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> If anything, this is Disney subverting their own trope of "instant true love". Oh, absolutely. And that's one of the plot's redeeming features in my eyes. Bu
by veddox 6y ago
> If anything, this is Disney subverting their own trope of "instant true love".
Oh, absolutely. And that's one of the plot's redeeming features in my eyes. But it's a long stretch to get from the lovesick princeling to the ruthless, sinister usurper.
At the start of the movie, Hans is naive and/or willing to capitalise on Anna's naiveté, but there is no indication whatsoever that he is actively evil. And as the OP showed, there would have been ample opportunities for the scriptwriter to foreshadow any such negative side to his character; and there would have been much better opportunities for Hans to carry out his evil plans.
- anotherman554 6y agoHans is simultaneously trying to destroy the older sister, woo the younger sister, while also making the people think he's a good person who should lead them. That's a very tough line to walk on so I don't think he had better opportunities.