<span>synonyms:<span>friendliness, affability, cordiality; warmth, warm-heartedness, good nature, niceness, pleasantness, agreeableness, likeability, lovableness, geniality, amicableness, amicability, sociableness; good humour, charm, kindness, kindliness; neighbourliness, hospitality, companionableness, sociability, gregariousness, conviviality, clubbability, personableness; couthiness</span></span>
Answer: Rapunzel's mother growing ill and giving birth to Rapunzel, who has magical powers, Gothel stealing Rapunzel
Explanation: The queen, Rapunzel's mother, grows ill and the King, desperate to save his unborn child and wife, orders his men to find the sundrop flower so that he could give his wife the flower in water to drink. From this, Rapunzel is born as a princess with the flower's magical powers. However, mother Gothel wants to stay young forever and after finding out that the princess has the power of the sundrop, she tries to cut some of the princess hair(source of magical power) but the magic fades when the hair is cut so Gothel just stole the princess altogether.
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both suggest imminent changes
In The Outsiders, Ponyboy's opinion of the Socs changes by the end of the story because he begins to see that they do not have the perfect lives he's always imagined. By talking to Cherry and Randy, Pony gains a new understanding and realizes that "things are rough all over," just as Cherry had told him.
Early in the story, Ponyboy stands firmly with his Greaser friends—and firmly against the Socs. While Pony and his friends are relatively poor and often come from difficult backgrounds, the Socs seem to "get editorials in the paper for being a public disgrace one day and an asset to society...