I think you pretty much nailed it, but the fireplace scene where he's being extremely "Cold Hearted" is him mirroring Anna with her freezing/cold heart.
I thought the evil Hans scene was him mirroring Anna again, but in the sense that he became cold and frigid in a moment where Anna was *physically* turning cold and frigid
Fun psychological fact: Mirroring someone (words, body language, etc) makes it easier to gain their trust. Which is what Hans does to EVERYONE in Arendelle
Yep, I think so as well. Hans manipulating everyone can clearly be seen. But him mirroring them - it could be a metaphor for the mirror of the original tale, even though it might not be intended. The scene where Hans sees himself in the window should be compared to Elsa looking outside a window earlier in the movie. It is even the same camera angle. Elsa sees her kingdom, while Hans sees only himself because he is selfish.
In psychology, we learn that if you want to gain somebody's affection or merely want someone to like you - you should mirror what they do. People like other people who are a reflection of themselves. Hans was trying to gain affection from everybody in Arendelle so that if his plan to be king follows through, the town would be okay with it because of his "likeable" personality.
Mollie Ann Also in psychology, the mirroring, lack of empathy, and many of Hans other traits, like repeating what others have said to him to gain trust or show "empathy", or even gaslighting Anna as she's slowly freezing to death, telling her she's no match for Elsa, and "if only someone loved you", shows him to have NPD (narcissistic personality disorder)..
Oh my God, I found myself doing the mirroring thing or repeating what other person just said sometimes... I hope I don't have NPD... I never tried to murder anybody, thought.
alguien1234 Same. I've thought that me "mirroring others" is because I'm simply easily influenced with other people's mood. I kinda think sometimes as well that I'm being fake or what, but I'm not sure. 😂
Mirroring is a behavior, and as with most behaviors it can be used for both good and ill purposes. I personally will mirror my friends so that I can better understand what they're feeling, help them feel more comfortable and give them a safe place to open up about things that are stressing or troubling them. It all depends on whether the one doing the mirroring is using it to selfishly manipulate (Hanz) or to genuinely help those they mirror.
c'mon! stop ruining the movie with boring facts! he is a mirror done, with that no NPD no liking no emotions! just a mirror as a human with no emotions
You missed a pretty big reflection. Also in the fairy tale, one of the shards ended up in the character's heart. At first glance, we would all probably assume that Frozen's reference to this is when Elsa fires her ice magic into Anna's heart... twice in fact. But if Han's is actually the Mirror in the story that means that he would have to find a way... wait for it... into Anna's heart! Which is exactly what he did.
+dimapez I wouldn't say we're dumb, more lazy as some of us can't be bothered to put them in in writing because we don't use them ourselves, and we aren't taught that alphabet unless we choose to do it in our own time and a lot of us are too lazy or don't care enough to do that. In terms of pronounciation, yes, we don't get how to say them unless we've been taught it, but that's the same with every language. I also think that that alphabet isn't superior, just different. But that's my opinion!
neji eye no, he took off the gloves. In plays and writing, gloves are often used to show somebody is hiding their true selves or keeping a big secret. In frozen, the only characters wearing gloves are Hans and Elsa. Elsa takes off her gloves during let it go, symbolizing she no longer fears what people think of her secret and "letting it go". Hans most likely wore the gloves to show he was plotting something and hiding his true colors. In the scene where he was talking about how he is gonna kill Anna and stuff he casually pulls off his gloves, revealing his plan and showing his true colors.
No, Hans is not a mirror, like in the room, he wasn't mirroring anybody, he was reflecting his true plan, he was going to betray them, he just needed the right time to do it. If he was really a mirror 🪞, he wouldn't have shattered into millions of pieces when Anna punches him and knocks into the ocean. In he was frozen fever 🤒, he was shoving horse 🐎 poop 💩, and when the snowball, he didn't shatter into pieces. Also, we get more of his backstory in frozen heart ❤️. So, is Hans a mirror 🪞 ? No 👎, he is just a really great manipulator.
This is a very interesting theory. I have my own, too. I think the rock trolls are the ones responsible for turning Hans against Anna (and vice versa), through a magic spell. Anna and Kristoff bearly tolerated each other until the trolls decided they should be together and sang the Fixer Upper song. Immediately after that song (or rather, during it) Anna and Kristoff suddenly had these feelings for each other that weren't there before. I think the song was a spell. This spell took effect for Hans when he tried to break Elsa's spell and melt Anna's heart; then all of a sudden, this guy who was genuinely interested in Anna from the moment they met; suddenly becomes a heartless jerk as soon as he tries to kiss her. The trolls' spell took effect from that point, turning him into something dark and ugly that Anna would understandably lose interest in. I think that the troll's spell broke when Elsa figured out how to melt everything. Maybe it's just me, but by this point and the end of the movie, Hans seems...confused, to say the least. Like he didn't remember what happened or why he was even in Arrendale in the first place. I don't think the rock trolls are evil, mind you. I just think they were trying to help Kristoff get a girl.
The Snow Queen "wasn't entertaining?!?" Okay, sure Frozen is more fun, but the original story has incredible beauty and spiritual depth, rich symbolism and imagery that doesn't make it into the movie. However, your theory about Hans is brilliant. It is said that narcissists have no personality of their own, and mirror back the people around them because they don't understand the give-and-take of true human communication. Sometimes it seems like they can read minds - really they are only predators with a remarkable ability to hone in on the weaknesses of others. Now I can see Hans is a narcissist, and therefore a much more frightening and realistic villain than Elsa at her most unhinged ever could be. P.S. That wasn't a troll in the original story, but literally the Devil. H.C. Andersen was a devout Christian, and spiritual warfare is a theme in some of his work, particularly this and the original Little Mermaid.
Please try not to dehumanize narcissists too much. They're people. They're badly broken people who can't actually empathize. One of the most telling analyses of narcissism says that because of the broken "mirror" -- an inability to exercise the human trait of true empathy, an accurate emotional reflection of the people around them -- the narcissist is unable to believe in anything like love. They suspect that it's a lie, like any other sophisticated emotion. They can't believe that they are innately worthy of being cared for, there must be some sort of self-serving motive whenever someone else does this "love" script ... and they learn to mimic the script, the behavior, but not the motivation, so they can drop it whenever it stops being convenient. Narcissists DO have personalities -- but they're crippled. This doesn't mean one should allow them to hurt oneself or other people with their brokenness, because that way lies much lasting harm, but they don't CHOOSE to be like they are, and shouldn't be hated for being so. Not everybody who has narcissistic traits is as badly broken as everyone else. And, there are other things that mimic narcissism but aren't. Some cases of dissociative identity look a LOT like narcissism, but it's not that empathy is broken in these cases, it's that the broken continuity of self, the suppression of memory and emotion associated with severe trauma, that results in apparent narcissism, and can have the same kind of unhappy effects. And it's really bad when someone has both. And by "bad" I mean "tragic."
I don’t know if he was the kind of Christian that we have today. His father had a very Bohemian type of spirituality, and it was him that taught Hans about the concept of everything having an inner life and personality of it’s own [which accounts for all the fairytales Hans Christian Andersen wrote about moving objects, like “the hardy tin soldier,“ Or “the snowman.“]Not to say he wasn’t a Christian, just saying that the jury is still out on how religious he was in his private life.
Psychopath. Psychopaths Are Born With It And Can Pull Off Being Sane,Until They Can't. Sociopaths Gain It Though Some Tragic Event And Are Much Easier To Point Out As Insane.
Hey! The Snow Queen may be absolutely nothing like Frozen, but it's still a great story. plus, it's one of the few old-school fairytales that has a female hero, with the boy being the one in need of saving.
Raye J Totally agree: I can understand why somebody might prefer Frozen, but in my opinion it's a bit too much to say not to read it at all! The fairy tale is amazing and as to the movie being completely different, that's just the more reason to read the original work!
Agreed. I wish he hadn't discouraged people from checking it out. It is a really beautiful story with such interesting characters and goes beyond a the entertainment value.
What I want to happen: Hans: **Stops being a mirror or whatever** Aw yah dawg finally ah can be maiself tis so coool brah Anna: **Throws him back overboard**
It's called sociopath, people who do in fact mirror the emotions of others because they have no empathy or feelings of their own. I LOVE THIS THEORY and I think it makes so much sense and brings this entire movie back into focus. I always thought Hans was something of a pointless wild card; like they had to replace the Snow Queen (who was going to be a villain!) with something else. But this makes WAY more sense! Also for a really good version of the Snow Queen's original tale, check out Fairy Tale Theatre. It's actually not that bad. lol
To be fair, you automatically tend to mirror someone you like, and some people, who are easily affected by other peoples emotions, might do the same. Though in this particular case, I agree he is probably a sociopath.
This makes me understand Frozen more. I couldn’t understand how he fell in love, and then from one mistake Anna does, he turns cold-hearted. I couldn’t understand how someone can change that fast. But this makes sense, he mirrors the characters.
***** If a sociopath is really that, then I'm a sociopath, because I have high functioning autism and lack empathy outward. To put it as I understand the word; a sociopath doesn't understand emotion, but can replicate it if they need to, but they understand moral concepts and norms. A psychopath is less likely to stick to those things, though. But both sociopaths and psychopaths can live mostly normal lives. I'm definitely not an expert, though. I've always been interested in things like sociology and psychology, however. ^-^
The difference between sociopaths and psychopaths is this: a sociopath cannot feel emotion regardless of circumstance. A psychopath can feel emotion, but cannot feel empathy, meaning that he does not share the emotions of others, only understands them. Of course either personality disorder can be mild or severe. Hans would be on the severe side of psychopathy given his pathological lying and inability to behave as his own person around others. The Degloving in that scene with Anna is beautiful in a twisted way; he's finally discovering how to be his own person. Now if only he could turn it around so that he's not just hurting everyone....
As a sociopath who can fake EMPATHY (sociopaths are not emotionless, we just don't feel empathy towards others) I think Hans is probably more psychopath than anything else.
