Frozen discussion thread *SPOILERS*

[Ariel.of.Narnia]

Ah. Interesting. Now I'm curious.

[Tenethia]

Yeah, I'm serious

[Ariel.of.Narnia]

Haha, no worries. I feel that way about movies my friends (both real-life and online) are really into.

[always narnian]

Hated it? Woah, Tenny =[

Glad you liked it, Gypse!

[elanorelle]

I've actually had this thought for a while but wanted to see what others think:

Before Anna and Hans start singing 'Love is an Open Door' Hans says, "I would never shut you out." It's interesting because in one of the final scenes he shuts her in. At least he didn't lie to her.

If you think I'm weird for bringing this up that's fine 'cause I am.

[jesusgirl4ever]

That's pretty funny! Never noticed that before.

[Ariel.of.Narnia]

@elanor: lol... never noticed!

[cor]

Ok just wondering about this scene. My question is : Did Hans actually like Anna or No? Because when he falls in the water when he first meets her, he smiles like "I am so happy. I love her." But he later says that he never loved her. So I am a little befuddled. If anyone would like to ponder that with me! And I am wondering if I am the only one who has questioned this from the second time I saw the movie!

[elanorelle]

*Brings out her list of grievances against Frozen* Ah, yes! Here it is at the top, "The Problem of Hans".

In all seriousness though, I believe he did like Anna at one time. This whole thing in the movie about him plotting THE ENTIRE TIME to rule in Elsa's stead doesn't add up to everything we're shown. While I don't see Hans as the TRUE villain, (or, rather, I see him as a poor excuse for a 'plot twist'), I think it can be accepted that Hans wasn't planning to become king until AFTER he was given the sole responsibility of caring for the kingdom/citizens while the two sisters were away. The 'fate' of their kingdom resting in his hands definitely could have given him a taste of power...

[gypsevedius]

That's a good thought, Ela! ^.^ Me likeys!