So I’m not usually a theory debunker kind of person, I would like to make up theories instead. However, I’ve stumbled across the most realistic one yet about one of my favorite childhood movies; Frozen.
I started fanpopping in 2021, June. I was about 12 years old and fanpop was an obsession of mine where I poured my ideas about movies and books out. I might have been rude or weird for a lot of several times, and I eventually left fanpop. However, it was on my mind. As long as I have a little break up from school or people, I go up on here. Special thanks to my 2 year old friend whatsupbugs who never left my side when I was sad, appsent, gone, or just not in the mood.
Without further delays: The theory is that Elsa died in the end of Frozen 2. Remember that she got frozen in Ahtohallan? Well, apparently she learned too much. And being a part of the forest means that she has to sacrifice something- her physical form. I strictly hate this theory and I will debunk it right now, detailed.
At the end of Frozen 2, Anna realizes she has lost both Elsa and Olaf, and decides to take action by leading the trolls to the bridge. The action has a consequence:
The kingdom of Arendelle getting flooded.
However, Anna takes the risk. She has got nothing to lose now. With the help of Matthias, the bridge operation is a success. Anna gets up safely.
On the other hand, Arendelle is in great danger of the flood. No worries, *drum roll* Elsa saves the day!
She comes up to Anna out on the waves, her hair down. Paler and more quiet than ever, she comes closer.
Anna tells something that has split the fans into two:
“You’ve changed?”
“Is it really you?”
Elsa staying quiet and nodding makes them think that Elsa is just a soul now- like the trolls and the horse.
Reasons why that’s just not possible
1- Elsa found her place.
The first Frozen movie was about Elsa fitting in, but the second one is more spiritual and about her finding her real place. Elsa has always believed she had to be the future queen (even though she was suspicious to suit in the role)
However, fate leads Elsa “into the unknown” slash to the path of her mother, Queen Iduna. Iduna was a Northuldra Citizen, and a great one indeed. She even helped the son of her enemies (King Agnarr) and built the royal blood from tip to toe.
Her mom’s path lead Elsa to question her existence; and the answer was that she was one of the spirits. This makes up her personality and the secret relations between her parents. No, its not an end for Elsa. Its the beginning.
2- Who said the spirits are dead?
Again, the common misconception that spirits just mean ghosts. The main point of a spirit is to represent something. Elsa died in Ahtohallan, but she was reborn wisely. You can just think of it as her changing her clothes and hair like she did in Frozen 1 when she ran away to North.
3- party
Nothing has changed between Elsa and Anna and Disney tried to tell that to you at the end of the film with several points such as Anna’s party invitation to Elsa. If Elsa is a lonely, dead spirit in the forest now, why is she having fun at night with a random queen?
Thank you for reading.
I got to sleep.
I started fanpopping in 2021, June. I was about 12 years old and fanpop was an obsession of mine where I poured my ideas about movies and books out. I might have been rude or weird for a lot of several times, and I eventually left fanpop. However, it was on my mind. As long as I have a little break up from school or people, I go up on here. Special thanks to my 2 year old friend whatsupbugs who never left my side when I was sad, appsent, gone, or just not in the mood.
Without further delays: The theory is that Elsa died in the end of Frozen 2. Remember that she got frozen in Ahtohallan? Well, apparently she learned too much. And being a part of the forest means that she has to sacrifice something- her physical form. I strictly hate this theory and I will debunk it right now, detailed.
At the end of Frozen 2, Anna realizes she has lost both Elsa and Olaf, and decides to take action by leading the trolls to the bridge. The action has a consequence:
The kingdom of Arendelle getting flooded.
However, Anna takes the risk. She has got nothing to lose now. With the help of Matthias, the bridge operation is a success. Anna gets up safely.
On the other hand, Arendelle is in great danger of the flood. No worries, *drum roll* Elsa saves the day!
She comes up to Anna out on the waves, her hair down. Paler and more quiet than ever, she comes closer.
Anna tells something that has split the fans into two:
“You’ve changed?”
“Is it really you?”
Elsa staying quiet and nodding makes them think that Elsa is just a soul now- like the trolls and the horse.
Reasons why that’s just not possible
1- Elsa found her place.
The first Frozen movie was about Elsa fitting in, but the second one is more spiritual and about her finding her real place. Elsa has always believed she had to be the future queen (even though she was suspicious to suit in the role)
However, fate leads Elsa “into the unknown” slash to the path of her mother, Queen Iduna. Iduna was a Northuldra Citizen, and a great one indeed. She even helped the son of her enemies (King Agnarr) and built the royal blood from tip to toe.
Her mom’s path lead Elsa to question her existence; and the answer was that she was one of the spirits. This makes up her personality and the secret relations between her parents. No, its not an end for Elsa. Its the beginning.
2- Who said the spirits are dead?
Again, the common misconception that spirits just mean ghosts. The main point of a spirit is to represent something. Elsa died in Ahtohallan, but she was reborn wisely. You can just think of it as her changing her clothes and hair like she did in Frozen 1 when she ran away to North.
3- party
Nothing has changed between Elsa and Anna and Disney tried to tell that to you at the end of the film with several points such as Anna’s party invitation to Elsa. If Elsa is a lonely, dead spirit in the forest now, why is she having fun at night with a random queen?
Thank you for reading.
I got to sleep.