In the scene where he reveals his plans he also mirrors Anna's big fear at the moment. That the true love's kiss doesn't work or worse: that he doesn't avtually love her.
But Anna wasn't in love with Hans anymore and true loves kiss would never have worked because it has to be by both people, Anna's was betwixt Hans and Kristoff , her heart was not true. That's why Disney wouldn't let Kristoff kiss her either.
it has been. On na Interview, "Hans is a prince full of surprises. Always there "mirroring" everyone around"... and this was before he was revealed a villain.
Well in the original story the kid did have it in his eye so yeah he does have a mirror in his eye. Think about it: the mirror went into the kids eye BAM he turned into a hans
Hold on a frickin minute! I know that the original snow queen has nothing to do with Frozen i still recommend the original story for people to read or hear as (audible?). It is in Fact one of the most beautiful Storys written by Hans Christian Andersen!!! It's a story full of courage, love and the overall theme is to not judge too hastily. I am Sorry if this sounds very defensive, but the story is just very dear to my heart. Childhood and stuff. Anyways have a nice day.
Yeah, I think Lion King is actually closer to Hamlet as even though it is quite different it does mimic the most important scene's pretty well. Speaking of Lion King one scene in it that nobody talks about that I love is just before the ending with Sarabi. Just how the land is desolate, she is surrounded by savage brutes, the pride she loves is miserable and she knows she is going to be blamed for everything she still is a queen. Even after all of that she maintains her dignity, grace and aura of authority. She is honest to scar even though she knows he's unstable and will just get angry. The only time she loses her composure is when Scar says he accepts the fact that the pride will starve and he will just let it happen. It's only a 2 minute scene but I really wish we would get more of that. Of Sarabi being an indomitable, beautiful and powerful authority who has an unbending and absolute devotion to the pride and it's well being. Another thing that they actually did make but was cut was Scar trying to seduce Nala in a very creepy way. That is what causes her to run away and live on her own which is what ultimately get's her to the jungle where she meets Simba. They cut that because the thought that a man in his late 40's trying to seduce a 19 year old was too far and would get them an R rating. They also just felt that with Nala's innocence that people would find it far too disturbing.
I honestly think hans has a twin and he kidnaps him after he gets close with Anna and that explains the smile under the boat and he said later he has 13 older brothers if his twin was born first he is still older and that explains the emotion change.
Is Hans a mirror, YES, YES ,YES, YEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!! What human being would have so many different personalities. (I think the directors and Disney themselves officially confirmed this theory to be true.)
No they didn't. Hans is a real person. There is actually REAL PEOPLE that has multiple personalities. Hans is real because in frozen fever he is scooping poop away from Anna. He is a type of sociopath I believe who manipulates you. He was going for Elsa as he said IN THE MOVIE but use Anna cuz she wanted love on the exact spot so he took it
@@GhostInTimeGaming Thank you. Exclaty he is anything but a mirror. Rather than being a actually a mirror and having a frozen heart, he is the a metaphor for it because he is a terrible person and a good manipulator who will manipulate people and situations to get what they want.
False! Hans is a reflection of Anna when she asks him to kiss her, she does not actually love him she just wants to save herself at that moment, so Hans reflects it by being selfish like her.
Mohamad Ghotbizadeh nah, hans is def a borderline evil narcissist, maybe even sociopath. she "loved" (as much as you can possibly love someone you just met) him before she was dying, he's just a narcissist and played her up until he realized he didn't actually need her in order to be the king and rule the kingdom.
eayilat Âishah min Imrān I feel like the trolls curse him because of that line. They wanted her to be with Kristoff and they went to good lengths to do it. 👀
Ben's theory's still true though but you're also right. I'll explain how both of your theories are true. The scene started with blahblahblah Kristoff gave Anna in, Anna saw Hans and says kiss me to Hans and there. Hans reflected Anna (It started when she said to "Kiss Me" Hans look so scared and got worried because Anna was scared and worried that she'll not make it.) and Anna wants to save herself by doing the act of true love in a form of a true love's kiss. The reason (according to my theory, correct me if you think there's a better explanation) that Hans stopped the kiss and almost touched Anna's lips is because of Anna's Frozen-Heart. She's starting to lose hope and couldn't remember what love feels like anymore (Olaf Anna Scene). The only line that Hans said after he almost kissed Anna was, "Oh Anna. If only there's someone out there who loved you." Because of Anna's Frozen Heart, Hans said this line. Wonder why... hmmm... maybe she thought of Kristoff... It makes sense. "There's SOMEONE OUT THERE who LOVED you" (Olaf Anna Scene and Kristoff coming back to save Anna because he realised that he loves her.) That's it and he walks to the window to close the curtains but before that, he saw his reflection and he showed his true self to Anna.
Mirror moment may have kinda been mentioned. Weasletown guy: “The princess may be conspiring against us with the monster” (or something like that) Hans: “Dont question the princess, I’ll protect this place from treason” Though they werent directly related, both said forms of treason. Weasle guy just described it and hans said it
Okay. Ya'll gonna think I'm stupid. But for all the years I've watched SuperCarlinBrothers I've never come across Ben before. I've always managed to click on videos with the other guy in it. I was always so confused why it was called SuperCarlinBorthers. I always wondered where the other one was. Eventually I figured it was just a weird name choice and forgot about it. Till now. My mind is blown.
Yes and yes. Sociopaths tend to fake empathy by mirroring others, especially if they are intelligent sociopaths, in order to get by and get what they want. So it makes perfect sense that if you have a mirror be personified as a human, for it to be a sociopath. ~.^
He would not simply be a sociopath. Sociopaths are not simply evil or wish to advance themselves. The only requirement for sociopathy is a detachment from emotion. Temperance Brennan from Bones is a sociopath. You're taking about a psychopath or a narcissistic sociopath.
*gaspppp* Okayyy... This theory might actually be plausible. I was thinking about, "what about the age it wouldn't make sense." but it might actually makes sense. Well kinda if you understand. I searched how old is Hans from Frozen and according to Jennifer Lee, he's around 23 years old so that means he could also be either 22 or 24. I found this online... "It is kept in a cabinet in the Evil Queen's chambers. ... In this version when the Magic Mirror told the Evil Queen that the Seven Dwarfs freed Snow White from the deadly laces and that she can't be killed when she is in their protection, the Evil Queen breaks the Magic Mirror vowing to prove it wrong." and this... disneytheory.com/2014/09/11/this-timeline-puts-every-disney-movie-in-chronological-order/ It's the timeline of disney movies in chronological order. It says that Snow white is set in the early 1500s and Frozen was set in 1820. If the Evil Queen broke the mirror that means Hans or whoever the person was inside the mirror was free but also found out in Once Upon A Time, the mirror was a genie before he became a mirror and he fell in love with the queen but he doesn't want the kind to find out so he wished for himself to always be with her since the queen's also in love with him. He granted his own wish and he lives in the queen's hand mirror. The genie gave her the hand mirror.. The question is that how could Hans live for 320 years... Maybe because of his genie powers that makes him immortal? I couldn't find a source that says how long could a genie live. I found this as well... The mirror in Faerie Tale Theatre was played by Vincent Price. This mirror, as did all of the Queen's (Vanessa Redgrave) other mirrors, turned black as she found out that Snow White was alive. Other mirrors??? Hans's brothers??? If putting the clues together, it didn't specify if the mirrors turned black before or after it was broken by the queen. I had fun... LOL Mysteries intrigues me. BYE!!!
@@lucar2293 BTW I'm the same person(Warriors Have Fun. This channel is still up.. I'm currently using my main channel account) This was from 7 months ago and I read it again and I am proud of myself.. Lolll.. Thanks BTW... This was the only theory I have.. Well of course it's not my theory it's Olivia's theory but like you know adding stuff to it makes me a co-theorist of this theory.. Lolololll...
@@iceesadventures1667 I think there was a book were they told the evil queen's back story and the guy in the mirror was actually her father, sorry for the broken English
Now seriously, this err...theory(?)...still explain the erratic behavior Hans have as different personae. Know that this result was officially only incidental if we believe the interviews, it's an interesting video. And Hans, as a real mirror, at least makes for a nice idea of fanfiction. One that would read a little much like The Huntsman: Winter's War. But that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. By this rate, I wouldn't mind something like this video being done for Jasmine or Aladdin if it can explain why Jasmine fails so hard both as a strong girl and as a princess.
+SuperCarlinBrothers Norwegian here. Glogg (actually spelled "gløgg" and pronounced gloegg) is a traditional winter drink here. Its a bit like mulled wine, a sort of toddy with lots of christmasy spices. Some people also add raisins and crushed nuts to it, and a lot of adults mix it with red wine for that extra alcoholic kick. It's really delicious and warming and I definitely recommend you try it. It is also known as "the smell of christmas" here, if you make it you will understand why ;)
LCHF Kitchen Spaz Yes, that is most likely quite similar, although the liquid itself is in fact not really wine, it's more of a spiced toddy, but like I said a lot of adults add red wine to it for a bit of a buzz and an extra warming effect. As you know our winters up here can be devastating, so we do what we can to stay warm and safe during those "dark months".
the snowy mountans, the ships, i mean yeah! but, they're not norwegian i should know and i know but it makes me kindaaaaa sad that they just took inspiation and not making them actual norwegian
FANDOMS ARE LIFE since acording to this theory hans represents a magic miror, id say he acting like a magic creature. the reason why i dont think he is a magic creature but he is simply acting like one, is that when he reveales his true self he turns out to be bitter. i'd be bitter to if i would alway see and represent the flaws of humanety exept for the few times that i can be my true self.
