Why did Elsa seemed tired after putting out fire around Anna?
This one is kind of controversial, and I have to confess that I haven’t read the novelization, but for the leaks I had sometimes is not that explanatory for these kind of things, so I tried to figure out by myself.
Elsa saves Anna by putting out an extencion of fire larger than all the spots she put out on all that fight before...
She falls to her knees, tired all of sudden.
She get up again, still on battle mode but still tired of what she just did...
But right after she’s just ready for round 2. As if she’s not tired.
So, what just happened here?
Let’s think, what is the kind of exercise that takes energy from you and you are breathless after doing it but only for a brief moment right after you done it?
Lift something really heavy. Or push it.
Think of it. You grap it, you lift it, and then when you put in somewhere, you need a breath, but only for a moment.
Here’s an example of some movie critic for illustration.
So, after thinking about this, I think for Elsa putting out fire was like pushing something, in this case, she pushes the fire out with her own element, ice, and it takes for her the same effort, and, even if she has stamina, taking something large does this effect we had seen.
Besides, we’re talking about Bruni’s fire, the fire of the freaking Fire Spirit, it can’t be that easy to put out.
