[Frozen] Hans Hans Hans...
Hans is weirdly written because, I WOULD have made sense with a really simple thing: making Hans caring about Anna but with the situation, he changes his point of view at the end for a more selfish decision. IT WOULD BE EASY TO WRITE IT and it would change NOTHING to the plot or the story! I'm so angry at Hans because his twist makes SENSE but how they did it doesn't make sense!
Let me explain:
At the beginning, Hans arrived at Arendelle, sent by his not loving family (He is kind of saying it himself during the "Love is a open door" Sequence:)
Finding Anna made the idea grow: he can have a place in the royalty with Anna. He doesn't have to be the spare anymore. Anna is cute and she can be a fine arranged wife -because it's royalty: love is rare in mariage.
So, he will prove to everyone he is a good leader/party to mary. He is helping his future chosen family during the movie:
However things changed and became... Complicated. This new family made be a dead end. => exactly like in the movie
The change would be his acting and what he said when Anna came back:
When he saw the situation: Elsa can't fix the blizzard, the kingdom is doomed. PLUS Anna is cursed! She was okay for him but he never really loved her... So he can't save her.
It wasn't supposed to happen like that. And AT THAT POINT, he switches! Not before, not after. If they died, he will be king as he is wanted. Anna is dying and well... The others rulers will not step forward directly to kill the Queen (because you know, political issues). But if he did it, he thought it would fix everything and he would say that Elsa wanted to end the blizzard and sadden by her sister deaf, she was willing to kill herself/being killed.
Elsa & Anna would be martyrs and Hans, a Hero. Happy Hans ending!
I think that if they changed his sentences/acting during the fireplace scene/reveal, it would fix a lot of things.
Disney went to full ugly villain/heartless reveal when they should have gone to the "I'm willing to sacrifice you and your sister to have what I want even if I wasn't willing to in the first place".
=> deeper character arc, small modifications (less than a few scenes), better way to show his twist.
Ps: I didn't see the musical and I am kind of curious to know if they fix it?
