Does that explain why suddenly the village excepts Elsa at the end of the movie out of the blue? She put danger and fear in their village, and she's now easily accepted from hugging her sister all milly willy? Cause she reversed the effects of the snow and made it a fun skating rink? There's not one single person still skeptical of her?
wow once upon a time carried a bit of this part of the fable, as the curse of "shattered sight". and its like a speck gets in their eye and it resembles a broken mirror
My theory is that Hans wasn't evil the whole time and that he truly loved Anna at the beginning of the movie (even if they only knew each other for a day). After Anna searches for Elsa, Hans helps the people in Arendel and doesn't act like a dick at all. So why would he change in this extrem way? Because of the trolls. When the trolls sing "Fixer upper" they literally say: "Get the fiance out of the way and the whole thing will be fixed". We also know from the beginning of the movie that trolls have magic powers. So what if the trolls used their magic powers to change Hans' opinion. And if you're thinking that they would never do this just imagine the beginn again. When Kristoff and Sven follow Anna, Elsa and their parents they meet a troll which said "You're cute. I'll take you with me" (I don't know the exact words, but something like this) and this is really creepy. Kristoff may have a family , which loves him and this troll takes him away from them (and even if his parents are dead, the troll cannot know this). So what we know is that the trolls do not always act in a correct "good" way and have the ability to use magic to make Hans stop locing Anna.
Watch love is an Open door again. it's pretty clear that what he really wants is the kingdom, check out what he points at and says and how Anna fills in the stuff and he just goes along with it.
Did you know? Hans was actually supposed to be just a love interest. Elsa would have been the villain, had the producers not decided to change the script after they heard Let It Go for the first time, thinking the song was too uplifting to be for a villain. So they made Elsa into the damsel in distress, and Hans was the only one with enough screen time to be a justifiable villain. They made this change when a considerable amount of the movie was already done, so they couldn't scratch the whole idea and start again, so they just fixed it midway through. Hans sudden changes weren't intended, the producers just didn't care enough to get them fixed.
Oh my gosh! It totally makes sense now! You come up with some of the craziest theories, that are also very true in the end. You are very entertaining good sir... for that reason... I gotta subscribe to you.
I would say that Hans is a psychopath as he doesn't really have emotions of his own but instead acts in a reflective manner to try to fit in. A psychopath is cunning and manipulative, superficial charm grandiose sense of self worth, can trigger empathy on and off (cinematographly shown with the gloves), pathological liar, lack of remorse, any "genuine" emotion is short lived (mainly his reflections of people).
Psychopaths don't feel very many emotions, but they become experts at pretending to do so, constantly analyzing everyone around them to find the best way to get in those people's good graces. Because most of how they act is a facade, they can freely change "masks" whenever it suits them, making them the ultimate chameleons.
I'm not so sure. Sociopath is a lack of empathy. Usually when people around you look at you suspiciously you feel nervous even if you have nothing to hide or when people around you get excited you feel energized even if you have no reason to. People react automatically to others around them. Psychopaths don't have that. However it's actually a serious handicap and makes life really hard. Social interaction is important in life and those people have to learn the social cues normal people know by instinct one by one. Social interaction is extremely tiring as every social reaction is conscious and drains them and things like parties are not enjoyable to them in the slightest. That's why so many are criminals because it's impossible for them to feel happy in normal society. They have it even worse than autists because while autists are easily distracted and don't process social cues normally they still feel them and so learning to react to them is much easier. They can also just be among their own kind as interacting with other autists provide no barrier at all. With Sociapaths they also can't pick up and aren't interested in social cues from each other. So that absolute inability and the fact that school and work almost always involves social interaction it makes the criminal world the only place they can turn to. As they are insensitive to cues that also includes having mercy for a weak victim. Sociopaths wear masks because they truly have no social character. Also those that do try to be in normal society have to wear masks to keep in people's good graces because it's the only option they have. Because they don't pick up on social cues they won't notice someone getting annoyed at them until they start yelling and by then it's far too late to make up. All the other traits socipaths have are pretty sad when you think about it. They often need a lot of stimulation because they can't get that from social interaction. It's roughly the same as a normal person not having social interaction. When sociopaths talk to others it doesn't feel the need for social interaction like it does with normal people.
NO. Frozen was NOT better than the original story!! It was different, sure - because the original actually had a plot and interesting characters. But the story is honestly SO much better than Frozen!
No you're right it is overplayed, but I don't care that it's overplayed because I had never heard of the movie until a year later after it's release and I still hated it and fell asleep on it TWICE! I gave it a shot and then a second one and I still didn't like it because it was so bad. I feel like the movie was just made for the music and the rest was a after thought.
You are so right. I wish he hadn't discouraged people from reading it. The original story is really beautiful and has merits separate from entertainment.
Maybe the 'beware the frozen heart song' was because they heard stories about a child who got the shard in his eye and they were saying how 'ice and magic can't be controlled' relating back to the old story SO maybe Hans is a descendent of the little kid OR one of the other shards were sent across the world hitting Hans which probably caused his brothers to ice him out so maybe he became like the young child. When you look into someone else eyes you can actually see the reflection of yourself so when Anna looked at Hans he immediately became the mirror since the shard was in his eye.He also resembled Annas frozen heart tho hers was actually freezing
Sociopath, not Psychopath. Sure both can do horrendous things and feel no guilt about it, but they go about it differently. Psychopaths can still have some emotions, but don't care what you think of them. Sociopaths know that they have to use "Emotions" to their advantage while having none of their own. They're like people who can't feel pain since birth. They can fake it, but they can't truly copy it.
La-La Loopsy I think Hans 's brothers are twins. let me explain. so Anna falls in love with Hans,then takes charge,and then his brother kidnaps hans, and thretens Elsa and anna,trys to kill elsa,fails,and switches out with his brother forceing him to look like the bad guy. and sry fore some spelling errors and bad Grammer lol🐨
Lemme help you there bud. *Threatens *Forcing *For Also, A space between the comma and the next word. haha I'm sorry, I was trained by a person who loves grammer :3
Because during Fixer Upper, the trolls sing 'Get the fiancé out of he way'. I guess this implies that the trolls replaced his feelings for Anna with greed, leaving the opening for their adopted son(?) to marry the princess. They even have a ceremony at the end of the song.
Glog is simply a Nordic mulled wine served during Christmastime and throughout the winter months. Most Scandinavian families have their own recipes and versions of glog, but the standard ingredients are usually red wine, sugar, and spices (cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and orange peel are popular). *Definition from google
finally I can but my brain at rest!!!!even if this isn't true it is a theory that I can believe,everytime I watch frozen(a lot)I always get so confused with Hans and his mood swings/motives
Glug, for you who dont know, is a hot drink often drunken here in Norway witch contains chopped up raisons and nuts, the liquid is often just warm black currant.
We have a similar drink here in Estonia, called glögi or glögg. It can be alcoholic or alcohol-free. One of my favorite drinks, especially during the winter
That was one thing I absolutely LOVED about that season of once upon a time, they actually brought the disney version closer to the original it was based on - excellent storywriting that was
Glogg, or gløgg, is a very popular drink around Christmas time in Denmark (and apparently also other Scandinavian countries). It's made of wine warmed up to get rid of most of the alcohol and mixed with various spices, like cinnamon, and raisins. Hope this helps :)
So ive seen this before and there two slight alterations. When hans betrays anna ive seen that he is still reflecting it just that hes reflecting how anna feels about elsa. "'I thought she wouldn't hurt you' 'i was wrong'" Second there is one moment where hans is alone which is when he is throw into the ships hold where he just sits down on the floor and does nothing since theres no one to reflect
Might be his opinion, but he doesn't leave it for others to decide, if they agree... Now a lot of people won't read it, but I can only recommend "the Snowqueen" as it is almost nothing like Frozen (except the main theme: "girl saves her best friend and the world with a loving heart) and instead has many many interesting aspects and characters (mostly women and animals; robbers, ravens and a shaman). It's a great peace of folklore.
***** www.thewrap.com/disney-settles-frozen-copyright-lawsuit/ is this what you are talking about?! Because that has NOTHING to do wtih the story it is based on..do 2 minutes of research and you would know better as well..
Sherlock reference appreciated, but you're also exactly right; Hans is a high-functioning sociopath, though perhaps not quite as high-functioning as everyone's favorite consulting detective. Sociopath's are known for not being able to really experience their own emotions, so they learn from their environment and become extremely adept at mirroring the emotions and mannerisms of the people around them for survival purposes. They know they're not like everyone else, which could be dangerous, so they try their best to blend in until the time is right. Sherlock Holmes is the rare exception to this rule because he doesn't try to blend in at all. He doesn't care what everyone else thinks, and he's thoroughly embraced that. Hans, however, is on the opposite side of that spectrum; he cares too much what others think of him, so he tries to blend in, waiting for the best possible and most advantageous moment to reveal who and what he really is, which in the movie was when he knew for sure that Anna would die and not be able to reveal him. Shortly after unveiling his true self, he reverts quickly right back into his little mirrored shell, again keeping up appearances until he is just about to kill Elsa. Hans is an example of an extremely dangerous kind of sociopath because you literally can't see him coming unless you're a skeptic, like I was at first. He still managed to convince me of his genuineness when he was taking charge of helping out the villagers, which kills me, but it just proves how well-written he is as a character.
Even if he was a psychopath, which he's not, He definitely wouldn't be Disney's first. Claude Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame predates him by 17 years, and even he wasn't the first psychopath to be featured in a Disney film. Cruella De Vil is an even older example. Disney has a long history of depicting characters with serious mental issues, including psychopathy, sociopathy, depression, paranoia, extreme narcissism, and bipolar disorder, just to name a few, and they're not just limited to being villains. In fact, several of Disney's heroes/heroines and side characters also had mental disorders. Elsa, for instance, suffered from depression. Clopin, also from the Hunchback of Notre Dame, was both a sadist and a psychopath. I'm also fairly certain that Belle had ADD, or Attention Deficit Disorder.
I think they answer this with the pixar universe theory. They don't want to alter the chain of events leading to monsters inc. If you haven't watched that video you really should its great
if you believe in the pixar theory, the monsters exist in the future and travel back in time so they're conditioned not to touch humans as it may disturb space time continium
I thought that the smile was obvious - Hans is smiling at the opportunity that has just presented itself - a chance to marry into a royal family and then... Perhaps kill Elsa? And later Ana, so HE becomes the king!
