To make it through her life as is, was impossible. The blond haired girl who looked the age of eighteen, wearing an apron over an ankle long dress, was waiting for what seemed like a group of people. At that moment, she heard a voice.
"Hey Rapunzel! Let down your hair!"
The blond haired girl named Rapunzel ran around the tower room, gathering the meters of hair growing on her head and stumbling to the tower's window, replying to the male's voice. "Coming Jack!" The girl placed her hair on a loop attached to the tower's window and threw down her hair, one at a time. She pulled up an afro-redhaired girl who had a bow slung across her and a sheath strapped to her back.
"How was your hunt, Merida?" Rapunzel asked. With a quick reply, the red-headed girl called Merida said, "Jus' fine, thank yeh." After throwing her hair down two more times, Rapunzel learned that the other Guardians didn't have a good hunt. The boy with brown hair pointed at the pale man who looked around Rapunzel's age. "It's because Jack Frost made it snow."
Jack replied harshly to the statement. "No, Rapunzel needs to know the truth. I didn't do anything but ready my staff to let some ice shards pierce a nearby animal. But Hiccup said to not do it, so I obeyed what he said."
Rapunzel heard enough of the two Guardians' fights too often and yelled, "STOP! I've heard enough of it! If you don't get your acts together, Jack will go out on his own and Hiccup will be forced to sleep in another room that is not mine or Merida's. Got it?" Through the pin drop silence, Rapunzel smirked as she heard the two boys gulp at her mini-lecture. Jack rose and bowed, reciting a line well memorized. "What a pleasure to meet you, Guardian of Creativity, Ms. Rapunzel van Warmth. I am Jack Frost, the Guardian of Fun."
Hiccup also recited such a wealthy line used after arguments with Jack. Repeating the first part, Hiccup then specified himself in the second part. "I am Hiccup Haddock, the Guardian of Knowledge. I have come to you for an apology on behalf of both the Guardian of Fun and I for having arguments." He paused, thinking of what to say, knowing that there was more. He said, "I also apologise on the behalf of the three of us, including the Guardian of Bravery, Merida, for not bringing you any meat or plants to work with for tomorrow's dinner."
Rapunzel's smile went to her eyes as they started to tear up. She was touched by Hiccup's apology, really. She had never heard anything like it before. Merida brought the bowls for their dinner and started to set up the table. The excessively long blond hair of Rapunzel's always got in the for everything. She walked to the kitchen, Jack following her, carrying her hair behind her as she slipped on oven mitts and brought the pot containing their dinner to the table. She uncovered the lid and put the lid to the side along with the oven mitts. She grabbed a ladle and Hiccup placed four spoons on the table. She grinned and said. "Dig in!"