While it seemed during Anna's absence that he truly cared and loved her, when Anna returned to ArendelleArendelle is the central location of the Frozen franchise. It is a Norwegian-inspired kingdom, and the birthplace of Anna and Elsa.https://disney.fandom.com › wiki › ArendelleElsaQueen Elsa, also known as the Ice Queen, is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. She débuts in the twenty-second episode of the third season and is portrayed by guest star Georgina Haig. Elsa is based on the character of the same name from the Disney film, Frozen.https://onceuponatime.fandom.com › wiki › Elsa
Betraying Anna
She explained to Hans that Elsa froze her heart and only an act of true love could save her from the curse. However, just as the two were about to kiss, Hans revealed that he never truly loved Anna and was using her as a tool to usurp Arendelle.
According to Jennifer Lee, Anna is 18 years old in the film, while both Elsa and Kristoff are 21 years old and Hans is 23 years old.
Due to a combination of Elsa maintaining her distance from others and Anna's desperation for love, Hans decided to marry Anna in lieu of her sister and plotted to kill Elsa afterwards to assume Arendelle's throne.
When he first meets Anna, before knowing who she is, they sort of sink into each other's eyes. So Hans does find Anna genuinely attractive - at first. However, when he gets to know her better his opinion changes, very dramatically so.
Although he is portrayed as honest and noble throughout most of the film, he is later revealed to be deceptive, calculating, and cruel in nature. Hans' villainy is a plot twist in Frozen, revealed in the film's final act.
In an interview with Jennifer Lee, Lee confirms that Hans was partially based upon the concept of the Evil Mirror in the original story, as the original story had a lot to do with mirrors. So, as she explains, what Hans is is a mirror which appears charming to the person, but is hollow and sociopathic.
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Smiling malevolently, Hans revealed to Anna that he had no intention of saving her. Alone with Hans, Anna explained that she had been struck by Elsa's magic, elaborating that the magic had froze her heart and could only be remedied by an act of true love.
The only explanation is that Prince Hans, the first time we see him, is a good guy, but somewhere in the course of the movie, the Trolls magically manipulated him into becoming a bad guy.
When Anna first met Hans, she became infatuated with his good looks and charm. As the two became more acquainted with each other and their lonely pasts, they soon shared a romantic duet which ended with Hans proposing to Anna, which she gladly accepted despite having only known him for a day.
Piebaldism is from a dominant gene causing mutations of skin and hair color. Patches of white appear on various parts of the body with a white forelock or streak somewhere in the hair, just like Anna in Frozen. Many adults would not think of this streak as disabling.
Kristoff. When Kristoff suddenly arrived to help Anna, Elsa was surprised, but her insistence on Anna's departure only grew more urgent. Elsa first met Kristoff when Anna managed to track her down to the North Mountain and attempted to convince her to return to Arendelle.
Elsa from Frozen was originally intended to be an evil queen with an army of snow monsters. That's according to the animated film's producer Peter Del Vecho, who says they completely re-wrote the ending.
Elsa and Anna journey to the Enchanted Forest, where they discover that the mysterious figure that saved Agnarr was actually Iduna.
But Hans merely mocked Anna, saying that she was no match for Elsa, and with complete conviction in the success of his plans, he departed the room and locked the door, leaving Anna to freeze to death. As he feigned grief over Anna's death, Hans sentenced Elsa to death for treason.
What are Hans Hubermann's "two mistakes" with regards to his standing with the Nazi party, and what are the two things that ultimately save him from those mistakes? Offering to paint over a swastika on the door of a Jewish store and he tells a man at the NSDAP that he would never join the party.
At various times in the novel we've seen seemingly inconsequential acts result in characters avoiding death. Hans, for instance, was saved by Erik Vandenburg, who spared him from the battle that killed Hans's platoon by volunteering him to write letters.
Words also played a role in saving Hans's life; by writing letters, he was able to avoid battle. Hans's sense of loyalty and fairness is apparent in how he learns early on that he must keep up the facade of wanting to join the Nazi Party while doing what he can to act according to his true beliefs.
Frozen 2 - Anna and Kristoff have a son! And Sven has a cute reindeer baby!
Spoilers for "Once Upon A Time" past this point.
And after Anna (Elizabeth Lail) visited the rock trolls (yep, those of "Fixer-Upper" fame), that particularl family lineage was confirmed: The Snow Queen is the sister of Elsa and Anna's mother, Gerda.
Hans spontaneously proposes to Anna and she happily accepts. Anna asks for Elsa's blessing to marry Hans, but she refuses and criticizes her for agreeing to marry someone she has just met. The two sisters argue and Elsa accidentally exposes her abilities.
Even after the script was changed to make Anna and Elsa sisters, Elsa retained her villainous status as Anna's jealous and bitter sibling that sought to take the kingdom for herself. She would have her snowmen capture Anna, but would eventually face a redemption when Prince Hans threatened both her and Anna.
In the Disney film adaptation, she is introduced as a princess in the fictional Scandinavian Kingdom of Arendelle, heiress to the throne and the elder sister of Anna (Kristen Bell). Elsa has the magical ability to create and manipulate ice and snow.
Kristoff. Their adventure having brought them together, Anna and Kristoff began a romantic relationship. Anna initially recruited Kristoff to aid her in finding Elsa.