Gunda Leine or he did think she was cute but didn't know she was a princess, so that would open up the plans. Given he's up for a redemption arc in the next film, who knows.
Honestly him being some weird magical sinister personification of an evil mirror is really creepy, like he’s a demon walking amongst them & they have no idea
Notice how he says "you" and Anna says "and I". Therefore he is talking about Anna and Anna is talking about herself.
I never noticed that!!! Wow!!! No joke I never have
Weddlz OMGGG
Wow cool never noticed it
Whhhhhaaaaaat!? tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OGC.c937f5594e96bf740b789fe612419025&pid=Api&rurl=https%3a%2f%2fmedia.giphy.com%2fmedia%2f3otPoN6moBROgS05PO%2fgiphy.gif&ehk=xYFzNHhVrkiffW5n7xAabA
I thought that the first time I saw it😂😂😂
I think you pretty much nailed it, but the fireplace scene where he's being extremely "Cold Hearted" is him mirroring Anna with her freezing/cold heart.
Good point!
*stares into space*
*s h o o k e t h*
I think he’s just a sociopath. A sociopath is someone who has no real feelings like hans and they manipulate others for personal gain
OH MY GOD
I thought the evil Hans scene was him mirroring Anna again, but in the sense that he became cold and frigid in a moment where Anna was *physically* turning cold and frigid
Hunter X05 woah 🤯
ONG!😮
Woah, that's deep.
Nice theory, good theory
I was told a theory that the Trolls hypnotized Hans to hate Anna so she can fall in love with Kristof
I thought the title meant Hans was a literal mirror
Hans as a literal mirror is *_snaH_*
okay maybe not
Ur such a flipping idiot bro
Same
Pretty sure he's a, uh... person.
Me too!
This is a good theory. I'm going to take a moment to REFLECT on it.
The puns is realz
10-10 great punz brah
*slow clap*
diamondpick523 pun king/queen
Obvious pun is obvious. But credit also must be given where credit is do. I salute you.
Fun psychological fact: Mirroring someone (words, body language, etc) makes it easier to gain their trust. Which is what Hans does to EVERYONE in Arendelle
Yes! I feel like Hans was just really great at manipulating people and one way of doing it was by gaining trust.
Yep, I think so as well. Hans manipulating everyone can clearly be seen. But him mirroring them - it could be a metaphor for the mirror of the original tale, even though it might not be intended.
The scene where Hans sees himself in the window should be compared to Elsa looking outside a window earlier in the movie. It is even the same camera angle. Elsa sees her kingdom, while Hans sees only himself because he is selfish.
But, what if he's just one shard of the mirror. One of fourteen.......... HIS BROTHERS ARE THE OTHER SHARDS OF THE MIRROR!!!!!!!!
Nature Wizard217 oh my gosh I never thought of that good thought you have there
Nature Wizard217 you mean multiple personalities?
That’s actually a pretty good theory
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"hans-kristoff-anna-sven"... I SEE YOU, DISNEY. I SEE WHAT YOU'RE DOING. OH MY ACTUAL GOD.
Pixar? Frozen isnt Pixar lol
I’m assuming a nod to Hans Christian Anderson?
@@Kicksno1fan ummmm no frozen is 100% Disney
Michelle Itkin YES
WAIT WHAT I DONT GET IT HELP
the theories you guys come up with are insane and yet the always kind of make sense? :D
Connie Kucani Just remember their most important theory of all.
they're sound theories but the purposefully make them seem crazy at the beginning of their vids XD.
and that is
The Sloth Theory is their most important theory.
yah they do
In psychology, we learn that if you want to gain somebody's affection or merely want someone to like you - you should mirror what they do. People like other people who are a reflection of themselves. Hans was trying to gain affection from everybody in Arendelle so that if his plan to be king follows through, the town would be okay with it because of his "likeable" personality.
Mollie Ann Also in psychology, the mirroring, lack of empathy, and many of Hans other traits, like repeating what others have said to him to gain trust or show "empathy", or even gaslighting Anna as she's slowly freezing to death, telling her she's no match for Elsa, and "if only someone loved you", shows him to have NPD (narcissistic personality disorder)..
Oh my God, I found myself doing the mirroring thing or repeating what other person just said sometimes... I hope I don't have NPD... I never tried to murder anybody, thought.
alguien1234 Same. I've thought that me "mirroring others" is because I'm simply easily influenced with other people's mood. I kinda think sometimes as well that I'm being fake or what, but I'm not sure. 😂
Mirroring is a behavior, and as with most behaviors it can be used for both good and ill purposes. I personally will mirror my friends so that I can better understand what they're feeling, help them feel more comfortable and give them a safe place to open up about things that are stressing or troubling them. It all depends on whether the one doing the mirroring is using it to selfishly manipulate (Hanz) or to genuinely help those they mirror.
c'mon! stop ruining the movie with boring facts! he is a mirror done, with that no NPD no liking no emotions! just a mirror as a human with no emotions
You missed a pretty big reflection. Also in the fairy tale, one of the shards ended up in the character's heart. At first glance, we would all probably assume that Frozen's reference to this is when Elsa fires her ice magic into Anna's heart... twice in fact. But if Han's is actually the Mirror in the story that means that he would have to find a way... wait for it... into Anna's heart! Which is exactly what he did.
into what?
Edit: Nevermind your comment finally fully loaded on my end.
Shan Ryder oh hi oh wait oh hi oh wait oh hi lol slience
Shan Ryder 😱
Literally just said "OH SHIT" when I read your comment.
soulfulpizza14 same and I'm sitting waiting for my food ,I got so many looks
oops
While their singing “love is an open door” they jinx each other at the same time and then say “jinx again!” Is that part of it too?
Andrea Blankinship sounds like it is
I think glogg is actually glögg and that is a warm beverage that you often drink when it is cold outside (at least in Sweden)
well we do it in Finland too
What does it taste like??
Correct :)
Yeah we drink it in Finland, too! Though we call it glögi :D
+dimapez I wouldn't say we're dumb, more lazy as some of us can't be bothered to put them in in writing because we don't use them ourselves, and we aren't taught that alphabet unless we choose to do it in our own time and a lot of us are too lazy or don't care enough to do that. In terms of pronounciation, yes, we don't get how to say them unless we've been taught it, but that's the same with every language. I also think that that alphabet isn't superior, just different. But that's my opinion!
You boys could tell me the moon is fake and I'd believe it.
Yasmine Schafer hahaha ikr
Yasmine Schafer of course it’s fake. If it’s real, why can’t I drive to it?
Yasmine Schafer what if they told you narwhals are fake (a joke from this channel 😂)
I totally agree! haha
Yasmine Schafer they could tell me that I not actually real and I’d believe it.
Maybe when Anna was almost dead Hans was reflecting her FROZEN COLD HEART.
neji eye I get it. Hans is bad
neji eye no, he took off the gloves. In plays and writing, gloves are often used to show somebody is hiding their true selves or keeping a big secret. In frozen, the only characters wearing gloves are Hans and Elsa. Elsa takes off her gloves during let it go, symbolizing she no longer fears what people think of her secret and "letting it go". Hans most likely wore the gloves to show he was plotting something and hiding his true colors. In the scene where he was talking about how he is gonna kill Anna and stuff he casually pulls off his gloves, revealing his plan and showing his true colors.
Anna does wear gloves though... ?
Does she? I can't think of an occasion where she does.
neji eye probably
When I read title: what the heck. He can’t actually have an argument for this
Me Watching video: *🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯* wow he is right!!
Lol
same
No, Hans is not a mirror, like in the room, he wasn't mirroring anybody, he was reflecting his true plan, he was going to betray them, he just needed the right time to do it. If he was really a mirror 🪞, he wouldn't have shattered into millions of pieces when Anna punches him and knocks into the ocean. In he was frozen fever 🤒, he was shoving horse 🐎 poop 💩, and when the snowball, he didn't shatter into pieces. Also, we get more of his backstory in frozen heart ❤️. So, is Hans a mirror 🪞 ? No 👎, he is just a really great manipulator.
This is a very interesting theory. I have my own, too.
I think the rock trolls are the ones responsible for turning Hans against Anna (and vice versa), through a magic spell.
Anna and Kristoff bearly tolerated each other until the trolls decided they should be together and sang the Fixer Upper song. Immediately after that song (or rather, during it) Anna and Kristoff suddenly had these feelings for each other that weren't there before. I think the song was a spell.
This spell took effect for Hans when he tried to break Elsa's spell and melt Anna's heart; then all of a sudden, this guy who was genuinely interested in Anna from the moment they met; suddenly becomes a heartless jerk as soon as he tries to kiss her. The trolls' spell took effect from that point, turning him into something dark and ugly that Anna would understandably lose interest in. I think that the troll's spell broke when Elsa figured out how to melt everything.
Maybe it's just me, but by this point and the end of the movie, Hans seems...confused, to say the least. Like he didn't remember what happened or why he was even in Arrendale in the first place.
I don't think the rock trolls are evil, mind you. I just think they were trying to help Kristoff get a girl.
MW Roach Convincing theory.
MW Roach you know. trolls also used to kidnap little blonde children in legend. we never did find out what happened to his parents, did we?
that theory is worth making a video about
E Crow true
Thx
never clued in before that the song frozen heart was about hans until you said it. #mindblown
i feel you
Yup, same!
StephiePlace I got chills when the song played and the realization just HIT ME!!
same
StephiePlace I know.....now I am going to watch that scene again
Elsa: you can’t marry someone you just met.
