One Angry Princess | S1 E10 | Full Episode | Tangled: The Series | Disney Channel Animation

Summary

In this heartwarming episode, Attila the Bun, a shy baker with a mysterious past, opens his bakery in Corona. Despite his intimidating appearance, the townsfolk come together to support his dream. When Attila is wrongly accused of vandalizing Monty’s Sweet Shoppe, Princess Rapunzel takes a stand to prove his innocence. Through determination, teamwork, and unexpected clues, they uncover the true culprit: a mischievous goat named Milton. In the end, Attila's bakery thrives, and the town embraces him, with a little help from Monty’s Sweet Shoppe. The episode highlights the power of kindness, friendship, and never giving up on dreams.

Takeaways

• 😀 Rapunzel supports Attila's dream of running a bakery in Corona, helping him despite the challenges he faces.
• 😀 Attila, while initially feared due to his appearance, has a kind heart and a passion for baking.
• 😀 Attila's bakery faces skepticism from some locals, but Rapunzel and her friends try to help attract customers with free samples and creative marketing ideas.
• 😀 Monty, the owner of the Sweet Shoppe, expresses his support for Attila and encourages him to never give up on his dreams.
• 😀 Attila’s secretive nature stems from a fear of letting others down and being judged, as he feels unqualified to run a business.
• 😀 Attila is wrongly accused of vandalizing Monty’s shop, based on circumstantial evidence, leading to his arrest and impending exile.
• 😀 Rapunzel fights to prove Attila’s innocence, citing the legal concept of 'onus procedendi' to buy time to investigate.
• 😀 The true culprit behind the vandalism is revealed to be Milton, the goat, who broke the door from the inside due to the bell ringing.
• 😀 With the evidence cleared, Attila is exonerated, and the bakery flourishes, with Monty and Attila collaborating on their pastries.
• 😀 Rapunzel’s belief in kindness, conviction, and never giving up on friends is a core theme, showcasing her loyalty and determination.

Q & A

What is Attila's dream and how does it impact his actions throughout the script?

Attila's dream is to run a bakery, specifically to bake delicious treats. His dream motivates him to start his business, Attila the Bun Bakery, but also causes him stress as he worries about letting others down, which leads him to secretly sneak away to sing to his bimberry patch in the woods for peace.

What is the main issue that Attila faces in the script?

Attila faces the issue of being wrongfully accused of vandalizing Monty's Sweet Shoppe. Despite having no clear alibi, he is falsely implicated due to circumstantial evidence and his intimidating appearance.

How does Rapunzel support Attila throughout the script?

Rapunzel is unwavering in her belief that Attila is innocent and goes to great lengths to help him prove his innocence. She takes the case to court, uncovers new evidence, and refuses to give up on Attila despite others doubting him.

What is the significance of the phrase 'The Three C's' mentioned by the character in the script?

'The Three C's' refer to crime, carnage, and crime, according to the character's mother. It suggests a cynical view of achieving success, which is later contradicted by Rapunzel's lesson that kindness is a fourth, more positive 'C'.

How does the scene with Milton the goat contribute to solving the mystery?

Milton the goat plays a key role in solving the mystery of the vandalism. It is revealed that it was Milton's horns, not Attila's helmet, that caused the puncture marks in Monty's syrup vat, leading to the realization that Attila was not responsible for the vandalism.

What role does the concept of 'onus procedendi' play in the script?

Onus procedendi is a Latin legal term invoked by Rapunzel to ensure that Attila is granted 24 hours to prove his innocence in court. It allows him to retain a statesperson's sponsorship, giving him the chance to defend himself.

Why does Attila wear his helmet, and how does it tie into his character?

Attila wears his helmet because he is a very private person and is shy about his appearance. His helmet symbolizes his insecurities and reluctance to open up about himself, which becomes a significant part of his character's development throughout the story.

What does the 'bimberry butternut' symbolize in the script?

The 'bimberry butternut' symbolizes Attila's passion for baking and his desire to share his creations with the world. It is a central part of his bakery's appeal and represents the quality of his work, which ultimately helps him win the community's support.

How does Monty help Attila in the end?

Monty helps Attila by reintroducing Monty's Sweet Shoppe with pastries made by Attila. He recognizes Attila's talent and gives him a chance to showcase his baking, demonstrating the power of friendship and second chances.

What is the significance of the bell in the bakery scene, and why does it cause trouble?

The bell in the bakery scene is significant because it causes chaos when Milton the goat reacts angrily to it. The bell represents the unpredictability of the bakery environment and becomes a symbol of the unexpected obstacles Attila faces in his journey to success.