Frozen Enneagram
Anna - 2w1
Anna cares a lot for the people around her, going out of her way to make others happy. Because of her two core, she is always seen interacting with others, she is always seen saving the day in one form or another. We often see this in her interactions with Elsa and her interactions with her kingdom- she is consistently seen wanting to make sure others are safe, sometimes at her own detriment. Her one wing gives her the strong desire to do what’s right, protecting Elsa, getting Kristoff a new sled, after losing his old one. Doing the “Next Right Thing” and destroying the dam, after discovering its origins. Because of Anna’s kind and helpful nature, however, others (Hans) sometimes try to take advantage of this for their own personal gain.
Elsa - 9w1
Elsa, more than anything, wants peace with everyone, including herself. She struggles with confrontation, and runs away at the first sign of conflict, and struggles with this throughout the first movie- which is very typical of type 9s. Even in the second movie, she continues to struggle with confrontation, pushing Anna off on a boat, when she tries to present arguments. She does, however, seem better at this, and seems to face problems head on, instead of running away from them. Like her sister, she has a one wing, she wants to do the right thing, but to her, the right thing is separating herself from her environment, to protect them from her.
Kristoff - 6w5
Until he meets Anna, Kristoff doesn’t have a lot of faith in the outside world- which makes sense. In his song, “Reindeers are Better than People”, he describes how untrustworthy people are, and how he only really trusts himself. He is self-reliant, not really trusting of Anna’s judgment (rightfully so), and struggles to come out of his shell. In the second movie, he is much healthier, and instead, sometimes questions his relationship with Anna, but still remains very loyal to her.
Olaf - 7w6
Olaf wants nothing more than happiness, whether it’s through experiencing summer, or exploring new knowledge, he does everything to do so. He is trustworthy and optimistic, encapsulating all of Anna and Elsa’s best traits, and doesn’t like missing out on important things (like summer). Because of this, he often comes off as naive, and unable to read the room, but more often than not, means well.