Me: well in sims you can
In Vegas you can
I dont marry I just find the richest person become their friend have them move in and take their families money then make them starve to death
I know
I one time made a sim and then took one of the base game townie's and had her purpose to him at the gym it was weird and funny
XD
"beware the frozen heart"
before: how could he be a mirror?
after: omG IM SO DONE HANS IS A DAM MIRROR
fun fact i read the snow queen.
dam snack bar
@@meg-tan the dam snack bar?
sameeee
@@carrot6129 hans is just a dam mirror
@@carrot6129 u know that? It's from percy Jackson #UNCLERICK
The Snow Queen "wasn't entertaining?!?" Okay, sure Frozen is more fun, but the original story has incredible beauty and spiritual depth, rich symbolism and imagery that doesn't make it into the movie.
However, your theory about Hans is brilliant. It is said that narcissists have no personality of their own, and mirror back the people around them because they don't understand the give-and-take of true human communication. Sometimes it seems like they can read minds - really they are only predators with a remarkable ability to hone in on the weaknesses of others. Now I can see Hans is a narcissist, and therefore a much more frightening and realistic villain than Elsa at her most unhinged ever could be.
P.S. That wasn't a troll in the original story, but literally the Devil. H.C. Andersen was a devout Christian, and spiritual warfare is a theme in some of his work, particularly this and the original Little Mermaid.
Please try not to dehumanize narcissists too much. They're people. They're badly broken people who can't actually empathize. One of the most telling analyses of narcissism says that because of the broken "mirror" -- an inability to exercise the human trait of true empathy, an accurate emotional reflection of the people around them -- the narcissist is unable to believe in anything like love. They suspect that it's a lie, like any other sophisticated emotion. They can't believe that they are innately worthy of being cared for, there must be some sort of self-serving motive whenever someone else does this "love" script ... and they learn to mimic the script, the behavior, but not the motivation, so they can drop it whenever it stops being convenient.
Narcissists DO have personalities -- but they're crippled. This doesn't mean one should allow them to hurt oneself or other people with their brokenness, because that way lies much lasting harm, but they don't CHOOSE to be like they are, and shouldn't be hated for being so.
Not everybody who has narcissistic traits is as badly broken as everyone else. And, there are other things that mimic narcissism but aren't. Some cases of dissociative identity look a LOT like narcissism, but it's not that empathy is broken in these cases, it's that the broken continuity of self, the suppression of memory and emotion associated with severe trauma, that results in apparent narcissism, and can have the same kind of unhappy effects.
And it's really bad when someone has both. And by "bad" I mean "tragic."
I don’t know if he was the kind of Christian that we have today. His father had a very Bohemian type of spirituality, and it was him that taught Hans about the concept of everything having an inner life and personality of it’s own [which accounts for all the fairytales Hans Christian Andersen wrote about moving objects, like “the hardy tin soldier,“ Or “the snowman.“]Not to say he wasn’t a Christian, just saying that the jury is still out on how religious he was in his private life.
Polyhymnia well now I love H. C. Anderson even more😇
JEEZAD I thoughtI was the only one that got triggered
I dont know what i like more because i watched Snow Queen first
I think this means that Hans is a sociopath.
CDawg yep, definitely on the NPD spectrum, just a question of where he sits on it, lol.
I was going to comment that!! XDD
Psychopath. Psychopaths Are Born With It And Can Pull Off Being Sane,Until They Can't. Sociopaths Gain It Though Some Tragic Event And Are Much Easier To Point Out As Insane.
Maybe...
+Crusaders of God With a username like that I believe you, or maybe you're just religious, I mean what's the difference?
Hey! The Snow Queen may be absolutely nothing like Frozen, but it's still a great story. plus, it's one of the few old-school fairytales that has a female hero, with the boy being the one in need of saving.
Raye J opinions. It's just his opinion
I know that, but it's one thing to say "I don't like it", and another to say "don't read it because I don't like it."
Raye J Totally agree: I can understand why somebody might prefer Frozen, but in my opinion it's a bit too much to say not to read it at all! The fairy tale is amazing and as to the movie being completely different, that's just the more reason to read the original work!
BeadsandFlowers
Agreed. I wish he hadn't discouraged people from checking it out. It is a really beautiful story with such interesting characters and goes beyond a the entertainment value.
What I want to happen:
Hans: **Stops being a mirror or whatever** Aw yah dawg finally ah can be maiself tis so coool brah
Anna: **Throws him back overboard**
Sounds like Jason from The Good Place
haha so funny :D
Joy Kat Nora lol
With a Jamaican accent 😂
@@GLAASJEMELC omg yes! I loved that series!!!!!!!!! (Janet was my favourite)
Me: *reads the title* that is physically impossible...
That's what I was thinking!
Isolated Lion Same here I was like what? How is that supposed to work ^^
Jojo Baka I am so happy others feel the same way
Isolated Lion Haha yes though I am convinced by their theory ^^
Jojo Baka so am I, but I think that the title of the video is completely ridiculous
UM EXCUSE ME, THE ORIGINAL SNOW QUEEN WAS MAH CHILDHOOD!
THANK YOU!
Yes!
Yeah, it was great
Mine too ^^
y E S
It's called sociopath, people who do in fact mirror the emotions of others because they have no empathy or feelings of their own. I LOVE THIS THEORY and I think it makes so much sense and brings this entire movie back into focus. I always thought Hans was something of a pointless wild card; like they had to replace the Snow Queen (who was going to be a villain!) with something else. But this makes WAY more sense!
Also for a really good version of the Snow Queen's original tale, check out Fairy Tale Theatre. It's actually not that bad. lol
To be fair, you automatically tend to mirror someone you like, and some people, who are easily affected by other peoples emotions, might do the same. Though in this particular case, I agree he is probably a sociopath.
This makes me understand Frozen more. I couldn’t understand how he fell in love, and then from one mistake Anna does, he turns cold-hearted. I couldn’t understand how someone can change that fast. But this makes sense, he mirrors the characters.
Orr... Personality disorder.
But I don't want to debunk this theory, it sounds too good and makes the most sense.
@@cerenity3578 You think
Well he manipulates them. He doesn't mirror them.
I think that he's just manipulative. Like how a sociopath can't feel emotion, but knows how to fake it
ωεεв thats actually a psycopath
..oh shit you're describing me... holy shit..
***** If a sociopath is really that, then I'm a sociopath, because I have high functioning autism and lack empathy outward. To put it as I understand the word; a sociopath doesn't understand emotion, but can replicate it if they need to, but they understand moral concepts and norms. A psychopath is less likely to stick to those things, though. But both sociopaths and psychopaths can live mostly normal lives.
I'm definitely not an expert, though. I've always been interested in things like sociology and psychology, however. ^-^
The difference between sociopaths and psychopaths is this: a sociopath cannot feel emotion regardless of circumstance. A psychopath can feel emotion, but cannot feel empathy, meaning that he does not share the emotions of others, only understands them.
Of course either personality disorder can be mild or severe. Hans would be on the severe side of psychopathy given his pathological lying and inability to behave as his own person around others.
The Degloving in that scene with Anna is beautiful in a twisted way; he's finally discovering how to be his own person. Now if only he could turn it around so that he's not just hurting everyone....
As a sociopath who can fake EMPATHY (sociopaths are not emotionless, we just don't feel empathy towards others) I think Hans is probably more psychopath than anything else.
I read the title and my reaction was: WTF IS THIS
And by the end I was spreading the word to everyone I ever knew.
pretty much ha ha
SAME
It was actually confirmed by the writer though
cool would you mind sending the link? have a good day
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Am i the only one that laugh when he sad Hans-Kristoff-Anna-Sven????😅😂😂😂😂
Joana Pinto Marques no
Yes
I smiled
Nope
no
In the scene where he reveals his plans he also mirrors Anna's big fear at the moment. That the true love's kiss doesn't work or worse: that he doesn't avtually love her.
But Anna wasn't in love with Hans anymore and true loves kiss would never have worked because it has to be by both people, Anna's was betwixt Hans and Kristoff , her heart was not true. That's why Disney wouldn't let Kristoff kiss her either.
Love it !!! Wish it could be confirmed by a producer or writer or something !!! Do you try with things like this?
+Kathryn Snow it actually has been confirmed by the writer!
SuperCarlinBrothers Cool
SuperCarlinBrothers really it was you should make a video on the little mermaid
SuperCarlinBrothers The writer as in Hans-Kristoff-Anna-Sven? xD Or the one who wrote the script for Disney?
it has been. On na Interview, "Hans is a prince full of surprises. Always there "mirroring" everyone around"... and this was before he was revealed a villain.
Hans is a mirror
No no no
He just has a mirror in his EYE
this makes more sense
Mirror in his eye?
Mischa Romo .In the snow queen, Kai gets a piece of mirror in his eye and it turns his heart cold. Same principle with Hans
Gotcha. Thank yuuuu!
Well in the original story the kid did have it in his eye so yeah he does have a mirror in his eye. Think about it: the mirror went into the kids eye BAM he turned into a hans
Hold on a frickin minute! I know that the original snow queen has nothing to do with Frozen i still recommend the original story for people to read or hear as (audible?). It is in Fact one of the most beautiful Storys written by Hans Christian Andersen!!! It's a story full of courage, love and the overall theme is to not judge too hastily. I am Sorry if this sounds very defensive, but the story is just very dear to my heart. Childhood and stuff. Anyways have a nice day.
Hans Kristoff Anna Sven?
i like how you said your opinion without insulting them
Thank you!
False. Even when they do the episode of frozen on once upon a time they have the mirror he's talking about and a shard gets in kristoffs eye
Yeah, I think Lion King is actually closer to Hamlet as even though it is quite different it does mimic the most important scene's pretty well. Speaking of Lion King one scene in it that nobody talks about that I love is just before the ending with Sarabi. Just how the land is desolate, she is surrounded by savage brutes, the pride she loves is miserable and she knows she is going to be blamed for everything she still is a queen. Even after all of that she maintains her dignity, grace and aura of authority. She is honest to scar even though she knows he's unstable and will just get angry. The only time she loses her composure is when Scar says he accepts the fact that the pride will starve and he will just let it happen.
