Answer:Rapunzel is called on her adventure when her desire to see the "floating lights" becomes unbearable. Flynn Rider comes into the picture while seeking refuge in her tower. She blackmails him with the crown into guiding her to the lantern lighting in the kingdom. On her journey Maximus, a palace horse, a chameleon, and Flynn help her along the way. They provide a security blanket for her in difficult times, they help her find her way and protect her in times of need too. Rapunzels hair is the most important characteristic about her that helps her. Its magic saves her life at one point and heals Flynn when he needed it. The first time she steps foot outside the tower she becomes a different person, you see an immediate change in character from scared and insecure to curious and excited. However, before she got the nerve to set out on this adventure, her "mother" held her back. She refused to allow Rapunzel to leave the tower.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald struggled with addiction for most of his life. When he matriculated in Princeton in 1916, he had already been struggling with alcohol for a while. His problem increased with each passing year. He had many traits that we nowadays associate with addiction, such as reckless behaviour, excessive risk taking and several emotional problems. Between 1933 and 1937, he was hospitalized for alcoholism eight times. This made him unable to deal with the emotional problems that Zelda's illness brought (she was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1930). The combination of the illness and the alcoholism, enhanced by the fact that neither one could make significant progress on their artistic careers, led to their estrangement and to Scott's death.
