#frozenanalisis

[marthefrozenfan]

Some parts of the fandom hate the joke in "Let It Go" where Elsa feels "embarrassed" when she sees herself singing. They're bothered by it because Elsa was at the height of her fame, and they feel it's unfair because the song became quite popular.

But I don't see the negative side of it. It's just a joke, and besides, in that scene, Elsa was in a stage of self-acceptance, a stage where even some things she did in the past make her cringe, just like any human being who evolves and changes. Because when we grow up, sometimes there are situations from our past that make us say, "Oh no, was that really me?" And yes, we tend to feel embarrassed or cringe when we remember those situations. So what? It's part of growing up as human beings. It's okay if some situation in your life makes you feel embarrassed; it's part of it. And just like a human being, a character does too, and Elsa is a clear example.

Elsa is a human being like any other. She had every right to feel cringe during that period of her life when she was practically isolated and faced with her greatest enemy: FEAR. And in Frozen 2, when she's on Ahtohallan, she's at peace with herself and free from fear. So... what's wrong with having an emotion like embarrassment? It's normal; it makes her HUMAN. 🌹🌹🌹

[marthefrozenfan]

As an Anna fan, it feels so horrible when people say and blame that Elsa "abandoned" Arendelle and Anna to "be a hippie in the enchanted forest"... God no! She didn't abandon Arendelle or her sister. She didn't leave Arendelle because she wanted to... but because she NEEDED TO, and that's completely different from "wanting".

In fact, there's a book called Polar Nights (2022) that explains just that aspect in a few fragments :

With that fragment, I realize that Ahtohallan/Enchanted forest and Arendelle are Elsa's homes, the fact that she now lives in the enchanted forest ... does not mean that Arendelle was not her home, does not mean that she left the place where she grew up for 24 years,She didn't leave Arendelle forever!,Arendelle has always been part of Elsa's home, however, due to everything Elsa went through, being forced to hide her magic from everyone, locked up and isolated by 4 walls for 13 long years, even I would feel it like a prison! ... Arendelle felt like a prison because of it, because of the fear and guilt she was forced to have. Frozen 2 was precisely her journey to feel more complete, because she finally accepts herself, she is free without fear, without guilt and now Ahtohallan is part of her home now, she can finally be one with her magic. Ahtohallan has undoubtedly changed Elsa, she ... is completely different from what she was in Frozen and she is happier. ✨💗

They also play another fragment that I find very beautiful, where Elsa makes another trip to Ahtohallan for some reason:

It's so beautiful how they describe how happy Elsa is now! , she is no longer afraid, nor guilty, she is free and happy, happy to finally accept herself as she is, happy to now be next to Anna, whose person was so important to Elsa that she had to hide her magic so as not to hurt her, and that partly thanks to Anna Elsa learned a lot about loving you just as you are, I mean... her sister didn't care about how out of control Elsa was with her magic and accepted her just as she was, that's love! And Elsa is very grateful to have had Anna, whose person never gave up on Elsa, and no matter how much Elsa pushed her away, Elsa hasn't left Anna, she didn't abandon her just to "be a hippie in an enchanted forest," but since she's at peace with herself... she can spend more time with her sister, as she says "And yet, she still had her sister" ... it's so beautiful! ✨💗

Finally, I understand, I'm showing fragments from a book that was released almost 3 years after Frozen 2, and I understand that there are people who don't have the book available, however I feel it was necessary to share these fragments from the Polar Nights book with you. It's part of Elsa's story, they reflect more of her feelings regarding her experiences she's lived through for so many years, etc. I just hope people understand that Elsa didn't abandon her sister or Arendelle, stop blaming her for being happy now!

[marthefrozenfan]

Sometimes I wonder why they don't give Elsa freckles when they make fan art or official artwork, when she obviously has freckles, unlike Anna, she has few, but it's something I always wonder.

I see fan art and they never give her freckles. I see some 2D illustrations and they don't give them either. Could it be that they're afraid of giving Elsa freckles? I mean, she has few freckles compared to Anna, but she does have freckles, she has freckles, but they never give them to her! Ahh!

I mention that they're afraid of giving her freckles because I feel like they're afraid it will take away from her attractiveness and perfection. If that's the case, then they're making a mistake. I mean... perfection doesn't exist, and Elsa isn't going to lose her attractiveness if they add a few freckles to her.