It's only a 2 minute scene but I really wish we would get more of that. Of Sarabi being an indomitable, beautiful and powerful authority who has an unbending and absolute devotion to the pride and it's well being. Another thing that they actually did make but was cut was Scar trying to seduce Nala in a very creepy way. That is what causes her to run away and live on her own which is what ultimately get's her to the jungle where she meets Simba. They cut that because the thought that a man in his late 40's trying to seduce a 19 year old was too far and would get them an R rating. They also just felt that with Nala's innocence that people would find it far too disturbing.
I honestly think hans has a twin and he kidnaps him after he gets close with Anna and that explains the smile under the boat and he said later he has 13 older brothers if his twin was born first he is still older and that explains the emotion change.
Maybe they are MIRROR twins?!
Is Hans a mirror, YES, YES ,YES, YEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!! What human being would have so many different personalities.
(I think the directors and Disney themselves officially confirmed this theory to be true.)
People with multiple personalities, maybe they aquired this into hans lol.
No they didn't. Hans is a real person. There is actually REAL PEOPLE that has multiple personalities. Hans is real because in frozen fever he is scooping poop away from Anna. He is a type of sociopath I believe who manipulates you. He was going for Elsa as he said IN THE MOVIE but use Anna cuz she wanted love on the exact spot so he took it
@@GhostInTimeGaming Thank you. Exclaty he is anything but a mirror. Rather than being a actually a mirror and having a frozen heart, he is the a metaphor for it because he is a terrible person and a good manipulator who will manipulate people and situations to get what they want.
@@Corpsemangle01 Exclaty your correct that's his character he is not a good person and a great manipulator
@@GhostInTimeGaming Your correct, plus we see his sad backstory in the book frozen heart. Which shows he is not a mirror
snow queen NOT INTRESTING ? one of my favourite book when i was a child yes frozen is pretty much nothing like it but its THE ORIGINAL STORY
"love is an open do-"
*Brendan Urie walks in*
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NegativCreep Baaaaahahaha xD
You forgot the H A V E N ' T Y O U P E O P L E E V E R H E A R D O F bit. Just saying. still liked it though xD
NegativCreep oh my god yes!
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who gets that reference?
when I read the tile I thought it said "minor" as in under 18 lol
same 😂
Same
lol
I thought same
Same
False! Hans is a reflection of Anna when she asks him to kiss her, she does not actually love him she just wants to save herself at that moment, so Hans reflects it by being selfish like her.
Mohamad Ghotbizadeh nah, hans is def a borderline evil narcissist, maybe even sociopath. she "loved" (as much as you can possibly love someone you just met) him before she was dying, he's just a narcissist and played her up until he realized he didn't actually need her in order to be the king and rule the kingdom.
eayilat Âishah min Imrān I feel like the trolls curse him because of that line. They wanted her to be with Kristoff and they went to good lengths to do it. 👀
Ben's theory's still true though but you're also right.
I'll explain how both of your theories are true.
The scene started with blahblahblah Kristoff gave Anna in, Anna saw Hans and says kiss me to Hans and there. Hans reflected Anna (It started when she said to "Kiss Me" Hans look so scared and got worried because Anna was scared and worried that she'll not make it.) and Anna wants to save herself by doing the act of true love in a form of a true love's kiss. The reason (according to my theory, correct me if you think there's a better explanation) that Hans stopped the kiss and almost touched Anna's lips is because of Anna's Frozen-Heart. She's starting to lose hope and couldn't remember what love feels like anymore (Olaf Anna Scene).
The only line that Hans said after he almost kissed Anna was, "Oh Anna. If only there's someone out there who loved you." Because of Anna's Frozen Heart, Hans said this line. Wonder why... hmmm... maybe she thought of Kristoff...
It makes sense. "There's SOMEONE OUT THERE who LOVED you" (Olaf Anna Scene and Kristoff coming back to save Anna because he realised that he loves her.)
That's it and he walks to the window to close the curtains but before that, he saw his reflection and he showed his true self to Anna.
@@shy_swimmer5750 in the original draft, Hans was a two faced and Elsa was a Villain I that draft.
Interesting 👏👏👏👏👏👏
you always make up some bullshit therories and then i watch them as a joke and then i am convinced that they are true.
+DaMooNTrain DaMooNTraiN I had a similar reaction to this comment! I was like aw man that bums me out... wait, no! I love it instead.
lol XD
SuperCarlinBrothers YO PLZ RESPOND YOUR MY FAV UA-camR
I've been binge-watching those theories the past few weeks and I keep thinking exactly the same.
Was going to type pretty much the same thing, but this is so damn well worded that why not just hit like XD
2:26 "hans never has a scene by himself"
*what about the end where hes scooping horse poo?*
Lynxia he was with someone
A black guy
Lynxia I think
Mini VikkStar123 You could've just said "I think he was with someone" you didn't have to specify it was a darker skinned guy XDD
Nah he's just full of horse shit
Mirror moment may have kinda been mentioned.
Weasletown guy: “The princess may be conspiring against us with the monster” (or something like that)
Hans: “Dont question the princess, I’ll protect this place from treason”
Though they werent directly related, both said forms of treason. Weasle guy just described it and hans said it
New Frozen Theory: Olaf is a chair!
jarl5 totally :P
yeah, i'd like to see it
Kristoff is a shoe, Oaken is wall, The Duke of Wessleton
is a hammer, Sven is table, Elsa is an over-rated character and Anna is a
dim wit.
+Finding MOMO (Han Solo) i would sooooooooooo watch that show if it was real
Chairs aren't annoying unless they're sqeaky
Okay. Ya'll gonna think I'm stupid. But for all the years I've watched SuperCarlinBrothers I've never come across Ben before. I've always managed to click on videos with the other guy in it. I was always so confused why it was called SuperCarlinBorthers. I always wondered where the other one was. Eventually I figured it was just a weird name choice and forgot about it. Till now. My mind is blown.
Percy Ross that makes two of us
Percy Ross SAME
Percy Ross yep me too
honestly when watching this video I kept thinking he got slimmer, so I'm not sure if he honestly did or if I just watch more videos with his brother.
Omg same. They look so much alike that when I clicked this I was like, this isn't him. But maybe it is? No its the brother! OMG
Or, you know, he's just a sociopath. But a mirror works too, I guess.
personally he seems psychotic
Yes and yes. Sociopaths tend to fake empathy by mirroring others, especially if they are intelligent sociopaths, in order to get by and get what they want. So it makes perfect sense that if you have a mirror be personified as a human, for it to be a sociopath. ~.^
ya
I vote sociopath. He is only furthering his own agenda.
He would not simply be a sociopath. Sociopaths are not simply evil or wish to advance themselves. The only requirement for sociopathy is a detachment from emotion. Temperance Brennan from Bones is a sociopath. You're taking about a psychopath or a narcissistic sociopath.
Wait... what if Hans was the Evil Queen's mirror before he was freed and became human?
*gaspppp* Okayyy... This theory might actually be plausible. I was thinking about, "what about the age it wouldn't make sense." but it might actually makes sense. Well kinda if you understand. I searched how old is Hans from Frozen and according to Jennifer Lee, he's around 23 years old so that means he could also be either 22 or 24. I found this online...
"It is kept in a cabinet in the Evil Queen's chambers. ... In this version when the Magic Mirror told the Evil Queen that the Seven Dwarfs freed Snow White from the deadly laces and that she can't be killed when she is in their protection, the Evil Queen breaks the Magic Mirror vowing to prove it wrong."
and this...
disneytheory.com/2014/09/11/this-timeline-puts-every-disney-movie-in-chronological-order/
It's the timeline of disney movies in chronological order.
It says that Snow white is set in the early 1500s and Frozen was set in 1820.
If the Evil Queen broke the mirror that means Hans or whoever the person was inside the mirror was free but also found out in Once Upon A Time, the mirror was a genie before he became a mirror and he fell in love with the queen but he doesn't want the kind to find out so he wished for himself to always be with her since the queen's also in love with him. He granted his own wish and he lives in the queen's hand mirror. The genie gave her the hand mirror..
The question is that how could Hans live for 320 years... Maybe because of his genie powers that makes him immortal? I couldn't find a source that says how long could a genie live.
I found this as well...
The mirror in Faerie Tale Theatre was played by Vincent Price. This mirror, as did all of the Queen's (Vanessa Redgrave) other mirrors, turned black as she found out that Snow White was alive.
Other mirrors??? Hans's brothers??? If putting the clues together, it didn't specify if the mirrors turned black before or after it was broken by the queen.
I had fun... LOL Mysteries intrigues me. BYE!!!
@@lucar2293 BTW I'm the same person(Warriors Have Fun. This channel is still up.. I'm currently using my main channel account) This was from 7 months ago and I read it again and I am proud of myself.. Lolll.. Thanks BTW... This was the only theory I have.. Well of course it's not my theory it's Olivia's theory but like you know adding stuff to it makes me a co-theorist of this theory.. Lolololll...
@@iceesadventures1667 I think there was a book were they told the evil queen's back story and the guy in the mirror was actually her father, sorry for the broken English
@@Outof8stock I would definitely love to have that book. Love reading...
@@Outof8stock at least you got the spellings right. It's where. Were is the past tense of are.
well, at least they added the mirror in once upon a time
Valerie K That is exactly what I thought. I love Once Upon A Time
Brianna O'Connor, omgyes you're awesome
Valerie K LOL yeah. U didnt really like that season personally. Just felt like a cash grab. Personally, I prefer Dark One Emma over elsa.
Valerie K and the Snow Queen
I was about to say that, but I wanted to check the comments first to see if anyone had beaten me to it. ;-)
HANS-KRISTOFF-ANNA-SVEN
Autumn’sAngel OMG yeah!
Hans Christian Andersen! Of course!
X-files plays ominously
Next: "Aladdin Theory: Was Aladdin a Chair all along ?"
Now seriously, this err...theory(?)...still explain the erratic behavior Hans have as different personae. Know that this result was officially only incidental if we believe the interviews, it's an interesting video.
And Hans, as a real mirror, at least makes for a nice idea of fanfiction. One that would read a little much like The Huntsman: Winter's War. But that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.
