
| September 07, 2014 | ||
Chasity > I believe you would be the only one, considering Elsa is far
more popular than Anna in the Frozen fandom. Elsa is actually Disney's
first "realistic" character, showing real signs of fear, anxiety, and
depression. That's a pretty big step for Disney. Originally Elsa was
intended to be the villain. But it was when she was a villain that
made her less interesting. She was basically evil because she was
jealous of Anna, a decades-old Disney cliche put to rest. I believe
they changed her for the better, and most people of the Frozen fandom
completely agree. There are people who still enjoy the original Elsa,
myself included, but our current one is far more complex, and gives
people someone to relate to. |
| August 30, 2014 | ||
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I didn't confirmed that I saw her as a antagonist, I know she isn't, I
just said that MAYBE if Elsa we're the antagonist of the story, MAYBE
she would be a more interesting character |
| August 30, 2014 | ||
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| Site Builder |
Elsa wasn't the antagonist. And even if you wanted to classify her as
one, she wasn't the MAIN one. If you view her in that light, yes,
she'll seem like a weak character. |
| August 29, 2014 | ||
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Am I the only one who thinks that Elsa's character would be much
better if she we're the main antagonist? Like, if she got mad and evil
because of her powers, and wanted to destroy Arendelle purposely...
Just and idea ![]() |