Question: Why does Gothel say "I'm not getting any younger down here" when Rapunzel is coming to pull her up? Does this imply that Rapunzel knows why Gothel keeps her in the tower, or is she pretending to be sarcastic?
Sierra1
13th Feb 2015
Tangled (2010)
Answer: Gothel also means it literally because Rapunzel's hair keeps her young, but of course Rapunzel doesn't know this.
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Chosen answer: "I'm not getting any younger" is usually a sarcastic way of telling someone to hurry up.
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