5 Major Plot Holes In Frozen 2 No One Noticed
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Elsa created Olaf and her magic sustained him, so there was a connection between them, even if either were fully aware of it. She could have sent the message to him knowing that Anna would be with him.
Everything that Anna's life was built on had just been destroyed, including her belief about what Arendelle stood for. She also knew that no one would be allowed back into the city until the wrong had been set right, which was a serious problem with winter coming. Even if the city had been flooded there would still have been a lot they could salvage for rebuilding, and she was prepared to face the consequences of her actions.
Elsa was being carried by the Nokk, and the other Spirits were probably lending their own power to help them reach Arendelle and throw up the barrier that diverted the flood. Elsa did say the the Magical Spirits decided that Arendelle deserved to stand with Anna.
It was believed that the tribes of Northuldra had betrayed Arendelle's wise and noble king, and even before that, most of the stories in that time and place, from which Disney had been drawing their material for most of the animated movies, the villains had been witches. Agnarr was worried about how people would react if they found out about his daughter's magic. Seeing the image Pappy showed Elsa of a crowd attacking her was, to Agnarr, confirmation of his worst fears. He believed that to protect his children they would have to take the secret of Elsa's magic to their graves.
These aren't plot holes. You just need to look at them in their proper context.
Date: 2022-06-06
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Awesome
Ok so I dont think that Agnarr gets enough attention for people to notice this. So, people always blame him for what happened to Elsa. Well, it was a terrible choice on his part, but he has his reasons. So, his father was killed in a battle and he was left all alone with no family to be the king of Arendelle. And he was 14! Likely, other kingdoms saw that Arendelle was vulnerable because of losing lots of soldiers in the battle. All the citizens are crying because they lost their loved ones, and dont know whats going to happen to the kingdom next. Anyone could be planning an attack. Theyre sad and panicked. Meanwhile, Agnarr has just suffered a major head injury and was in a coma for at least a day, because he didnt wake up the whole journey home. He has only bad memories of magic and fears it, constantly having bad dreams and flashbacks. Hes probably the most mentally unstable person, but he has to lead everyone and act like everythings fine, and that theyre going to be okay. At one point he probably developed the conceal, dont feel as a rule for himself and yells at himself when he just needs to cry. Hes got the pressure of running a whole kingdom when theres foreign attacks, unhappy citizens, and bad memories to worry about. This was probably the most unstable time in Arendellian history. He has to deal with it and conceal his emotions for the people. He wants to appear as a strong and confident ruler. So, when Elsa has powers, hes terrified, and feels his bad childhood rushing back to him, and he loves her and wants the best for her but hes scared. So he thinks of the most known thing to him, which would be to conceal your emotions, or for Elsa, her powers. So, this was too long, but Im basically saying that we need to consider Agnarrs traumatic childhood before judging his parenting.
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Ok so I dont think that Agnarr gets enough attention for people to notice this. So, people always blame him for what happened to Elsa. Well, it was a terrible choice on his part, but he has his reasons. So, his father was killed in a battle and he was left all alone with no family to be the king of Arendelle. And he was 14! Likely, other kingdoms saw that Arendelle was vulnerable because of losing lots of soldiers in the battle. All the citizens are crying because they lost their loved ones, and dont know whats going to happen to the kingdom next. Anyone could be planning an attack. Theyre sad and panicked. Meanwhile, Agnarr has just suffered a major head injury and was in a coma for at least a day, because he didnt wake up the whole journey home. He has only bad memories of magic and fears it, constantly having bad dreams and flashbacks. Hes probably the most mentally unstable person, but he has to lead everyone and act like everythings fine, and that theyre going to be okay. At one point he probably developed the conceal, dont feel as a rule for himself and yells at himself when he just needs to cry. Hes got the pressure of running a whole kingdom when theres foreign attacks, unhappy citizens, and bad memories to worry about. This was probably the most unstable time in Arendellian history. He has to deal with it and conceal his emotions for the people. He wants to appear as a strong and confident ruler. So, when Elsa has powers, hes terrified, and feels his bad childhood rushing back to him, and he loves her and wants the best for her but hes scared. So he thinks of the most known thing to him, which would be to conceal your emotions, or for Elsa, her powers. So, this was too long, but Im basically saying that we need to consider Agnarrs traumatic childhood before judging his parenting.
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gregc2222
Hey, I'm the first person to point out inconsistencies and continuity errors in films(driving friends and family nuts) but I had no problem with Elsa reaching Arendelle in time, as it was meant to show just how powerful she had become once she had fully embraced what she truly was, and to show just how fast her power, combined with that of the Nokk(ie: the embodiment of the water spirit, made her. Elsa and the Nokk were magical beings and they were both powerful.
