Bex talks Tangled!

Frederic and Arianna organize a festival. Corona is a party kingdom, after all. I headcanon that Corona celebrates the equinoxes and solstices, so the festival falls around September 21st.

Captain isn't a particularly celebratory guy, and when he was Captain, he used to be working on festival days. Now, he's enjoying not having to work.

Quirin, on the other hand, is in the middle of his busy season. Even more than Varian, he's in the midst of the harvest. He's got some festive decorations that he pulls out of storage for his stall, which draws people in. He's the primary pumpkin supplier to the kingdom, after all!

Unfortunately for King Edmund, he hasn't celebrated anything in twenty-five years. He's kind of forgotten how. Good thing for him, his son and future daughter-in-law live in the party kingdom and can help him out!

Ooooh, fun question! It's gonna be hard to narrow it down to ten, but I'll give it a shot!

Well... here's ten. I can't promise they're actually my favorites, but I do like these. There were a lot I cut and I know I didn't look at every single hug in the series before picking these.

I'm obviously a fan of composition and emotion. X3

I have answered this before, so I'll be brief: no, I don't think she recognized him. I think if she did, she'd have made something of it. She had ample opportunity, and I feel like it would mean so much to her to have found him that she might have kept it to herself for a while, but not forever. She did reveal, after all, that she knew that Varian is Quirin's son.

Also, yeah, not only was he an infant the last time she saw him, that was literally 25 years before. I sincerely doubt she'd have any idea what he looked like as an adult. Brown hair and eyes aren't exactly uncommon.

Qurin literally kept his past in a box that he never touched to the point that it was dusty. I don't think Varian ever met them before the finale, nor knew they existed. He didn't even know Quirin was a knight in another kingdom. Adira was looking for the Sundrop, I don't see her casually dropping in on Quirin.

Call me boring or whatever but I don't get much thrill out of imagining that the more mysterious characters in the series ever interacted with the less mysterious characters before the series began.

It has a noble class. We have Dame Elizabeth Van Hoskins and James Rutherford-Carver.

Yes, they're arriving by carriage, but it's not like the palace isn't up on the top of the hill. Nobility doesn't walk when it doesn't have to.

But, yeah, there's the Ruling Class (the royal family), the Noble Class (several of the people we see in the background both during this movie and occasionally during the series), the Merchant Class (most of the people we see in Corona, who are commoners but highly respected), and the lower class (usually represented by criminals).

Tangled isn't very good at nuance.

Edit: I just realized I didn't address the Baron or Quirin.

He is coded as a Mob Boss, and while I believe the Baron is just a nickname for him, I also think Vardaros is a barony, which doesn't have to be connected directly to a kingdom, and he used that to influence his nickname. It's outside of Corona's borders, though.

Quirin is a farmer, so that automatically makes him not a noble. Nobles would be in charge of the farms, owning the land that the farmers work. He's more like the elected leader of the village (though I suspect he was less elected and more assigned by Frederic as "payment" for keeping quiet about the back rocks).