Into the Woods

Questions and Answers

Who is the character searching for Rapunzel?

The Witch

No one

Cinderella's Prince (correct)

The Baker

What does Cinderella's Prince say to call Rapunzel?

Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair to me.

The beautiful one ______ the evening with.

I danced

How does Rapunzel live in the woods?

In the top of a tall tower that has no doors or stairs. Signup and view all the answers

Cinderella's Prince believes he is the only one who has found a lovely maiden.

False Signup and view all the answers

What does the Witch say when she claims who she truly is?

Come with me, child. We can be happy as we once were. Signup and view all the answers

What is the condition of Rapunzel according to Cinderella's Prince?

She is not well. Signup and view all the answers

What does Cinderella's Prince express about Cinderella?

She remains well. Signup and view all the answers

How does Cinderella's Prince refer to the 'giant'?

Investigating news of a giant. Signup and view all the answers

Cinderella's Prince is alone when he searches for Rapunzel.

False Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Rapunzel's Prince Lines Overview

The Baker expresses regret for yelling and encourages his brother to return to the village.
The strange prince has been searching all night for a maiden he danced with, indicating deep infatuation.
Describes the maiden as "the beautiful one," highlighting the prince's idealized view of beauty.
The prince laments her disappearance, comparing it to morning mist, emphasizing her elusive nature.
He declares she is "the loveliest," but another character suggests competition for beauty exists, referencing his own discovery of a lovely maiden in the woods.
The conversation reveals a mysterious tower where an isolated maiden resides, noted for lack of doors or stairs.
The prince provides specific directions to the tower, illustrating a familiarity with the area.
He reveals his method of visiting Rapunzel by calling for her to let down her hair, which he climbs, signifying an intimate connection.
The name "Rapunzel" is met with surprise and disbelief, reinforcing the uniqueness of the maiden's story.
The Witch claims to show her true self while attempting to lure Rapunzel back, but a protective stance is taken against this.
The prince performs a fanfare, indicating a dramatic arrival, surprising his brother.
Their conversation reveals the prince's investigation into news of a giant, suggesting underlying conflict and adventure.
The brother questions his bravery and capability, implying a familial disparity in expectations and actions.
The prince's concern for Rapunzel hints at her transformation and distress, suggesting deeper emotional stakes.
The discussion shifts to Cinderella, indicating a subplot involving the characters' interconnected lives.
The prince mentions Rapunzel's crying fits, marking her state of emotional turmoil and hinting at a greater narrative of struggle or transformation.
The final expression of "Agony" portrays the prince's emotional pain regarding Rapunzel and foreshadows his urgent departure.

Description

Test your knowledge of Rapunzel's Prince lines from the musical 'Into the Woods' with these flashcards. This quiz will help you recall specific quotes and character interactions, enhancing your understanding of the story. Perfect for fans and students of musical theater!