That plan went astray when the queen got sick. Mother Gothel sought immortality, so for the longest time, she kept the secret of the magical healing flower to herself. They look ridiculous! Did no one think this was a bad idea? I wonder if Maximus depleted the royal kitchen's supply of frying pans in order to arm the royal guards. I mean, just look at the ending to the movie! All those guards are standing at attention with their arms upraised, holding those pans aloft as if they were the noblest of swords. Second of all, the fact that the guards were just okay with having their swords taken away and replaced with frying pans is laughable. First of all, the fact that Maximus, a horse for crying out loud, made this executive decision for the guards is pretty unbelievable all on its own. But just because the frying pan was so useful, doesn't mean that it should be made into the official weapon of the royal guards.Īt the end of Tangled, we find out that Maximus has made frying pans the main weapon of the royal guards. Flynn himself (also known as Eugene, just in case you were getting confused) uses the frying pan to confront Maximus the horse in a sword-fight when Maximus wishes to take him to prison. Rapunzel used it to take out Flynn Rider with a knock to the head when he entered her tower unannounced. Look, I get that the cooking utensil that is the frying pan was used extensively during the movie. The only guard worth a gosh-darned is Maximus, and he's a horse. And as first-time parents, I would have assumed that Rapunzel's mother and father would have been extraordinarily protective of their first-born child. But as clearly demonstrated by Mother Gothel's villainy, not everyone in the kingdom is a good person. How is that allowed in a royal household? Maybe her parents did not expect anyone to steal away with their daughter. As a matter of fact, even though the crown was poorly guarded, it had more guards than Rapunzel did.
Mother Gothel, by no means a spry woman, was able to scale the wall to Rapunzel's room and climb in through the window. Just look at how well Rapunzel was guarded, i.e. Honestly, I'm not surprised that Rider was able to get away with the goods. He was lowered down from the ceiling while all the guards were looking at the front door. There were a good amount of guards protecting the crown from theft, but not a single one of them was looking towards the crown when it got stolen. We get our first good look at what the guards are like at the castle when Flynn Rider steals the crown right out from under them.
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