Is Frozen love or is Frozen life? #Frozenlove or #Frozenlife
Why not both?
I guess they are the same. Frozen love is what you feel and Frozen life is how you show it.Â

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Is Frozen love or is Frozen life? #Frozenlove or #Frozenlife
Why not both?
I guess they are the same. Frozen love is what you feel and Frozen life is how you show it.Â

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It's a commonly held notion that if Elsa were to die, then the eternal winter would end. Is there any direct evidence for this in the movie? I can't find any. After all, as long as Elsa is alive, she might figure out how to undo it. If she dies and the winter persists, then the folk of Arendelle are up the frozen creek.
It is indeed commonly believed and I think it would be true because Elsa is like the âeye of the stormâ.Â
For example, during the whiteout scene in the movie the blizzard happens around Elsa. There is this space around her where itâs a bit calmer. The way we can see this is how Hans gets to Elsa and how he has to go through this sort of snow whirl around Elsa.
Another example are the snowgies. If Elsa does not sneeze then thereâs no snowgies.Â
If there is no source then there would be no consequence. If Elsa werenât there to be the âeye of the stormâ then thereâs no storm.Â
If Elsa claimed that she loved Anna and was trying to protect her, then why did she strike Anna in the heart and attack her with a snow monster? It makes me question Elsa's character and her true intentions. Did Elsa really love Anna, or was she just claiming it? Was it just a case of bad writing and bad characterization?
Elsa does love Anna and everything she does, good or bad, she thinks sheâs protecting her little sister. When Elsa strikes Annaâs heart during For The First Time In Forever Reprise itâs all an accident. Elsa wasnât even looking or aiming at her.Â
It is not like when they are younger where Elsa does aim at Anna to try to save her and that she accidentally strikes her head. At the Ice Castle, Elsa doesnât know that she hit Anna until she turns around and sees her on the ground holding herself.Â
Then Elsa realizes that sheâs a âmonsterâ and she canât bear to have Anna close to her since she canât stand to know that she could hurt her. Thatâs why she creates Marshmallowâ to escort Anna, Kristoff and Olaf out of the castle.Â
Now, thereâs this thing about Olaf and Marshmallow in which Olaf represents Elsaâs joyful and childish side of her powers (and her hidden but true personality) and Marshmallow represents the fear and the âmonsterâ that her powers are. When Marshmallow first appears heâs a sad creature, his only line being what Elsa used to say when she was younger âGo awayâ.Â
It is not until Anna attacks him by throwing the snowball at him that he grows mad; like Kristoff tells Anna âSee! Now you made him mad!â Then itâs Marshmallowâs choice to attack Anna, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven. He was already leaving!
We can parallel this moment with Elsaâ when Hans and the guards attack her at her Ice Castle at first sheâs afraid and hesitant but as soon as she realizes that sheâs in danger and that theyâre in for the kill, she grows mad and attacks back.Â
Where does the quote "That's no blizzard. That's my sister." come from? Is it a deleted scene? (also, there's a weird gif of Elsa.. I can't put links into asks, but it shows Elsa shooting ice out out her hands and covering the camera/view) )
Usually on animation movies there are scenes that get done but later cut out because they donât work for the movie or they are making it too long. On this case, this quote comes from a scene that got done very early in the development of the movie and changed multiple times.Â
This scene was first animated when Elsa was the villain of the story. Annaâs character was much different that what it ended up looking like.
Then as the movieâs development progressed it got changed again but it kept some of the original material. This time being the scene where the quote comes from. This scene was shown back on Summer 2013 as a teaser of the movie.Â
They decided to show this scene because it showed enough of the plot, introduced the characters a bit and also made people interested on the movie. Elsa looks âevilâ because during the pre-release of the movie when trailers and teasers came out Elsa was always shown as the possible villain to keep Hans a complete secret and make people even more surprised about it. Hence that sheâs shooting ice and creating the blizzard.
However, the scene was not final and it got changed to the scene on the movie where Marshmallow is chasing Kristoff, Anna, Sven and Olaf.Â
Variants between this scenes are Annaâs feistiness, Olaf calling Kristoff âKristoffâ and not âSvenâ, Marshmallowâs design, some angles on the takes, Elsa actually creating the snow blizzard, and of course the colors and lighting.
Iâd link to the scene but it was taken out from Youtube because copyright reasons.Â
I know that H.C Andersen is a danish author and wrote the story "snow queen" and the story is an inspiration to the frozen film, but why does the frozen film take place in Norway? And not Denmark?
When developing the movie the animators decided that Arendelle should be a place where they could have both summer and winter at the same time but still have that contrast, and next to that have the winter storm/wonderland that Elsa creates. Between their options were Iceland, Quebec, Denmark and Norway, among other places.
They chose Norway because its geography allowed to have a very warm and inviting fjord and cold and snowy mountains very close and have that summer-winter contrast they wanted.Â
However, Denmark is still present as The Southern Isles where Hans comes from.Â
The way they honor Hans Christian Andersen in the story is by naming some of the characters after himâ Hans, Kristoff, Anna and Sven.

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It makes sense that elsa and olaf could be breathe in the extreme cold, kristoff and sven are in questionable territory but they deal with ice almost every day. But how could Anna deal with the extreme cold even in her new clothes. She even makes a comment about feeling that the air was getting thin to her.
While you got a point here, you donât. Iâll try to explain why:
One of the things that the respiratory system does is warm up the air for the body. However, it doesnât mean youâre immune to freezing your lungs out. According to my small reseach, everything is fine over -40ÂşF (not saying itâs fine to breathe at that temperature but you would live). That temperature happens to be Norwayâs average winter temperature (in the southern and northern parts).Â
Elsa has said that the cold doesnât bother her so she would be definitely fine. Kristoff would be too since he would be used to the cold. Olaf doesnât even have a respiratory system for starters, and Sven is a cold-weather animal (he is specially adapted to survive).Â
Anna would definitely have the most trouble surviving out of all but her clothes would help more than you think. The air we exhale happens to be the same temperature than our body temperature. So if she isnât cold, her body temperature is fine. To show how her outfit does influence, when she first goes out looking for Elsa, Anna is wearing her coronation dress was made out of silk and sheâs freezing cold. With her wool dress, she doesnât seem to complain about the cool, until Elsa strikes her heart.Â
Thin air is actually related to atmospheric pressure. Thin air means thereâs less oxygen on the air we breathe and that could be deadly. Anna mentioning the thin air is actually a joke because âshe scaled the mountain so high upâ. However, usually when thereâs thin air itâs cold because thin air happens to be at high mountains. But on this case, sheâs not telling that sheâs cold.Â
do the sisters have a last name?
They donât. They are just Queen Elsa of Arendelle and Princess Anna of Arendelle. (Unless the directors did give them last names but were taken away, like Hans Westergaard)
In some fanfictions, especially modern day fictions, some people use âArendelleâ as their last name. Some other people use made up last names.Â
Does Arendelle exist, like in the history books or do we call it nowadays Norway?
Arendelle is a made up town; however you could say it still does exist because it is inspired by two things that are nowadays in Norway.Â
The fjord the one in the movie is inspired of is called NĂŚrøyfjord. Itâs located on the southern part of the country where all the fjords are.
(The church from which the castle is inspired off is also close in LĂŚrdal) )
However, the name of the kingdom, Arendelle, is inspired by another little town called Arendal, also in Norway, but on the other side of the fjords.Â
For the movie, they took the best of both worlds and combined it to create Arendelle.Â