Frozen Article: Frozen Plot Holes

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posted by emerald_32

Okay, so this is just a little artikel that I decided to do, since I felt that it was needed. Sure, some reviews did explain the plot holes but I felt that it needed its own explanatory article, okay?
Here are just some plot holes that needs to be explained and fixed up (but nevertheless, Frozen was a really, really, great movie in my opinion.). If u think something is wrong of missing in this article, please do leave a commentaar below! :)
Also, be warned. If u havent watched the movie yet and want to avoid spoilers, I suggest that u dont read this.
Enough gibberish: Lets get started!!

1. What happened to Kristoffs parents?
(Yes, I know about Elsa too but I seperated both of them to make it meer understandable.) I guess that its veilig to say that hes an orphan. But just what happened to his parents? They never explained it. In the first part of the movie, there Kristoff was, with Sven. They were with the ice harvesters who, no duh, were harvesting ice. I thought maybe his father was one of them but it was never explained...Nor how Kristoff met Sven (but thats totally different and uneeded in this article). Then both of them got took in door the trolls.
I thought that maybe he could have explained his history to Anna a bit meer of zei in the movie that his parents are long gone. u get my point?

2. How Did Elsa Get Her Powers?
During their conflict with the trolls [to save Anna], Grand Pabbie asked the King if Elsa was born of cursed. He answered that she was born with it.
Now the real vraag is asked: How did she get her powers? meer importantly, why doesnt Anna have them too? Was her mother cursed and that the outcome of that curse would result to their first-born having ice powers? Does it run in their blood? They need to explain this more, like what they did with Rapunzel in Tangled (Her mother was sick and they needed the magical golden bloem to heal her. Then when the Queen gave birth Rapunzel had golden and not to mention magical hair.).

3. How the heck was Elsa able to get to The North Mountain so quickly?
I mean, it took Anna a dag of two RIDING ON A HORSE and she wasnt even halfway through the way. While it took Elsa just the same night to get there. (Plus Hans and his men.)
Yes, Elsa did get a head start, but Anna was on a horse. Some of u say that Anna and Elsa went different directions, but I say again, ANNA WAS ON A FREAKING HORSE. Elsa was just running on foot. What the heck?

4. Who ran Arendelle when the King and Queen passed away?
It could have been Anna and Elsa but they were still princesses. Maybe it was Kai and Gerda, their housekeepers of whatever u call them. They need to explain this.

I guess that is it for today. I am getting really lazy, so, yeah. xD I just hope that u enjoyed reading this artikel and leave a commentaar below. That would make me happy. xD
Okay, bye~! :3

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Katie219 I totally agree:) Now, you didn't adress Hans, much. I've seen this about 5 times now(LOL) And I didn't see an sutle hints Hans was evil, accept one. I didn't notice until my last time watching it, when Hans "accidentally" shot the bow-thing at the chandelier. If you look closely, you see he looks at the chandelier, is aware of it, and shoots it up there on PURPOSE! (Bum, bum, bummmm!) But otherwise, he was kind, polite, friendly, and funny even when ANNA OR ANYONE ELSE WAS EVEN LOOKING OR PAYING ANY ATTENTION! This is what got me. Like, for example, when he fell in the water, he lifted to boat about his head loked a the horse and smiled. Sincerely. Kindly. GORGEOSLY. (Wait, What?) No one was looking accept his horse. This is what tortures me in my sleep!! I'm kind of in love with Hans, so...Don't get me wrong, I loved the ending! Anna, you can have Kristoff! Hans on the other hand is M-I-N-E!! *Sigh* Sorry I'm, like, writing my own little article here!!

emerald_32 Its okay. I remember Disneyfan writing something like that on the review of princecatcher93. :3 You can have Hans, I dont think Anna will be interested anytime soon xD

fluffysam I was wondering how elsa got her powers, too. It makes no sense whatsoever at all. Who knows?

