Random Insanely Smart Fan Theories About Frozen (22 items)

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  (#19) Hans Is a Mirror

  Many fans think this theory explains Hans’s confusing character. He’s not a person, but rather reflects the emotions and mindset of the person with whom he interacts. Possibly, he’s the Mirror from the story "The Snow Queen," disguised as a person.
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  (#12) Arendelle Fought the Clans in Brave

  Redditor TheJarvey has an elaborate Brave vs. Frozen theory, explaining that Arendelle is a fairly new town that was created after a war. It was a port during the war and Elsa’s father was the first ruler. He also sports military medals on his uniform. The Duke of Weselton, an ally to Arendelle during the war, is not cool with Elsa’s powers, perhaps because he’s had a run-in with sorcery from the clans people.

  This also explains why King Ignarr would hide Elsa away. There are many other elements to the theory and it's certainly worth a read.
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  (#15) Frozen Sequel Will More Closely Follow The Snow Queen

  The first film is very loosely based on the story The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen. Many fans believe Frozen 2 will return to the material, and draw much more closely from it. The sequel’s production began in April 2016.
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  (#20) Elsa Makes Hans’s Sword Appear

  Redditor bhamv discovered something fascinating about the climactic scene in Frozen where Hans is about to strike Elsa with a sword. Upon closer inspection, Hans is not holding a sword in one frame, and then has one the next. Is that because Elsa put it there in order to save Arendelle from herself? Or did Disney just goof?
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  (#3) Elsa’s Powers Are Nothing New to the King and Queen

  Redditor Nijata suggests that Elsa’s parents knew all about her powers because a relative had them before. They knew that they needed the troll’s help to heal Anna, and they knew that hiding Elsa away was in her best interest.
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  (#6) Would Kristoff’s Kiss Have Saved Anna? Probably Not

  Frozen threw aside the notion that the princess is saved by some dude’s kiss. Tears are stronger magic than kisses in Scandinavian folklore so Elsa’s tears and Anna’s sacrifice saved the day - and Arendelle.

  Redditor Volsunga puts forth the idea that even though the kiss is the second strongest power to undo a curse, Kristoff’s kiss might not have helped. Basically, because Anna and Kristoff have lived sheltered lives, they fall for each other after Anna falls for Hans. They are still young and naive in their affection and potential love for each other. That kiss wouldn’t be as effective without some time to grow and mature.

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