I mean... I understand artistic freedom. Everyone draws characters the way they want. I won't deny that. They have unique styles, everyone has a different way of drawing characters. But in every fan art I see, they don't put the freckles on Elsa that she should have? I don't know. I think it's fear or something like that.

It's just... Just look at this panel! It's from a graphic novel, and in just a few pages, if you add a few freckles, she looks so adorable! And no, it doesn't make her less attractive or perfect, she looks so cute 💗🥹✨

If it's fear, don't be afraid! Elsa isn't here to tell us "she's perfect" and if giving her freckles takes away that "perfection", what's wrong with that? Perfection doesn't exist and freckles are cute! Freckles are something that some people have and it makes them unique... no, it makes them human, it's a trait that makes Elsa human✨🤧💗🥹

I hope that one day they lose their fear of giving Elsa freckles, whether in fanart or official art.

[marthefrozenfan]

Not everyone deserves to love Elsa❄️

I may be a bit judgmental about the character hahaha, there is a facet of the character that I don't like (FOS in particular, sorry :'c) but... I know how to appreciate the character, I know her much more than those so-called "Elsa fans" who only show more hypocrisy 💅🏽💋

"Everyone loves Elsa"... some say that, but I say: "Not everyone"

Not everyone because... remove the few haters she has (who by the way are very stupid xd).

Not everyone because remove those who only like her for her physique and not for what she does in the movie.

Not everyone, because remove those who sexualize the character and they are mostly men.

Not everyone, because remove who only say that she is independent because "she did not fall in love with a man" (how stupid).

Not everyone, because remove those who only focus more on hating Anna than loving Elsa.

So, taking away all those people... I realize that there are only very few people who truly love the character and of course I am that minority, maybe there are those who think that I hate her for some things that I don't like about the character, but... so what? I'm not going to call her a saint, she's not perfect either, that's the point dah, but at least I don't treat her like an object, like just visual entertainment, I didn't fall in love because of a simple phrase. I am aware of the disaster that she is, sometimes I do feel like pouring boiling water on her for some little things xd, but... I recognize the good things that she has done, I mean... Give up her happiness for Anna for 13 long years!?... That is to be admired even if it hurts 🥹🥹!, as cold as she may seem... moving away from Anna may not have been the best thing but... she cared a lot about Anna!, that is also to be appreciated, rewarding in some way the emotional damage of her sister..., f*ck... it's beautiful😭💗, being the first to "break the ice" with Anna on the day of her coronation!!... I loved that! 🥹💗✨and I could say more good things about the character but I'm already lazy, the point is that I notice the good and bad things but I accept her like that, I do know how to love her, not like those who pretend to love her as in the characteristics I mentioned

She is such a complex character and not everyone deserves to love her

The funny thing is that... I have some Elsa fans as friends and I being an Anna fan, but you know?... those do know how to love the character, in fact I admire the love they have for Elsa, it's nice, but at least they recognize the good and the bad, at least they also love Anna and of course they recognize the good things about her and don't cling to the bad, those are true fans who do deserve to love their character and it is appreciated🥹💗✨

But outside of them... no, not everyone deserves to love this iconic character, not everyone deserves her 💅🏽💋

[marthefrozenfan]

This is the representation of someone who does not cling to the previous version of someone and learns to forgive him/her.

This world is complicated and you have to think carefully about who deserves forgiveness or not, while there are people like Hans who are cruel... they do not deserve forgiveness and good people like Anna do, but of course... good people also make mistakes, what differentiates them from bad people is that at least they fix them.

