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It takes some willpower not to remove her from her bag .. ughhh..HEHE.. But on the other hand it is lovely to see her displayed in her bag..Fun facts:I did some research on the story of rapunzel and although the story has german roots it is thought that the story originated from an ancient persian legend.The maidens name was Rudaba and the prince was named Zal.. If you put those two names together you can see how the name Rapunzel could be derivative of them.Description of Rudaba:About her silvern shoulders two musky black tresses curl,encircling them with their ends as though they were links in a chain.Her mouth resembles a pomegranate blossom, Her eyes are like the narcissus in the garden and her lashes draw their blackness from the raven's wing.Her eyebrows are modelled on the bows of Teraz powdered with fine bark and elegantly musk tinted.If you seek a brilliant moon, it is her face; if you long for the perfume of musk, it lingers in her tressesFrom top to toe she is Paradise gilded; all radiance, harmony and delectation.(Shahnama 1:21-3)It was this description and Rudaba's physical beauty that initially attracted Zal. Rudaba also consulted her ladies-in-waiting about Zal. Zal came to the walls of Rudaba's palace where Rudaba let down her hair for Zal as a rope and he immediately climbed from base to summit. Rudaba seated Zal on the roof and they both talked to each other which was unacceptable according to Persian tradition.Zal, consulted his advisors over Rudaba. They at last advised him to write a full account of the circumstances to his father, Sam. Sam and the Mubeds, knowing that Rudaba's father, chief of Kabul, was Babylonian from the family of Zahhak, did not approve of the marriage. Zal reminded his father of the oath he had made to fulfill all his wishes.Finally, the ruler referred the question to astrologers, to discover whether the marriage between Zal and Rudaba would be prosperous or not and he was informed that a child of Zal and Rudabeh would be the conqueror of the world. When Zal arrived at the court of Manuchihr, he was received with honour, and having read the letter of Sam, the Shah approved of the marriage.The marriage took place in Kabul, where Zal and Rudaba first met each other.