First image, panel at the top of the image: Hand drawn image using green, brown, white and black only, of a plain Rapunzel tower, text says "Do you think she knew?"
In the frame is the author's website: sarahluann.com
Under the first panel, to the left: image of Rapunzel's hair falling down through the middle of the frame in a zigzag pattern. Text is: "Did she know that tower-length hair isn't normal?"
Under first panel, to the right: drawing of a stone wall with the hair dropping down from top to bottom in front of the wall, with hands reaching down to hold the hair. "That her own hair was being used to control her"
Top left of the second image, first panel: We see a girl standing at the top of the wall, pulling all of her hair up into one arm (there's a lot).
"It probably seemed like a part of her."
Top middle, second panel: The girl is walking with a huge armload of her own hair. Background and floor are black with white lines to accent where wall and floor end/begin. She's wearing a long black but simple dress with a white long-sleeved shirt underneath, she has bare feet and seems weighed down with her hair.
"Because it was."
Top right, third panel: The girl puts the pile of hair down into a little cart.
"something she learned to live with."
A lovely flow of hair curls and weaves across the middle of the image, text is intermingled in the gaps of hair: "Something she learned to work around because it was always there".
Bottom panel of the second image, the girl is pulling the little cart piled up with her hair. "A familiar inconvenience."
Third image, first panel top left. The girl is in the background looking to the foreground at what looks like a knitting basket, with balls of wool and a prominent pair of scissors. "What must it have been like,"
Top right panel: image is a close up of the girl reaching for the scissors. "When she realised,"
Bottom left panel: girl standing holding the scissors in one hand and her hair in the other. "that this part of her,"
Two panels the same height as the bottom left, are on the right, top panel: images of hands, hair and scissors, the moment she's about to cut her hair. "Was actually optional?"
Second right hand bottom panel, is the hands, hair and scissors again, but hair has been cut. Text reads "SNAP".
Fourth image, top left: drawing of the girl tying the cut end of hair to what looks like a bed post.
"How satisfying it must have been," (written in white on a black background),
"to turn the tool of her abuse" (written in black on the white of the headboard).
top right: the girl goes to the window of the tower with the rest of her hair. Inside of the tower is black, she's framed by mostly white round stones in the stonework of the tower and the round-topped window. (no text)
To the left going down the rest of the image is her hair, again flowing a bit like a river, but hinted that it's falling down from the window towards the ground.
Middle right, the girl climbs out of the window, using her hair and round stones of the tower to start climbing down.
Middle bottom, just an image of her hand on her hair as if she's climbing down hand over hand. "into her means of,"
Bottom right panel is the bottom of her skirt all in black, then one leg and bare foot touches the grass. Written in white in the black of her dress is: "escape".
Fifth image: girl is standing on a grassy hill, with the the tower and hair flowing from the window, in the background. Her skirts are tied up on the sides, showing her bare legs, arms spread out to the side and she has a smile on her face. Wind is blowing in her now shoulder length hair, there's a deep sense of freedom.