By this rate, I wouldn't mind something like this video being done for Jasmine or Aladdin if it can explain why Jasmine fails so hard both as a strong girl and as a princess.
XD
Albert Moisan. Dead😂😂😂😂
Jasmine will sit on him! ;)
"Did we miss any reflections..?"
Well done, buddy... Well done... 😂
"The troll; creatively named The Devil..."
😂
+SuperCarlinBrothers
Norwegian here. Glogg (actually spelled "gløgg" and pronounced gloegg) is a traditional winter drink here. Its a bit like mulled wine, a sort of toddy with lots of christmasy spices. Some people also add raisins and crushed nuts to it, and a lot of adults mix it with red wine for that extra alcoholic kick. It's really delicious and warming and I definitely recommend you try it. It is also known as "the smell of christmas" here, if you make it you will understand why ;)
I used to work for a winery, and every Christmas we would make spiced wine, which our bosses mom would call glogg. It's amazing!
LCHF Kitchen Spaz
Yes, that is most likely quite similar, although the liquid itself is in fact not really wine, it's more of a spiced toddy, but like I said a lot of adults add red wine to it for a bit of a buzz and an extra warming effect. As you know our winters up here can be devastating, so we do what we can to stay warm and safe during those "dark months".
so it's almost like gluhwein?
Marelise Brink
Sort of, yes.
I quess it's the same as Glögi in Finland?
Frozen theory: Hans is a weasly
Renato Balingit I love this comment
Omg.
+Renato Balingit He is Percy.
Renato Balingit YES!!!!!
Renato Balingit Just like me lol ;)
There is a place in norway that is called arendelle. I heard that the animators took inspiration from there.
*YOU DONT SAY*
the snowy mountans, the ships, i mean yeah! but, they're not norwegian i should know and i know but it makes me kindaaaaa sad that they just took inspiation and not making them actual norwegian
Omg please no you have a furry profile picture... You have no soul
Arendal you mean? and I don't think memeface get to mock peoples profile pictures.
I am from Norway living quite close to Oslo so yeah Arendelle is in Norway
My only question, when you say he's a mirror, do you mean he fakes it, or that Hans is a magical being that can literally mirror people?
FANDOMS ARE LIFE since acording to this theory hans represents a magic miror, id say he acting like a magic creature.
the reason why i dont think he is a magic creature but he is simply acting like one, is that when he reveales his true self he turns out to be bitter.
i'd be bitter to if i would alway see and represent the flaws of humanety exept for the few times that i can be my true self.
He meant th a Hans is literally a magical being that mirrors people...if you go by the original story...
😱😱😱😱 best theory ever!! At first I thought it was going to be a joke or silly thing, but, it does makes sense xD lol, you deserve a like xD
They best
Magic Mirror on the wall, is America doomed after all?
yes
Donut Girl gasses because Trump is legit trying to build a wall😑
*Yas
well you have Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. What do you think.
Anakin Tano I would actually vote for Trump if it wasn't for the wall thing😉😉😉
“Glögi” ( hot glog ) is apparently mulled wine. Hans tryna get the village tipsy
Does that explain why suddenly the village excepts Elsa at the end of the movie out of the blue? She put danger and fear in their village, and she's now easily accepted from hugging her sister all milly willy? Cause she reversed the effects of the snow and made it a fun skating rink? There's not one single person still skeptical of her?
@@cerenity3578 bruhhhhh you right
I just read the thumbnail 😂
What's next? Is Olaf a pillow?
Nah. Sven is a hairbrush.
yes yes he is
Or maybe he's a snowman that someone magically created because the creator is high up in acid.
Maybe Elsa was just dreaming her powers
PLOT TWIST!!!!!
www.mizzmummy.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/16in_Olaf_open.jpg
When will my reflection show who I am inside
Ashy K I see a teen with glasses.
You've just made everything about this theory even more perfect! Thanks for saving the day! Hope they'll see your comment!
Ashy K at the end of the movie
this comment is my favorite
Reflections from Mulan right
wow once upon a time carried a bit of this part of the fable, as the curse of "shattered sight". and its like a speck gets in their eye and it resembles a broken mirror
also i thought the song was a warning about the freezing magic hitting the heart, like the troll said for anna.
finally! now i can understand why the mirror in ouat.
Jason Braun I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS
JUST A fangirl been*
I love once apon a time
Glogg: a type of Scandinavian mulled wine made with brandy, almonds, raisins, and spices.
i can't believe he said that the snow queen is not very interesting. it was one of my favourite stories growing up!
My theory is that Hans wasn't evil the whole time and that he truly loved Anna at the beginning of the movie (even if they only knew each other for a day). After Anna searches for Elsa, Hans helps the people in Arendel and doesn't act like a dick at all. So why would he change in this extrem way? Because of the trolls. When the trolls sing "Fixer upper" they literally say: "Get the fiance out of the way and the whole thing will be fixed". We also know from the beginning of the movie that trolls have magic powers. So what if the trolls used their magic powers to change Hans' opinion. And if you're thinking that they would never do this just imagine the beginn again. When Kristoff and Sven follow Anna, Elsa and their parents they meet a troll which said "You're cute. I'll take you with me" (I don't know the exact words, but something like this) and this is really creepy. Kristoff may have a family , which loves him and this troll takes him away from them (and even if his parents are dead, the troll cannot know this). So what we know is that the trolls do not always act in a correct "good" way and have the ability to use magic to make Hans stop locing Anna.
Watch love is an Open door again.
it's pretty clear that what he really wants is the kingdom, check out what he points at and says and how Anna fills in the stuff and he just goes along with it.
Laura I don't appreciate all this troll-blaming. Trolls are very misunderstood creatures! :b
I love this theory
Max ur a gross idiot
Did you know? Hans was actually supposed to be just a love interest. Elsa would have been the villain, had the producers not decided to change the script after they heard Let It Go for the first time, thinking the song was too uplifting to be for a villain. So they made Elsa into the damsel in distress, and Hans was the only one with enough screen time to be a justifiable villain. They made this change when a considerable amount of the movie was already done, so they couldn't scratch the whole idea and start again, so they just fixed it midway through. Hans sudden changes weren't intended, the producers just didn't care enough to get them fixed.
Oh my gosh! It totally makes sense now! You come up with some of the craziest theories, that are also very true in the end. You are very entertaining good sir... for that reason... I gotta subscribe to you.
Finally, someone who doesn't think that Hans was a badly written.
I would say that Hans is a psychopath as he doesn't really have emotions of his own but instead acts in a reflective manner to try to fit in. A psychopath is cunning and manipulative, superficial charm grandiose sense of self worth, can trigger empathy on and off (cinematographly shown with the gloves), pathological liar, lack of remorse, any "genuine" emotion is short lived (mainly his reflections of people).
He saved Elsa tho :/ he didn’t need to and the way he did it helped her
This is confirmed in the book Frozen Heart. "If you want to get someone to like you, you just had to act like a mirror." As i read this i lost it.
Hans thought this when he was asking elsa for her blessing!!!
Based on the title alone I think you are crazy, I'll get back when I'm done with the video
That's how all their videos are
Nvm.. I understood where you were going right when you mentioned the fairy tale- which I have read.
DTinaglia Studios Ik haha
But this one especially so
"Glog" or glögg, is a Scandinavian hot beverage, which is essentially wine boiled with extra spices. You usually also put almonds or raisins in it.
Psychopaths don't feel very many emotions, but they become experts at pretending to do so, constantly analyzing everyone around them to find the best way to get in those people's good graces. Because most of how they act is a facade, they can freely change "masks" whenever it suits them, making them the ultimate chameleons.
Michael Ramon am I a psychopath
Thats a description of a sociopath, not psychopath
I'm not so sure. Sociopath is a lack of empathy. Usually when people around you look at you suspiciously you feel nervous even if you have nothing to hide or when people around you get excited you feel energized even if you have no reason to. People react automatically to others around them. Psychopaths don't have that. However it's actually a serious handicap and makes life really hard. Social interaction is important in life and those people have to learn the social cues normal people know by instinct one by one. Social interaction is extremely tiring as every social reaction is conscious and drains them and things like parties are not enjoyable to them in the slightest.
That's why so many are criminals because it's impossible for them to feel happy in normal society. They have it even worse than autists because while autists are easily distracted and don't process social cues normally they still feel them and so learning to react to them is much easier. They can also just be among their own kind as interacting with other autists provide no barrier at all. With Sociapaths they also can't pick up and aren't interested in social cues from each other. So that absolute inability and the fact that school and work almost always involves social interaction it makes the criminal world the only place they can turn to. As they are insensitive to cues that also includes having mercy for a weak victim.
Sociopaths wear masks because they truly have no social character. Also those that do try to be in normal society have to wear masks to keep in people's good graces because it's the only option they have. Because they don't pick up on social cues they won't notice someone getting annoyed at them until they start yelling and by then it's far too late to make up.
All the other traits socipaths have are pretty sad when you think about it. They often need a lot of stimulation because they can't get that from social interaction. It's roughly the same as a normal person not having social interaction. When sociopaths talk to others it doesn't feel the need for social interaction like it does with normal people.
Warm glog or gløg in Danish and norwegian is Warm red vine with nuets and spices..... It's very popular around christmas.
Nuts NOT nuets.... sorry
Jose D I read nuets and laughed my head off
just edit click the 3-dotted semicolon by the original comment and select edit.
I hate it >.>
I don't really like gløg
NO. Frozen was NOT better than the original story!! It was different, sure - because the original actually had a plot and interesting characters. But the story is honestly SO much better than Frozen!
Frozen has those as well. Just because it's over played doesn't make it bad. =w=
Banana Wolves my teacher has a shirt saying " the book was better"
No you're right it is overplayed, but I don't care that it's overplayed because I had never heard of the movie until a year later after it's release and I still hated it and fell asleep on it TWICE! I gave it a shot and then a second one and I still didn't like it because it was so bad. I feel like the movie was just made for the music and the rest was a after thought.