Anna of course made the mistake of falling in love with a stranger, which had serious consequences obviously, but she knew how to fix it and make peace with her sister, but ... that's already something in the past! Anna is no longer that girl who falls in love with a stranger, she has changed so much during those 3 years and of course she is aware of the mistake she made in her past 💗✨

So ... with all this said, this image represents Elsa who does not look ashamed of the previous version of Anna, she does not look clinging to that Anna who fell in love with a stranger, that previous version of Anna all excited gives her more tenderness and ... do you know why? ... she learned to forgive her because she knows that her little sister is no longer the same, she has already changed and has learned from her mistake 🥹💗✨🥰

[marthefrozenfan]

How I love this interaction of brothers-in-law

At first I thought they were going to fight hahaha but... let's see👀

For 16 years (not 13 anymore) of her life, Elsa... pushed Anna away to "protect" her and then understood that instead of doing so she only hurt her emotionally and in part it is also overprotective... she had to learn to let Anna do things, Anna has changed and is already an adult... Elsa is not going to be taking care of her all the time... and she knows very well that she can take care of herself, now... with this lesson that she learned for 16 years... she herself makes Kristoff understand that he is now Anna's fiancé, that he should trust her, she makes him understand how brave and strong Anna is and dah... obviously Kristoff agrees with her ✨💗

Although... well, I have noticed a small difference, Kristoff is not as overprotective at this moment, however, because he is Anna's fiancé... he cares a lot about her She, who isn't, right?, is worried that Anna will risk too much, that she will get hurt and in worse cases... dah..."☠️" but what can I say... she is the queen, no matter what she is going to risk for her kingdom, so Kristoff will have to learn not to worry too much about his fiancée, also... when he met her and fell in love with her it was because of her bravery and for being a fighter, and yes... because she talks a lot haha, so let him continue falling in love with those aspects of Anna ✨💗

I love how Elsa raises her hand, setting limits or putting a stop "✋🏽" to her brother-in-law's over-concern towards Anna...

Okay, okay, I better shut up, otherwise I'm going to start talking about body language, lol, now I'll get to the point...

What I mean is that... well, each of the two has a different way now about taking care of Anna

But whatever it is... they share the interest in Anna, on the one hand as a sister and on the other as a fiancée and yes, of course the pair of blondes... had a lot to learn from a pretty redhead... because thanks to Anna... the ice bros left their unsocial circle and in some way she made them change✨💗🥺🥰

From a rude, grumpy blonde boy with little social life... now he is someone noble and more social.

From a girl who lived in fear all her life and pushed her sister away... now she is freer and no longer pushes her sister away ✨💗🥺🥰

But well, one thing is certain... Kristoff has to learn to relax and not worry too much about his fiancée :3

[marthefrozenfan]

Different fandom, different characters but same character development?

I will only talk about this blog FROM MY EXPERIENCE that I had in the fandoms, whether it was Frozen or The Owl House

Why is it okay to have feelings of guilt, fear, suicidal thoughts as an adult, but it's wrong when you feel the same as a teenager?

Since I saw Frozen in the theater, I became a fan, however, in 2020 I started my life in the fandom.

But... from what I see, and I clarify again, I say this from experience, people do not blame Elsa at all for the emotions she has, people are very empathetic with the character because they are aware that Elsa represents fear, they know what she has been through, she was very afraid of hurting Anna with her magic, she felt like a monster because of the winter storm she accidentally made, clearly fear made her distance herself because she felt it was the best for everyone and of course because of her fear and guilt... for Elsa it would be better not to exist so that the eternal winter would disappear.

It hurts, doesn't it? A person with all those negative emotions inside of them... makes you want to hug them and be empathetic, because of course as an adult you feel identified and Elsa is in the adult stage😔💔

On this side, they give me to understand that it is okay to feel like that as an adult

Everything changes when I enter The Owl House fandom and everything is different

Luz Noceda goes through almost the same thing as Elsa, feeling responsible and guilty for a situation that was simply out of her control, I mean... she didn't know that she was helping Belos in an indirect way, and well... she felt so horrible that she felt that the best way is to walk away or even... well, you saw the image ☠️💔

Oh no! Here some of the fandom blame her for all her negative emotions, because according to them, she was not responsible with Amity🤔🤨 , Luz is just hurting Amity for hiding her worries and being in a very vulnerable moment, according to people in the fandom it is justifiable to hate Luz from the third season just for these negative emotions that as a teenager she had to experience and they blame her for only this, they do not have that empathy or that heart to understand what she is going through 💔🫠

On this hand, they give me to understand that as a teenager it is wrong to feel negative emotions, because from their perspective "only adults know what those emotions are" 😒🙄

[marthefrozenfan]