I've always hated the Nick-'O-Time resolution to a key plot moment, like when the hero cuts the wire to the bomb just as the counter hits 2 seconds. It's a trope that's been done to death. But it works here, because the event(the dam coming down) that sets the danger in motion(the wave) is the same event that releases the savior(Elsa) of that danger. So it makes sense, in this case, that she'd get there with very little time to spare. In fact, it's amazing that she made it at all. Being a Disney film, I was pretty sure that Elsa and Olaf weren't really dead, but I also really thought Arendelle was a goner. That the end of the film would be Anna leading her people as they rebuilt. So that part surprised me, but let's face it, that scene of Elsa riding the Nokk as it leaps down the crest of the wave, outruns it, and then turns and throws up the ice wall is just awesome. And kids, I know that word has gotten overused, but scenes like that are what the word awesome was meant to describe.
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Hey, I'm the first person to point out inconsistencies and continuity errors in films(driving friends and family nuts) but I had no problem with Elsa reaching Arendelle in time, as it was meant to show just how powerful she had become once she had fully embraced what she truly was, and to show just how fast her power, combined with that of the Nokk(ie: the embodiment of the water spirit, made her. Elsa and the Nokk were magical beings and they were both powerful.
I've always hated the Nick-'O-Time resolution to a key plot moment, like when the hero cuts the wire to the bomb just as the counter hits 2 seconds. It's a trope that's been done to death. But it works here, because the event(the dam coming down) that sets the danger in motion(the wave) is the same event that releases the savior(Elsa) of that danger. So it makes sense, in this case, that she'd get there with very little time to spare. In fact, it's amazing that she made it at all. Being a Disney film, I was pretty sure that Elsa and Olaf weren't really dead, but I also really thought Arendelle was a goner. That the end of the film would be Anna leading her people as they rebuilt. So that part surprised me, but let's face it, that scene of Elsa riding the Nokk as it leaps down the crest of the wave, outruns it, and then turns and throws up the ice wall is just awesome. And kids, I know that word has gotten overused, but scenes like that are what the word awesome was meant to describe.
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Anime
I really don't understand why everyone keeps saying Elsa died. I mean if freezing solid was death then it was Anna died in the first movie. I kinda thought of it more as caterpillar and a butterfly. Her powers overcome her and when everything wakes up again she emerges as the fifth spirit. (remember the dam was hurting the spirits so they weren't at full power or control) English is an amazing language but some words give a wrong perception of what they can mean. Spirit usually is perceived as a ghost, but it has many more meanings. If you include foreign cultures that also are defined by that word when translated you can see why it doesn't always rely or be seen as part of Death. It can represent your inner strength, or emotions. It can be perceived as a magical creature, and more depending on the culture. The ones in this movie are based off spirits in mythology and a different culture. Rather than an existence between Death and existence they are mythical beings that represent their elements. For me Elsa had accepted who she was and who she was meant to be, but the dam was hurting the magic and spirits, so when she accepted herself she iced up partially because of the dam and partially because it was part of her needing to ultimately become the 5th spirit. Hence my metamorphosis theory.
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I really don't understand why everyone keeps saying Elsa died. I mean if freezing solid was death then it was Anna died in the first movie. I kinda thought of it more as caterpillar and a butterfly. Her powers overcome her and when everything wakes up again she emerges as the fifth spirit. (remember the dam was hurting the spirits so they weren't at full power or control) English is an amazing language but some words give a wrong perception of what they can mean. Spirit usually is perceived as a ghost, but it has many more meanings. If you include foreign cultures that also are defined by that word when translated you can see why it doesn't always rely or be seen as part of Death. It can represent your inner strength, or emotions. It can be perceived as a magical creature, and more depending on the culture. The ones in this movie are based off spirits in mythology and a different culture. Rather than an existence between Death and existence they are mythical beings that represent their elements. For me Elsa had accepted who she was and who she was meant to be, but the dam was hurting the magic and spirits, so when she accepted herself she iced up partially because of the dam and partially because it was part of her needing to ultimately become the 5th spirit. Hence my metamorphosis theory.