Dude the mirror shard was symbolic of depression like I am so mad he said that
You are so right. I wish he hadn't discouraged people from reading it. The original story is really beautiful and has merits separate from entertainment.
Maybe the 'beware the frozen heart song' was because they heard stories about a child who got the shard in his eye and they were saying how 'ice and magic can't be controlled' relating back to the old story SO maybe Hans is a descendent of the little kid OR one of the other shards were sent across the world hitting Hans which probably caused his brothers to ice him out so maybe he became like the young child. When you look into someone else eyes you can actually see the reflection of yourself so when Anna looked at Hans he immediately became the mirror since the shard was in his eye.He also resembled Annas frozen heart tho hers was actually freezing
Very well thought out and intelligent theory. High five! 🖐️
✋️ Virtual emoji high five! Kewl!!!
Thx btw
Hans is a textbook psychopath. Mirroring, love bombing, lack of emotions, the list goes on...
Sociopath, not Psychopath. Sure both can do horrendous things and feel no guilt about it, but they go about it differently. Psychopaths can still have some emotions, but don't care what you think of them. Sociopaths know that they have to use "Emotions" to their advantage while having none of their own. They're like people who can't feel pain since birth. They can fake it, but they can't truly copy it.
Snowmon89 Thanks! :D
Hans never came across as evil to me. Just a huge pile of crap.
La-La Loopsy I think Hans 's brothers are twins.
let me explain.
so Anna falls in love with Hans,then takes charge,and then his brother
kidnaps hans, and thretens Elsa and anna,trys to kill elsa,fails,and switches out with
his brother forceing him to look like the bad guy.
and sry fore some spelling errors and bad Grammer lol🐨
Lemme help you there bud. *Threatens *Forcing *For Also, A space between the comma and the next word. haha I'm sorry, I was trained by a person who loves grammer :3
Don't forget the extra spaces and tries.
No. He's cursed by the trolls.
Because during Fixer Upper, the trolls sing 'Get the fiancé out of he way'. I guess this implies that the trolls replaced his feelings for Anna with greed, leaving the opening for their adopted son(?) to marry the princess. They even have a ceremony at the end of the song.
Disney people watch this: OH MY GOD THEY FOUND US OUT.
Breanna Anderson shut up
Breanna Anderson i think of that all the time
Glogg is a Swedish drink served warm and its alcoholic. knowing Arendelle is based off some scandinavian country, makes total sense
Glog is simply a Nordic mulled wine served
during Christmastime and throughout the winter months. Most Scandinavian
families have their own recipes and versions of glog, but the
standard ingredients are usually red wine, sugar, and spices (cinnamon,
cardamom, cloves, and orange peel are popular). *Definition from google
and its actually spelled Glogg x3
Like the Nordic equivalent of apple cider
finally I can but my brain at rest!!!!even if this isn't true it is a theory that I can believe,everytime I watch frozen(a lot)I always get so confused with Hans and his mood swings/motives
A pretty cool theory too
Glug, for you who dont know, is a hot drink often drunken here in Norway witch contains chopped up raisons and nuts, the liquid is often just warm black currant.
We have a similar drink here in Estonia, called glögi or glögg. It can be alcoholic or alcohol-free. One of my favorite drinks, especially during the winter
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I think mulled wine is a slightly more know name for gløgg.
Curtiss H Sounds amazing xD
we drink glögi/glögg/glug during Christmas in Finland (we refer it as glögi)
I can't believe you lied to me Hans why didn't you tell me you're a mirror and ive been looking for one everywhere
I thought the title said " Hans is a Minor
it does
same
Wow, that happened to me aswell. I was sure it had said that. It may have been a typo.
wait lol i have no idea what i read honestly
idk what it said, but it was from my fave channel so I clicked it!!
That mirror... literally what happens on Once Upon a Time season 4 😂😂 which is the same season frozen comes to life 😂😂
Leo_Trash_ 22 yesss i was gonna say that!! i never knew
Leo_Trash_ 22 I KNOW RIGHT IM LIKE ONCE UPON A TIME
That was one thing I absolutely LOVED about that season of once upon a time, they actually brought the disney version closer to the original it was based on - excellent storywriting that was
I know.
Leo_Trash_ 22 OMG I TOTALLY FORGOT
Glogg, or gløgg, is a very popular drink around Christmas time in Denmark (and apparently also other Scandinavian countries). It's made of wine warmed up to get rid of most of the alcohol and mixed with various spices, like cinnamon, and raisins. Hope this helps :)
I'm not sure about the rest of Scandinavia, but it's definitely a huge Christmas thing here in Sweden as well (:
you can buy it in IKEA
same with Finland:)
+TheAllegiantTraitor lol
same in czech republic
When Hans took of his gloves he used the same technique as Elsa at the coronation.
So ive seen this before and there two slight alterations.
When hans betrays anna ive seen that he is still reflecting it just that hes reflecting how anna feels about elsa. "'I thought she wouldn't hurt you' 'i was wrong'"
Second there is one moment where hans is alone which is when he is throw into the ships hold where he just sits down on the floor and does nothing since theres no one to reflect
WHO IS THAT GIRL I SEE STARING STRAIT BACK AT ME? WHEN WILL ME REFLECTION SHOW WHO I AM INSIDE?
I am Meme maybe Mullen has something to do with the mirror....
The STONE DRAGON! THat's who she IS inside
I never thought of that....
Hans - Christoph - Anna - Sven
...
My mind just exploded......
It's actually Kristoff but yeah!!! I know right!! Blew my mind when I first saw this video...
Right!?!
Gløgg is a spicy hot drink that we in norway drink A LOT around christmas
Seriously, what do you guys mean by "towel" section??? o.o
Ai Luna I know that confuses me too haha
+Ai Luna Haha it comes from a very early video called "42 Uses for a Towel"
Oh! Thank you!
Ai Luna it's another way of saying comment section
I had this same dilemma xD
How can you say that the original farytale is boring?!!
xxChox it's an opinion
Might be his opinion, but he doesn't leave it for others to decide, if they agree... Now a lot of people won't read it, but I can only recommend "the Snowqueen" as it is almost nothing like Frozen (except the main theme: "girl saves her best friend and the world with a loving heart) and instead has many many interesting aspects and characters (mostly women and animals; robbers, ravens and a shaman). It's a great peace of folklore.
And Disney says themself that it is based on that story..
CarbLogic Ⓥ HI
***** www.thewrap.com/disney-settles-frozen-copyright-lawsuit/ is this what you are talking about?! Because that has NOTHING to do wtih the story it is based on..do 2 minutes of research and you would know better as well..
If he is a mirror, then he is perfectly displaying the traits of a psychopath
LOL #DisnysFirstPsychopath
+Squirrelflight 101 probably not the first one
I am not a psychopath. I am a high-functioning sociopath. Do your research.
Sherlock reference appreciated, but you're also exactly right; Hans is a high-functioning sociopath, though perhaps not quite as high-functioning as everyone's favorite consulting detective. Sociopath's are known for not being able to really experience their own emotions, so they learn from their environment and become extremely adept at mirroring the emotions and mannerisms of the people around them for survival purposes. They know they're not like everyone else, which could be dangerous, so they try their best to blend in until the time is right. Sherlock Holmes is the rare exception to this rule because he doesn't try to blend in at all. He doesn't care what everyone else thinks, and he's thoroughly embraced that. Hans, however, is on the opposite side of that spectrum; he cares too much what others think of him, so he tries to blend in, waiting for the best possible and most advantageous moment to reveal who and what he really is, which in the movie was when he knew for sure that Anna would die and not be able to reveal him. Shortly after unveiling his true self, he reverts quickly right back into his little mirrored shell, again keeping up appearances until he is just about to kill Elsa. Hans is an example of an extremely dangerous kind of sociopath because you literally can't see him coming unless you're a skeptic, like I was at first. He still managed to convince me of his genuineness when he was taking charge of helping out the villagers, which kills me, but it just proves how well-written he is as a character.
Even if he was a psychopath, which he's not, He definitely wouldn't be Disney's first. Claude Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame predates him by 17 years, and even he wasn't the first psychopath to be featured in a Disney film. Cruella De Vil is an even older example. Disney has a long history of depicting characters with serious mental issues, including psychopathy, sociopathy, depression, paranoia, extreme narcissism, and bipolar disorder, just to name a few, and they're not just limited to being villains. In fact, several of Disney's heroes/heroines and side characters also had mental disorders. Elsa, for instance, suffered from depression. Clopin, also from the Hunchback of Notre Dame, was both a sadist and a psychopath. I'm also fairly certain that Belle had ADD, or Attention Deficit Disorder.
Headcannon: He's a sociopath that doesn't know how to relate to people so he mirrors them instead to hide his true intentions.
Who made the lie that humans can kill a monster by touch and why in monsters inc.?
thanks
I think they answer this with the pixar universe theory. They don't want to alter the chain of events leading to monsters inc. If you haven't watched that video you really should its great
if you believe in the pixar theory, the monsters exist in the future and travel back in time so they're conditioned not to touch humans as it may disturb space time continium
Wow... this was actually really good
Were you expecting the Calin Brothers' theory about this to be bad? How could you!?
I thought that the smile was obvious - Hans is smiling at the opportunity that has just presented itself - a chance to marry into a royal family and then... Perhaps kill Elsa? And later Ana, so HE becomes the king!
Gunda Leine or he did think she was cute but didn't know she was a princess, so that would open up the plans.
Given he's up for a redemption arc in the next film, who knows.
It was more of a loving smile though than a plotting one... idk I believe this guys theory more
Thats not how royalty works. You can't actually marry into royal families and become the ruler. You need royal blood.
Anna! It is Anna!
Gunda Leine but it looks like a genuine smile, not the kind like "wow what a great opportunity to become royal"
Honestly him being some weird magical sinister personification of an evil mirror is really creepy, like he’s a demon walking amongst them & they have no idea
Yeah no. He is no mirror but a sociopathic