Anna in Frozen 3 should no longer be overprotective to Elsa

I really don't have much to say about it in this blog, but I will try to write the best I can, although yes... I am also a little afraid of having to post it, there may also be some part of the fandom that tells me that I am wrong, that yes I hate Anna, etc, so I repeat again that if you don't agree with what I say...don't bother commenting or reblogging, just ignore if you don't agree with my opinion, if you do just leave your opinion "💗"

Anna, unlike Elsa, also has a somewhat strange way of protecting Elsa, because Elsa pushes her away to "protect" her and that in some way does harm, in my previous blog I talked about it, however...Anna always tries to protecting Elsa wherever she goes and that is also suffocating, I understand that like Elsa, Anna also has that fear of losing the person she loves the most, and now even more so when she has had to fight for several years that Elsa cannot Stay away, but... overprotecting her is not the solution and it is a little irritating.

In Frozen 1 there is not much to say about Anna's overprotection of Elsa, Anna was not trying to overprotect her sister, more than anything she wanted to recover that sisterhood that they had before, apologize for having caused Elsa to cause eternal winter and convince her In taking back the summer, I didn't see any overprotectiveness on Anna's part in the movie.

Forest of Shadows, which is a Frozen book... there isn't much to say about it, Anna was wanting to help her older sister with a certain problem in that book and show her that she can do things, I didn't see any clear overprotection regarding that book.

Frozen 2 is Anna's real problem with overprotection towards Elsa, and as I said at the beginning of the blog, every time Elsa takes a risk, Anna follows her and stops her, let's say that like Elsa, she doesn't think about her own safety either. (sorry Elsa fans for saying that, but it's the truth)

First of all, when Gale came furious and transformed into a tornado, Elsa stopped him so that she would be in control and Anna wanted to stop her! ...nothing is going to happen to Elsa Anna!, and if Anna had gotten into that moment...I think even the magic that Elsa was using at that moment to calm Gale...would have affected Anna.

Later, when Bruni got furious and almost set the enchanted forest on fire, Elsa with her powers tried to put out the fire that was everywhere...and Anna wanted to throw herself into the fire for her sister just like that and almost ended up suffocating because of it! the smoke of the fire! If Anna doesn't survive...imagine how Elsa would feel (she would never forgive herself).

I won't count the rock giants because nothing as such happened

Now comes the scene where Elsa wants to go to Ahtohallan to look for answers to the past and clarifies that it is a very dangerous trip to go to that place... and Anna does or does want to accompany her so that she does not take risks, they have a mini discussion and of course Elsa took her away in an ice boat, it shouldn't have happened but there were no other options, even though it was kind of wrong to take her away...she also doesn't want something to happen to Anna, maybe if Elsa was clearer and tell Anna that they do things together only that each one on their own... it would have been easier to convince Anna, anyway. Anna in Frozen 2 was very overprotective of Elsa and in the end she recognizes that she was.

Anna has undoubtedly had to learn to let go and let go, she had to lose that fear that something would happen to her sister, and now that she is queen of Arendelle...she no longer overprotects Elsa, she has left that habit behind like he had done in Frozen 2, of course... how anyone worries about their sister, they worry that she might get hurt to do things right, but... you know? Anna is aware that her sister also runs risks just like her, there are some situations where Elsa has to do things alone and Anna doesn't even bother having to argue, she doesn't do it anymore, although that part is because Elsa already lets her. That aspect is clear and without underestimating Anna (not like in FOS and a little F2)

(In the graphic novel called "Anna and the mystery of the mountains" She doesn't worry that much about her sister, whether she's fine or not, or that's what I see)

Yes there are times when Anna sometimes doubts whether Elsa can take risks although those times are already minimal, but... it doesn't stop her, she learned to let her go, Anna has changed a lot throughout this Frozen franchise, she definitely left that fear aside, and I am so proud of that great change that Anna has made and I am very proud of the queen of Arendelle that she is. now 💗🥺✨🥰

(Polar Nights is an example of what I'm saying)

If Disney comes up with that ridiculous idea of making Anna overprotect Elsa again... they're throwing aside everything Anna has ever had to fight for for the queen she is now, ANNA'S NO LONGER OVERPROTECTING ELSA F*CK! 😭😭✨💗

So no! Anna should no longer be overprotective of Elsa in Frozen 3, Disney don't ruin it x 2! 😞