Jun 11, 2019
As a Helsa shipper, things are really put into perspective when the Prince actually stabs the Queen to death in your non-Frozen OTP.
I'm still going to ship Helsa, but yeah...
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As a Helsa shipper, things are really put into perspective when the Prince actually stabs the Queen to death in your non-Frozen OTP.
I'm still going to ship Helsa, but yeah...
I want to write a book and make the main girl character end up with the totally misunderstood villian guy when the story alluded to the girl ending up with the likable hero. Then everyone will know how us noncanon shippers feel when our dreams are crushed.
A friendly reminder that Regina (Evil Queen from Once Upon a Time) killed thousands of innocent people including her own father, yet everyone was begging for her to be redeemed, and everyone is extremely happy that she was. Maleficent was redeemed in the movie Maleficent and everyone was happy about that. So with all this Frozen 2 hype, why is everyone against Hans' redemption? He only attempted to kill one person. Why is it so hard to forgive him like we can forgive worse villains (Regina and Maleficent)? Why does everyone assume he is a sociopath? Just because he is clever and falsifies emotions sometimes doesn't mean he is because it's never been said either way. Goodness, I could be a sociopath! Everyone is a fixer upper! Even if Helsa doesn't happen, Hans at least deserves redemption!
This is my favorite Helsa picture!
Elsa came!
I saw Disney Frozen on Ice last night and the interaction between Hans and Elsa was just so beautiful, even if he tried to kill her.