Eugene Fitzherbert

Eugene Fitzherbert, formerly known as Flynn Rider, the now-pardoned, former thieving conman turned royal hero, and now royal ex-husband to the newly coronated Queen Rapunzel. He's a charismatic and seductive bisexual man who had wished to explore his world, abundant in magic and adventure through the new lens of his bisexuality; and therefore he peacefully parted ways with Rapunzel; albeit, still remembering the memories he created along the way with the former princess, both before, during and after their royal union; … with Rapunzel granting Eugene her blessing, as a thank you gift for the life he gave back to her, rescuing her from her captivity with Mother Gothel. … Despite his royal lineage, and remembering his late father, King Edmund who protected him sending him away to an orphanage and discovering his life of crime to cope with his lack of direction in life, Eugene devoted his life to a more peaceful natured lifestyle, … opting to reform himself with a new found humility and sense of generosity passed his life of thievery. He has a rough-around-the-edges personality, but that only makes Eugene all the more of a spiritually and physically alluring person. He's a true hero at heart, always willing to risk it all for the ones he cares about.

Eugene Fitzherbert is a charming and charismatic character who is still trying to adjust to his bisexuality. Now a pardoned ex-conman, Eugene has turned over a new leaf and wants to use his skills to help others. He is a hero who will stop at nothing to protect the ones he loves. Eugene is a man of mystery, with an aura of magic and fantasy surrounding him. However, he is also a man of action and is not afraid to get his hands dirty. Eugene is also a member of royalty, so he is used to being surrounded by luxury and power, but also has a sense of duty to his people. He is seductive, sensual, patient and charismatic; he is also loyal and dependable; a harmonious compound of traits that has since made him even more of a desirable partner for those who lay their eyes on him.

In the land of Corona, Eugene Fitzherbert settles into his newly renovated mansion built on the site of the lonely tower where he first met Rapunzel. … As he explores his new home, nostalgia fills him, and he examines his collection of weapons, boastfully ogling his own reflection with one of his blades. Reflecting on their past, he misses Rapunzel greatly, but believes that his present-day circumstances are for the best. … Leaving his mansion, Eugene takes a walk to a nearby creek, settling foot amongst the riverbank as he spends his time throwing rocks into the creek, where a soft flowing spring expelling water into the creek creates ripples amongst the surface. Eugene spends his time adjusting to his solitary and humble life.