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Art for Frozen Ever After little golden book by Matthieu Saghezchi
I was asked about hans and marshmallow interacting, which are two characters I hadn’t really pictured together before! This was a fun dynamic to explore. These 2 would have an excessively rocky start after not only what hans did to marshmallow but to elsa. Here are some more positive takes on their interactions..
I like 2 imagine Elsa treats him like those big dogs who are also princesses. He’s protective.
Frozen: Olaf's Tiny Tales (5 of 6)
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I just realized this, but in Frozen Fever, when the snowgies start appearing out of nowhere, Kristoff has no idea where they came from. It’s safe to assume he knew Elsa was making them, but he doesn’t know why.
I just found it hilarious to think that Kristoff spent the whole time until the sisters returned thinking Elsa was messing with him on purpose and making his job of protecting the ice cream cake unnecessarily difficult.
Revealing these questions at D23 is a good signal for Frozen 3 & 4
<Coming out of Frozen 2 we still had questions, a lot of questions actually. That's just page one. Now you see why it will take two films to answer them> - Jennifer Lee
Now, we all are speculating about the direction these two new movies will lead us, but I think the most interesting aspect is how much they anticipated these questions to the audience. I won't disect them because a lot of people already did that and it would be too long for me, but still, I think it's important to consider what all this might mean.
When it came down to Frozen 2, they didn't anticipate that much to the audience until it was the D23 Expo of 2019 and for the most part they were left mostly for the interviews that these questions (here a ScreenRant article for example):
Here they decided instead to go with a 3 years anticipation about what the two movies will mostly be about. This means they have already an idea of where they are headed, at least premises wise.
I think the most important aspect here is that the questions put on stage connect back to both Frozen and Frozen 2.
F2 already did that by answering a couple of important questions connected to the first movie:
Why Agnarr and Iduna chose such an extreme course with their daughters? The trauma of what happened 34 years before in the Enchanted Forest
Where were the parents headed to which led to their deaths? They were trying to sail through the Dark Sea to reach Ahtohallan and have answers about Elsa powers
Why Elsa was born with her icy powers? As a gift because Iduna saved Agnarr's life when they were little despite being on opposite sides
In that case those were all things connected to the sisters and their parents, basically focusing mainly on the prologue part of F1.
As we can see, the Frozen 3/4 questions extend beyond Anna & Elsa, allowing other important characters like Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, Marshmallow & the Snowgies and even Hans to appear in this list. Yeah, maybe some will most likely be for fun and quickly answered (the iconic Oaken expression for example), but it doesn't sound much logical to spent two movies just to maybe make fun of some characters, that sounds pretty stupid.
I think it's clear the intention here is basically the same when they were making Frozen 2: trying to give a sense of complition and clearness to the saga as a whole, not simply introducing a new situation with new characters.
Even questions related to the ruins in Ahtohallan, the idea of a previous Fifth Spirit, getting a better understanding of Elsa's evergrowing powers and see the challenges Anna will face as Queen are all elements that most likely will allow to expand the world of Frozen beyond the Arendelle and Northuldra borders.
After all, even the Frozen 3 concept art only give us an initial idea of what we will see but, just like the F1 concept always showed at D23 shows us almost nothing about the the plot (just Anna and Elsa skating), it's not all.
Who knows, maybe we will see the Duke of Weselton again? Or the Trolls are in fact hiding something, but maybe not what people has theorized for years?