the Witch from Rapunzel

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The Witch from Rapunzel is the powerful, overprotective sorceress who imprisons Rapunzel in a tower and serves as the primary antagonist in the classic fairy tale.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fairy tale character
fictional witch
sorceress
alignment villainous
antagonisticTo the prince
appearsIn Grimms' Fairy Tales NERFINISHED
Rapunzel NERFINISHED
appearsInCollection Children's and Household Tales NERFINISHED
appearsInMedium film adaptations
literature
oral tradition
television adaptations
theatre adaptations
archetype evil stepmother figure
jealous guardian
associatedWith long hair motif
controlsAccessTo Rapunzel's tower NERFINISHED
createdBy Brothers Grimm NERFINISHED
culturalOrigin German folklore
firstPublishedIn 1812
gender female
genre fairy tale
imprisons Rapunzel NERFINISHED
imprisonsIn tower
includedInWorkBy Jacob Grimm NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Grimm NERFINISHED
languageOfFirstPublication German
moralFunction warning against disobedience
warning against overprotective control
motivation overprotectiveness
notableAction locks Rapunzel in a tower
visits Rapunzel by climbing her hair
occupation witch
powerType magic
raisesAsHerOwn Rapunzel NERFINISHED
relationshipToRapunzel adoptive mother figure
captor
roleInStory primary antagonist
setting a remote tower in the forest
species human
storyFunction guardian of the tower
obstacle to Rapunzel's freedom
usesMagic yes

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The Witch basedOn the Witch from Rapunzel
subject surface form: The Witch (Into the Woods)