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The lesson from Rapunzel is "obey the lady who locked you up against your will, for your own good". Not the best lesson, I think.
Not saying I agree with the lessons, just don't sugarcoat the gritty details laid out by the authors. Unless it's Bret Easton Ellis' "American Psyco," at which point we're better off without.