that was death because there are not clones that can be passed on
6
Q
Why was rupunzel chosen?
A
- replicates the sexual drama of the fairy tale
- this herb has the power to fertilize itself
- but nature prefers not to because it leads to inbreeding, loss of diversity and loss of adaptive flexibility to survive changing circumstances