MajorAbbey I want to know more about Kristoff's parents, too. While I love "Frozen Heart" as a song, I don't feel it worked as an introduction to Kristoff's character because we only learn half the story. We know he's an ice harvester, and we learn how he met the trolls. But we don't really know much else.

claric3 I think Elsa got there faster cause she used the lake. Remember she froze the water as she ran. Maybe thats a direct route and Anna went around the lake through the mountain side.

emerald_32 @claric3: It could be that. :/

Katie219 That could be true...^^

Sophia_naxos I totally agree with you. First of all, we don't know much about Kristoff's life, let alone about his parents. For example, why didn't he work with the other Ice Workers? The second question that you raised I think is the most important. They didn't gave us any clue about that subject. Are there any other people with similar powers? Has it ever happened before to anyone else or Elsa was the only one? I really don't know what to think... Another issue that bothers me is how did Elsa give life to Olaf. Ok, she has great powers and she can do whatever she wants as far as snow and ice is considered. But bring a snowman to life? I don't know... I may be hyperbolic but it doesn't make any sense to me... Finally, I didn't understand why trolls took Anna's memories while then they said that the solution was an act of love... And did Anna get her memories back at the end of the movie? I hope Ι wasn't too gruelling!

MitchTheP3ngu1n 1. I assume because he is an ice harvester that his parents were and they maybe froze to death or something? something ice related I suppose. But yeah he didn't explain much, but your parents death wouldn't be something you would just like to talk about openly. 2. I recon its what you said, maybe the mum was cursed, but no idea why it would only be Elsa though xD, maybe instead of being cursed, the mother was struck by someone with ice powers? How else would the king instantly know where to go after Anna got hurt by Else? Maybe he had to go there before with his wife?. 3. I HAVE NO FUCKING IDEA HOW SHE GOT THERE SO FAST ! Its similar in the end ! After Kristoff takes Anna back to the kingdom, he is walking away and it takes him 2 minutes to go really far away on foot. Then we he sees danger in the kingdom, he rides Sven but still takes way longer to get back than he should have ! 4. I'm pretty sure in a situation like that, the oldest child is in charge but I think they maybe have limits or something until they come of age. No idea x3 Most of these answers probably make no sense but yeah :)

Disneyfan9648 I agree with number four one hundred percent. As soon as they died I leaned over and asked my brother. But for number three I say that Elsa knew where she was going but Anna didn't know that she went to the north mountain until she found Kristoff. Also, Hans knew she was at the North mountain and they had horses so it was quick. Yes Anna had a horse, but she went a different way and got lost, then she loses her horse. So yeah. @Katie219 another hint that he's evil is when he says, in love is an open door, "I've been searching my whole life to find my own place" it is not clear but it hints it

titanic12 Nice article ! I think all these answers will be answered in the sequel (if it happens)

olober I want to know why Kristoff turning back to go save Anna after we learn he loves her didnt count as an act of true love. As we see when Anna is unfrozen, an act of true love doesn't necessarily mean a true love's kiss. Olaf even says "there's your act of true love right there!" when he sees Kristoff and Sven running back. Come to think of it, why wasn't Olaf staying near the fire an act of true love? Or Kristoff taking Anna to the trolls thinking they'll save her? What exactly counts as an act of true love? Kristoff turned back therefore putting himself in danger to make sure Anna was safe. Olaf put himself at risk, for however brief a moment, to make sure Anna was warm. Anna put herself at risk to help Elsa. What's the difference? Does Anna have to commit the act? Let's say it does- Why didn't Grand Pabbie say that? And if that was the case, Hans kissing Anna wouldn't have worked anyway as surely she would have to initiate the kiss? This whole thing is just a mess unless, of course, I'm missing something hugely obvious.

MadameLee Well I read someplace that for Elsa's powers every 100 years a child is born with powers over snow and ice. As for the last one. Elsa automailly becomes the monarch

princesslullaby Some of these aren't plotholes, they're just unanswered questions.