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Not
1. the arendelle people did not know about the enchanted forest because it was locked so no one was there to tell them about the secrets of it (except for their parents which already did tell elsa and anna about it)
2. elsa sent the message before she froze so it makes sense, and she called out for anna before sending the message, which for me meant that shes telling her powers to go and find anna, and it makes sense because her powers are really strong and olaf only starting flurring away after she froze for a period of time, so the plot is very much possible
3. arendelle couldve been rebuilt and it wouldve had to future if anna didnt break the dam
4. elsa was saved by the water nokk which she rode on to arendelle and so she was able to make it in time
5. powers werent a norm because no one knew about the enchanted forest and those who knew were trapped in it, so they didnt want others to feel scared of elsa because of her powers, and so they taught her to conceal and dont feel
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1. the arendelle people did not know about the enchanted forest because it was locked so no one was there to tell them about the secrets of it (except for their parents which already did tell elsa and anna about it)
2. elsa sent the message before she froze so it makes sense, and she called out for anna before sending the message, which for me meant that shes telling her powers to go and find anna, and it makes sense because her powers are really strong and olaf only starting flurring away after she froze for a period of time, so the plot is very much possible
3. arendelle couldve been rebuilt and it wouldve had to future if anna didnt break the dam
4. elsa was saved by the water nokk which she rode on to arendelle and so she was able to make it in time
5. powers werent a norm because no one knew about the enchanted forest and those who knew were trapped in it, so they didnt want others to feel scared of elsa because of her powers, and so they taught her to conceal and dont feel
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Martin
Anna and Elsa have really did give everybody scare, especially gave me a scare.
Anna and Elsa has always risking their own lives for each other.
If they have died for each other it's all over in the sad downer ending, and I don't mean in the bittersweet way.
But in the end, even at the almost cost of Anna's life by having the Earth Giants breaks the dam, Elsa have brought back to life despite her frozen death from a certain circumstances.
And it would be really great, if they didn't do it to me like that again.
If they do that again, I'll never forgive them as long as I live.
But I can't stay mad and upset at that, their just full of surprised.
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Anna and Elsa have really did give everybody scare, especially gave me a scare.
Anna and Elsa has always risking their own lives for each other.
If they have died for each other it's all over in the sad downer ending, and I don't mean in the bittersweet way.
But in the end, even at the almost cost of Anna's life by having the Earth Giants breaks the dam, Elsa have brought back to life despite her frozen death from a certain circumstances.
And it would be really great, if they didn't do it to me like that again.
If they do that again, I'll never forgive them as long as I live.
But I can't stay mad and upset at that, their just full of surprised.
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Lunaria
And uhhh. Olaf also passed away long after Elsa did so her magic reaching Anna even after she died made sense, at least for me. I think Elsa's magic works in the way that it seemed like it have some kind of GPS, I mean, like Gale does too, as long as it was clear who the message was for it will reach them no matter what. I think Elsa's intentions when she put Anna on the ice canoe was to send her back to the Northuldras, but Anna tried to stop it and made herself lost, away from the ice track
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And uhhh. Olaf also passed away long after Elsa did so her magic reaching Anna even after she died made sense, at least for me. I think Elsa's magic works in the way that it seemed like it have some kind of GPS, I mean, like Gale does too, as long as it was clear who the message was for it will reach them no matter what. I think Elsa's intentions when she put Anna on the ice canoe was to send her back to the Northuldras, but Anna tried to stop it and made herself lost, away from the ice track
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Ethen
The story in Arendelle was that the savage tribes of the Enchanted Forest had betrayed their wise and noble king. Even Agnarr believed this despite his relation with Idunna and didn't tell his girls that a Northuldral had saved him. There was also a long standing tradition in that part of the world that magic was inherently evil. Agnarr thought that concealing Elsa's magic was the only way to keep her safe.
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The story in Arendelle was that the savage tribes of the Enchanted Forest had betrayed their wise and noble king. Even Agnarr believed this despite his relation with Idunna and didn't tell his girls that a Northuldral had saved him. There was also a long standing tradition in that part of the world that magic was inherently evil. Agnarr thought that concealing Elsa's magic was the only way to keep her safe.
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Martin
The alternative ending.
In what could have been is that an alternative ending involved Arendelle being rebuild in the Northuldra style after being hit by a wave.
If Elsa haven't revived back to life and saved Arendelle in the very last second, Arendelle would've been destroyed and Anna's suicidal efforts would have been a grave lost and the total waste.
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The alternative ending.
In what could have been is that an alternative ending involved Arendelle being rebuild in the Northuldra style after being hit by a wave.
If Elsa haven't revived back to life and saved Arendelle in the very last second, Arendelle would've been destroyed and Anna's suicidal efforts would have been a grave lost and the total waste.
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Venti
Dahhhhh
She escaped that island pretty fast the floor broke then she was underwater then that water horse came quicky, youre not watching clearly gurllllll!
BTW the waterhorse is very quick cause it could cross the dark sea so easily ahhhhh so not paying attention, you said watching it over and over but didnt understand what an idiot
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Dahhhhh
She escaped that island pretty fast the floor broke then she was underwater then that water horse came quicky, youre not watching clearly gurllllll!
BTW the waterhorse is very quick cause it could cross the dark sea so easily ahhhhh so not paying attention, you said watching it over and over but didnt understand what an idiot
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