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(Elevator opens to immediately reveal a guy dead as hell)

"She's such a bird! She was willing to marry a man she just met!" Because she was isolated from anyone even close to being her peer and the closest thing she had to friends were romance and fairytale books. She immediately sacrifices herself to save her sister from him and decks him in the face the second she gets the chance.

"She was so annoying! Why couldn't she just respect Elsa's wishes and leave her in the mountains!" Because she wasn't aware that Elsa almost killed her as a kid and that's why she's so adamant on keeping her distance. From her perspective, Elsa thought she'd judge her for her powers and she didn't, so logically Elsa doesn't need to stay in the mountains. She doesn't have the context of their parents acting like Elsa was a level 4 biohazard either. She doesn't have magical fourth wall breaking powers.

"Why didn't she let Elsa stop the forest fire! She has ice powers!" Possibly the dumbest argument because ice powers don't stop smoke inhalation?? If Elsa asphyxiated in there, there'd be no one to pull her out until it was too late, and she couldn't hold anything up to her nose to help cause she was busy with the fire.

"Why didn't she let Elsa find Ahtohallan by herself!" Because, once again, they have no idea what Elsa was gonna face between the forest and Ahtohallan. She'd be a worse sister if she immediately let Elsa go alone.

"She was so weird with Kristoff in the second movie!" YOU WERE JUST USING HER BEING BLINDLY IN LOVE WITH A MAN AS AN ARGUMENT AS TO WHY SHE'S A BAD CHARACTER. WHY IS HER BEING CAUTIOUS IN HER SECOND EVER RELATIONSHIP A CHARACTER FAILURE NOW?

even through the story where in a typical movie would be some big grand gesture of how he's becoming "normal" as a plot point, he continues to be awkward, dislike touching, and slightly offputting in a sense, for lack of a better word. It's not a character flaw that needs to be fixed, it's an extreme part of his personality that he simply softens by the end.