Mother Gothel Disney Quilt Blanket

Everyone who loves the movie “Tangled” would be overjoyed to get the Disney Mother Gothel Quilt Blanket as a gift since it has the movie’s iconic gothic design. On the surface of this cozy blanket is a print of Rapunzel and Mother Gothel in vivid colors, which is set against a background made of fleece. The backing is constructed of fleece material. Wonderful for relaxing in the coziness of your own home, on camping vacations, in college dorm rooms, and even when watching a movie later on in the evening!

Description of Mother Gothel

Mother Gothel Disney Quilt Blanket Information

Who is Mother Gothel ?

Tangled’s major nemesis is Mother Gothel, who is voiced by Julie Andrews. Because to the healing abilities of a miraculous, golden flower, she has been able to maintain her youth for hundreds of years. To protect Rapunzel’s healing magic, Gothel abducted the princess and imprisoned her in a distant tower when the flower’s powers were mistakenly transferred to her hair. Gothel disguised as Rapunzel’s loving, albeit overzealous mother in order to maintain her grip on the princess and keep her safe from the “cruelty” of the outside world.

With a theatrical flare, Gothel showcases her attractiveness and voluptuous look with a lot of energy and theatricality. Because of her incredible talent as an actor, her skill as a dangerous manipulator, and her intelligence, it’s clear that she was once a stage actress and performer who had to retire owing to her advanced age before finding the flower. Gothel, save from the magical golden flower she uses to extend her own life, lacks magical abilities, depending only on her wits to accomplish her goals. As proven by the fact that she had kept the miraculous flower to herself for hundreds of years, which might have been a gift to other ill people throughout the globe, she is also very possessive and self-centered. With the seeming promise of retribution on Flynn Rider and the gift of Rapunzel’s hair, she tricked the Stabbington Brothers into believing that she would maintain her pledge, only to betray them and not follow the second part of her vow since she no longer needed them.